Media & Entertainment
Your catalog. Your brand. Every screen.
Launch white-label streaming apps across mobile, Smart TV and web, published in the stores under your own name.
Your brand in every store
White-label apps carrying your name, published under your own developer accounts.
Your audience, your relationship
Viewers download your app and sign up with your brand, not with an aggregator.
Room to grow
Add content, territories and revenue models as you grow, without replatforming.
One upload. Your brand on every screen your audience owns.
A catalog business, not a content folder.
A media service lives or dies on two things: whether people can find what you have, and whether you can charge for it the way the market expects. Everything below serves one of the two.
Distribution
Nine apps built for their own platforms, published to their own stores, reading one library.
Monetization
Subscription, advertising, pay-per-view or free — chosen per title rather than fixed for the service.
What the platform includes
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Branded apps on nine platforms
Phone, tablet, TV and web apps under your name, published to your own store accounts.
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One content management layer
Upload once. Every app reads the same record, so a change shows up everywhere.
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AI captions, tagging and search
Captions and tags written on ingest, so search finds the moment, not just the title.
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Rights windows and scheduling
Availability by territory and date, so a title leaving the catalog leaves everywhere.
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Subscriptions, ads and pay-per-view
Charge the way the market expects — per title, per territory, or all at once.
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Delivery, storage and security
Hosting, global delivery and protection run by us, so there is nothing to operate.
Everything a media service needs, in one platform.
Each of these is normally a separate vendor, a separate contract and a separate integration. Here they are the same product, which is why a launch takes weeks rather than quarters.
AI on ingest
Every asset described, tagged and captioned as it arrives, so the catalog is searchable on day one.
Rights and windows
Availability by territory and date, applied per title so something leaving the catalog leaves everywhere.
Live, linear and on demand
Scheduled channels, live events and a back catalog running from one schedule.
One content layer
Upload once. Every connected app reads the same record rather than a copy of it.
Analytics that agree
Plays, completion, churn and revenue in one view instead of nine dashboards that disagree.
Accounts and entitlements
Who can watch what, where, and for how long — enforced everywhere at once.
Merchandising
Rows, collections and featured placements arranged once and reflected on every screen.
Launch and submissions
Store submissions and infrastructure are part of the platform, not a project you run yourself.
Every Screen
Your Audience Already Owns.
Nine white-label apps, each native to its platform and published under your developer accounts, all reading one library.
iPhone
Native app
iOS app published in the App Store under your own developer account.
Android
Native app
Android app published to Google Play.
Apple TV
Native app
tvOS app built for the living room, not a scaled phone view.
Roku
Channel
Roku channel published to the Channel Store.
Samsung
Tizen app
Tizen app for Samsung Smart TVs.
LG
webOS app
webOS app for the LG Content Store.
Fire TV
Native app
Fire TV app published to the Amazon Appstore.
Google TV
Native app
Android TV app published to Google Play.
Web
Responsive
Browser player on desktop, tablet and phone. Nothing to install.
Pick your model. Or all of them.
These are not alternatives. Run a subscription in one territory, advertising in another and pay-per-view for a single event — from the same library.
SVOD
Subscription
Recurring access to the whole library, or to a tier of it.
- Monthly and annual plans
- Free trials and promotional codes
- Tiered libraries
- Win-back and retention offers
AVOD / FAST
Advertising
Free to the viewer, funded by ad breaks in on-demand content and linear channels.
- Pre-roll, mid-roll and post-roll
- Ad breaks in linear channels
- No sign-in required
- Runs alongside paid tiers
- Widest possible reach
TVOD
Pay per view
Individual items and single events, priced on their own.
- Rentals with a viewing window
- Outright purchases
- One-off live events
- Bundles and season passes
Free playbook
Get the playbook for launching a subscription streaming service.
Pricing, AVOD tiers, retention targets and ROI scenarios for traditional OTT, from our free 30-slide growth guide.
Questions,
Answered Plainly.
Nine: iPhone, Android, Apple TV, Roku, Samsung, LG, Fire TV, Google TV and web. You publish once in the CMS and every connected app stays in sync — metadata, entitlements and recommendations included.
Yours. QuickStream AI is a white-label platform: your apps are published in the App Store, Google Play and the TV stores under your own developer accounts, with your name, logo, theme and content on every screen your viewers see.
It runs on ingest, before anyone opens a spreadsheet: metadata creation, audience tagging, automated captions, multilingual translation, content tagging, intelligent search and recommendation ranking.
Yes. Subscriptions, advertising, pay-per-view and free access can run side by side, switched per audience or per title rather than fixed for the whole service.
Very little. We set the platform up for you, so there is no integration project and no engineering team to hire — and your apps go live under your own developer accounts.
It moves into the unified content library, and the AI pipeline describes and classifies it on the way in — so an existing archive arrives searchable rather than as a backlog to tag by hand.
A service. QuickStream AI is a SaaS platform: we host and run it, new features reach your apps as platform updates, and your team manages everything from one CMS. There are no servers for you to maintain.
Still Have
Questions?
Ask the people who will build your service. Bring your catalog, your target devices and your timeline.
A reply within one business day — or email Andrew@quickstream.ai
Insights
Notes from the team building the platform — what is changing in streaming delivery, where AI genuinely earns its place in the workflow, and what we learn launching services across nine platforms.
Other Industries
On The Same Platform.
Sports Organizations
Season passes, live games, instant highlights.
Government & Public Sector
Public meetings, publicly accessible.
Education
Lectures, events and athletics in one place.
Healthcare
Training and patient education, governed properly.
Churches & Ministries
Every service, on every screen in the congregation.
Corporate Training
Internal comms that actually get watched.
Franchises & Brands
One brand, many locations, one channel.
Creators & Influencers
Your name on the app, not someone else’s.
Enterprises & Memberships
Members-only video, at enterprise scale.
Let’s put your catalog somewhere it earns.
Thirty minutes with a QuickStream AI solutions engineer who has launched services like yours — not a sales deck. Bring your content, your target devices and your timeline.
- A live walkthrough of the platform and the admin behind it
- A launch plan mapped to your content and your target platforms
- Straight answers on timeline, cost, and what we would not recommend