I normally don't write a review, but I wanted to do one here because I want this deal to be successful.
I see there is some confusion on some people here misrepresenting what this deal actually is.

This isn't a deal of storage for your videos. That is a bonus. The real deal here is video encryption for your video courses. And I believe it is one of the best because of the option for Dynamic Watermarking.
Imagine you have a video course that you sell on you WordPress site. Because of the encryption this deal offers, no one will be able to steal the video and share them for free.
Another way of pirating videos is by recording the screen while the video is playing. The solution here is Dynamic Watermarking. This posts the name and IP of the user watching the video, while watching the video - so if they would record the screen, they would also record it with their name and IP address, and if they share it and you find out about it, you know who they are and can sue them.

So the value here is the encryption and Dynamic Watermarking. Of course, in order to host your videos you also need storage - here it's 20GB included in the deal and you can buy more if you want more. You also have an initial bandwidth which you can use, then you just buy more at a fairly cheap price. And this really isn't for sharing free videos. This is about protecting your paid video courses.

And I say this because other platforms are much more expensive in their bandwidth price and storage and don't even get CLOSE to the pro-level encryption you have here. Of course if you compare the storage and bandwidth price to storage sellers like amazon or google or even your run-of-the-mill hosting, that's cheaper, but they don't offer encrypted streaming delivery of your videos, which is what this deal is about.

So it's a good distinction to make that the deal here is the software, the encryption service, not the storage/bandwidth service.
Maybe the explanation/selling points of their offer could be done better to really show the average person the true value of such a software service - because I know there are a lot of technical terms that the average person might not get, or might not care about.

Many people don't realize that videos can be so easily stolen. If you have a free video course, you might not care, but if you have a paid course, it might affect your livelihood if your course, your hard work, is suddenly online for free.

I, for one, am not a massive video producer that releases a video course every month. I just have one based on hard work and years of research... and if that is pirated and shared online for free, my whole livelihood would be ruined.

With many video platforms you just need a simple browser plug-in and just click download. Even with some "protected ones", they would just need to look a bit in the source code then interpret it a bit and download it.
But not with encrypted streaming.