Vertical OTT by QuickStream AI

Vertical OTT, built for the phone.
QuickStream AI’s mobile-first platform for launching your own vertical streaming service — micro drama, episodic series, creator and branded content — with coin unlocks, rewarded ads and subscriptions, on white-label apps with your brand, theme and content.
Vertical player, swipe feed
Coin unlocks, ads or subscription
Your brand, your apps, your stores

One upload. Your brand on every screen your audience owns.
Micro drama: a format the phone invented.
Micro drama is not short film and it is not a clip. It is a full story cut into episodes about as long as a song, sold an episode at a time to an audience that watches standing up. The production is the easy part — the platform underneath it is what decides whether it earns.
Ninety seconds an episode
Shot vertical, cut for a phone held one-handed, and written so every episode ends somewhere you cannot stop.
Sixty to a hundred of them
A season is a single story told in a couple of hours, released at once rather than weekly.
What VIBECAST includes
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A vertical, full-screen player with a swipe feed
Built for a phone held in one hand: swipe up for the next episode, never a menu.
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Series, season and episode as first-class records
Stories organised the way viewers follow them, with order and progress kept.
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Coin balances, unlocks and free-episode rules
Decide which episodes are free, what an unlock costs and how coins are bought.
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Store billing on iOS and Android
Purchases and subscriptions through the App Store and Google Play, handled for you.
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AI captions and translation on ingest
Each episode captioned and translated as it uploads. AI dubbing is optional and quoted separately, in advance.
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Episode-level analytics and cohort retention
See exactly which episode people stop at, and how each cohort keeps watching.
Everything a vertical streaming 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.
Vertical player and swipe feed
Full-screen, one-handed, and it plays the next episode before anybody decides to leave.
Coins and episode unlocks
A balance, a price per episode and a free run at the start — the economics the format is built on.
Unlock by watching an ad
The episode opens after a rewarded break, so a viewer who will not pay still earns you something.
Series, seasons, episodes
A real content model rather than a video library with numbers in the filenames.
Captions and translation
Written on ingest, so the same season ships into another language without a second production cycle. Dubbing is optional and quoted separately.
A feed that learns
Recommendations on what people finish, not on what they clicked and abandoned in forty seconds.
Drop-off by episode
Exactly which episode loses people and exactly which one they pay at. This is the number that runs the business.
Your apps, your stores
White-label apps published under your own developer accounts, with store billing wired up and submissions handled.
Three ways it earns. Run all of them.
These are not alternatives, and choosing only one is the most common way a catalog underperforms. The same episode can be bought, unlocked with an ad, or included in a pass — decided per title and per market.
Coins
How most of them earn
Pay per episode
The model the format runs on: a few free episodes, then a coin balance spent one episode at a time.
- Free episodes, then a paywall you place
- Coin packs bought through store billing
- Price set per episode or per season
- Bonus coins, streaks and win-back offers
Rewarded ads
Watch to unlock
The episode opens after an ad break, for the far larger audience that will never buy coins.
- Rewarded breaks between episodes
- No sign-in required to watch
- Runs alongside coins, not instead of them
- Widest possible reach
Subscription
All-you-can-watch
A pass across the whole catalog, for the small share of viewers who watch enough to want one.
- Weekly, monthly and annual plans
- Free trials and promotional codes
- Ad-free as the upgrade
- Sits over the coin model, not beside it
Every Screen
Your Audience Already Owns.
Vertical video is a phone format, but the audience does not stay on the phone. The same catalog ships as white-label apps to nine platforms, under your developer accounts.
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.
What happens after you send the form.
No drip sequence and no qualification call before the real one. Four stages, and you can stop after any of them.
01
The call
Thirty minutes. You show us the catalog and the markets; we show you the platform running and say plainly what we would not recommend.
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The plan
A written scope against your titles, your target stores and your monetization — including what it costs and how long it takes.
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The build
Your branding on the apps, your catalog in the CMS, your coin packs and prices configured, and store submissions handled by us.
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Live
White-label apps live in the stores under your developer accounts, with your brand on every screen and the numbers to run the business.
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.



