Vodevolution can support the digital distribution of content toward selected platforms, OTT environments and AVOD/FAST channels, based on the type of catalog, available rights, authorized territories and the technical standards required by each destination.

In general, adequate-quality video files, trailers, promotional images, posters, synopses, editorial metadata, categories, rights information, availability territories, possible subtitles and any materials required by individual platforms are needed. Vodevolution can help organize and prepare these assets professionally.

No. Digital distribution can complement a proprietary OTT platform. A proprietary platform allows direct control over brand, users, data and monetization; distribution on third-party platforms can instead expand catalog visibility and create additional revenue opportunities.

Vodevolution is a solution for the development of proprietary OTT platforms and premium streaming infrastructures. It allows companies, broadcasters, media companies, producers and distributors to distribute video content on web, mobile, Smart TV and Connected TV, while controlling monetization, users, data and digital growth.

An OTT platform is a digital infrastructure that enables the distribution of video content via the internet to Smart TVs, mobile devices, and the web.

SVOD requires a subscription, AVOD is ad-supported, and TVOD allows you to purchase or rent individual content.

No. Vodevolution develops customized premium OTT solutions, designed as professional infrastructures and not as standard, generic tools.

An OTT platform for film producers and distributors is a proprietary streaming infrastructure that allows content owners to distribute, showcase, and monetize their films directly to global audiences. Unlike third-party platforms, a premium OTT solution like Vodevolution enables full control over content, branding, pricing models, and user data, transforming film catalogs into scalable digital assets.

Film distributors can monetize their content using multiple revenue models within an OTT platform, including subscription (SVOD), pay-per-view or rental (TVOD), and advertising-based streaming (AVOD). A premium OTT infrastructure allows combining these models, maximizing revenue potential while maintaining full ownership of distribution and audience relationships.

Yes, an OTT platform can function as a secure digital screening and distribution tool for international buyers. Producers and distributors can create private access areas, share screeners, manage rights and territories, and continue negotiations beyond film markets such as Cannes, Berlinale, and AFM. This enables continuous B2B sales opportunities throughout the year.

Launching a Roku channel involves creating a dedicated streaming app within the Roku ecosystem and integrating monetization models such as AVOD (free with ads) and SVOD (subscription-based content). With a platform like Vodevolution, this process is fully managed, allowing fast deployment across North and South America, including high-growth markets like Brazil, while maintaining a seamless user experience and scalable monetization strategy.

Yes. Vodevolution allows television channels, broadcasters and media operators to transform their schedule or video archive into a proprietary OTT platform, accessible on web, mobile, Smart TV and Connected TV.
In this way, the channel is no longer limited to linear broadcasting, but can offer on-demand content, thematic catalogs, premium sections and new forms of digital monetization.

A Vodevolution OTT platform can integrate different monetization models: AVOD with video advertising, SVOD with subscriptions, TVOD with pay-per-view content and freemium models.
It is also possible to integrate programmatic advertising, VAST sources, advertising inventory and revenue control tools, according to the business model of the project.

Yes. Vodevolution is also designed for producers and distributors who want to enhance catalogs of films, series, documentaries or vertical content through a proprietary OTT channel.
The platform allows content to be organized within a CMS, distributed across multiple devices and transformed into a controlled digital asset, without depending exclusively on third-party platforms.

Third-party platforms can be useful to expand distribution, but they do not always allow full control over data, users, revenues, branding and positioning.
With a proprietary OTT channel, broadcasters and distributors can build an independent ecosystem, directly control the user experience and transform their content into a scalable digital asset.