yumeconsultsQ: It would help to understand how to leverage the last tier use case.
Trying to understand how we leverage this?
The restrictions aren't balancing.
Last Tier:
50 Websites with custom domain (CNAME) - So we can resell this? Does it have a separate use login for this or shared?
Unlimited Channels - As long as it's max 50 sites?
3,000 Storage minutes - This is across ALL the sites and channels? How would this be leveraged, seems very small.
100,000 Streaming minutes viewed per month - This is across ALL the sites and channels? Combined??
Are you familiar with /adilo.bigcommand.com?
Trying to understand how are you different than their product?
It would help to understand how to leverage the last tier use case.
Joan_Viloud
May 8, 2026A: Hi,
My answers:
The limits included in the last tier are shared across the account. So the storage minutes and streaming minutes are combined across all channels and websites in that account.
The 50 websites with custom domain means you can create up to 50 branded website connected to your channels. They are all managed from the same Viloud account, not with separate logins by default.
Unlimited channels means you can create as many channels as you want inside that account, but the included usage limits still apply across the whole account.
Only videos uploaded to Viloud, or live streams broadcast through Viloud, count as usage in your account. If you use your own or an external video hosting by adding HLS links to your video library, no storage or streaming usage will be counted in your account. In that case, you get unlimited hosting and bandwidth from our side. If it's still unclear, here you can see more detailed info: https://help.viloud.tv/category/54-usage-limits
Regarding Adilo, I’m not very familiar with it, but as far as I know it is more of a pure video hosting and marketing platform. Viloud is more focused on creating and distributing live, linear, and FAST channels, with features like program scheduler, M3U8 output links for linear channels or live streaming.
Best,
Joan