Six tools, six invoices, and none of them talk to each other. Uscreen replaces the patchwork stack with one platform — your content, your members, and your community under your brand, on web, mobile, and TV.
13,000+ video businesses, from one-person studios to category leaders
The patchwork stack
Most people don't arrive here shopping for video hosting. They arrive tired of paying six vendors to half-build one product. Here's the comparison nobody puts on a pricing page.
Your real number depends on member count and pricing. Run it yourself — the calculator shows platform fee, payment processing, and break-even in one view. No line item hidden below the fold.
Where things stand
One place, under your brand
A library gets watched once. A membership gets renewed. The difference is what surrounds the video — and whether your members ever see somebody else's logo.
iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV, Roku, Fire TV, and web — your name in the App Store, your icon on their home screen. The team handles developer accounts, submission, and compliance, including the parts Apple rejects the first time.
Your members finish a class and talk about it without leaving. Community that sits on a separate domain is a second product nobody opens twice.
The most-watched content is the kind where members can talk back. Recordings land in the library while the chat is still going.
Monthly, annual, bundles, free trials, one-off purchases, and gifting — priced how your business actually works, not how a course platform assumes it does.
Nobody re-enters a card. It's not zero effort and we won't pretend it is — but roughly a thousand of these have gone out the door before yours.
Customer story
“Nine hundred videos, three thousand members, ninety-six countries. The part that changed the business wasn't the migration. It was finally having one place where the content, the community, and the renewals live together.”
With a real team
Growth takes behavior, not just features. So the people are part of the product — named, reachable, and on your calendar.
They move your catalog, your pages, and your paying members — and tell you the week something will actually be hard.
1:1 calls on pricing, retention, email, and launches. Businesses that grow charge more and email more — the coaching is where that gets decided.
A person who knows your business by name, not a ticket queue that reintroduces itself every time you write in.
Start a trial and build it yourself, or book a call and we'll tell you honestly whether this is the right move.
What's working for video businesses right now, monthly. Real numbers or nothing.