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Top 9 Video Hosting Software Companies (November 2026)

As of November 2026, Latka tracks 9 video hosting software companies. They have combined revenues of $194.1M and employ 820 people. They have raised $118.1M and serve 20.2M customers combined.

Every company below sells video hosting software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Video Hosting Software Companies do

Video Hosting Software refers to platforms that allow users to upload, store, manage, and stream video content online. These solutions are often cloud-based, providing users with the tools necessary for secure, scalable video storage and distribution. Video hosting software typically includes features such as video analytics, content management, customizable video players, and security options to protect intellectual property. Common use cases for video hosting software include digital marketing, training and educational initiatives, and enterprise communication. Typical buyer personas include marketing managers looking to enhance their campaigns with video content, educators aiming to deliver online courses, and businesses using video for internal communication or training purposes. By leveraging a video hosting platform, organizations can efficiently manage their video assets while ensuring high-quality streaming for end users.

Companies
9
Revenue
$194.1M
Funding
$118.1M
Employees
820

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Top Video Hosting Software Companies by revenue

Showing 9 of 9 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1Wistia logo
Wistia

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

professional video hosting platform

Revenue
$67M
Customers
50K
Year founded
2006
Funding
$1.4M
Team size
211
2Veed logo
Veed

London, England, United Kingdom

video editing platform

Revenue
$50M
Customers
5.5K
Year founded
2018
Funding
$35M
Team size
200
Growth
14%
3Vidyard logo
Vidyard

Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

video marketing platform

Revenue
$47.7M
Customers
1K
Year founded
2011
Funding
$75.7M
Team size
207
4Samba Tech logo
Samba Tech

Nova Lima, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil

Brazilian online video platform provider

Revenue
$20.6M
Customers
20M
Year founded
2008
Funding
$6M
Team size
121
5Blue Billywig logo
Blue Billywig

Hilversum, Noord Holland, Netherlands

Blue Billywig is an online video platform that started with the idea that the entire video publication process should be easier and better. The entire platform is designed to help you optimize your workflow and take your video strategy to the next level. We created our analytics and customizable KPI dashboards to enable you to actively monitor your video performance, ensuring that you and your team are always ahead of the curve. We believe there’s no limitation to true partnership. We strive to constantly develop new features that enable your business to advance further in the field of video, and access to our experts is included in your standard license fee. From APIs to apps and from video distribution to analytics, we love bringing your video visions to life.

Revenue
$4.2M
Year founded
2006
Team size
38
6Wipster logo
Wipster

Wellington, New Zealand

Developer of a rapid review and approval platform designed to offer creative content. The company's platform offers efficiently review, approve and collaborate on video revisions, store them in a shared multimedia asset library, publish videos across a variety of tools and easily, enabling companies to create and deliver better video, faster.

Revenue
$3M
Year founded
2012
Team size
19
7Vidalytics logo
Vidalytics

Austin, Texas, United States

Vidalytics, based in Austin, Texas, is a video hosting and analytics platform for direct-response marketers: it hosts their sales videos, such as video sales letters, and shows where viewers drop off and which videos turn viewers into buyers. Patrick Stiles founded the company in 2016 and is its CEO. In 2018 he told Latka that the product had launched about a year earlier and that he had bootstrapped it with six figures of his own money. Vidalytics then had about 500 users, 250 or fewer of them paying an average of $100 a month; he put revenue at around $10,000 a month, and the team was five people, two of them contractors.

Revenue
$697K
Customers
250
Year founded
2016
Team size
16
8Publitio logo
Publitio

Zrenjanin, Serbia

Publitio is a cloud-based media asset management platform that provides solutions for image hosting, video management, and file manipulation. It offers services for multimedia and design software, with features such as media storage, processing, and delivery. Publitio helps businesses manage and optimize their media assets for websites and other digital platforms.

Revenue
$691.8K
Customers
100K
Year founded
2018
Team size
6
9Digma logo
Digma

London, United Kingdom

Digma is revolutionizing the video hosting and streaming industry with its innovative, cost-effective solution. As content creators and businesses face rising costs from traditional platforms, Digma emerges as the go-to alternative for those seeking quality, affordability, and simplicity. Our Mission At Digma, we're committed to empowering creators and businesses with cutting-edge video hosting technology that doesn't break the bank. We believe in democratizing high-quality video streaming, making it accessible to all. What We Offer • Bespoke Video Player: Tailor your viewing experience to match your brand identity. • Dedicated Channels: Showcase your content in a personalized space. • High-Traffic Support: Seamlessly handle large audience volumes without compromising performance. • Global Content Delivery: Ensure your viewers enjoy buffer-free streaming worldwide. • Adaptive Streaming: Optimal viewing experience across all devices and connection speeds. • Live Streaming: Engage your audience in real-time with high-quality live video. • Advanced Analytics: Gain valuable insights into your content's performance and audience behavior. Why Choose Digma? • Cost-Effective: Competitive pricing without sacrificing quality. • User-Friendly: Intuitive interface designed for creators, not tech experts. • Scalable: Grow your audience without worrying about technical limitations. • Innovative: Constantly evolving to meet the needs of modern content creators. Join the Future of Video Hosting Whether you're a solo content creator, a growing startup, or an established enterprise, Digma has the tools and technology to elevate your video content.

Revenue
$220K
Year founded
2020
Team size
2

Frequently asked questions about Video Hosting Software Companies

How many video hosting software companies are there?

Latka tracks 9 video hosting software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $194.1M in annual revenue and employ 820 people.

Which video hosting software company is the largest?

Wistia is the largest, with $67M in annual revenue, founded in 2006.

How much revenue does a typical video hosting software company make?

The average video hosting software company in this list makes $21.6M a year, across 9 companies with reported revenue. They serve 20.2M customers combined.

Who are the leading Video Hosting software vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Wistia, Veed, Vidyard, Samba Tech and Blue Billywig.

How much funding have video hosting software companies raised?

The 9 video hosting software companies tracked here have raised $118.1M in disclosed funding between them.

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Inclusion Criteria

- The product must allow for the uploading and storage of video content. - It should provide streaming capabilities for end users to view content. - Must include analytics features for tracking video performance and viewer engagement. - Should support custom branding or player customization options. - Must ensure adequate security features to protect video content from unauthorized access. - Not just provide basic hosting; must also offer features like video management and distribution optimization.