
Channels that keep an audience and pay their way
Catalogs, fixtures and tournaments all have a long tail. A scheduled channel keeps viewers coming back between the big moments.
Catalog and library owners
Many rights holders own more programming than they can put in front of audiences. A scheduled channel does that work: it picks what plays and when, and viewers simply tune in. We handle the library, schedule, branding, ad breaks and delivery, so owners can concentrate on curation.
Genre channels
Gather a library around one theme, such as classic film, documentaries or a music genre.
Free ad-supported channels
Open a channel that is free to watch and paid for by breaks. See Choose how the channel pays.
Premieres and events
Book a premiere or a live concert into the line-up and promote it on the channel.
Brand channels
Give a studio, label or franchise its own always-on destination.
Music channels are a good example: a catalog of videos in a clear theme can be scheduled in blocks and repeated, with new releases dropped in as exceptions. Weekly templates and themed blocks let a modest library fill a full week without feeling repetitive, and viewing reports show which titles to move, repeat or retire.
Clubs, leagues and match-day channels
A match may draw its biggest live audience once and still be popular as a replay for months. Clubs, leagues and federations can build a loyal audience by turning that archive into a scheduled channel.
Live delivery
A delivery network gives fans a fast start and a steady picture.
Replay channels
Schedule matches, highlights and classics in a 24/7 line-up.
Scores and crests
Add scores, sponsors and your crest with channel graphics.
One channel per competition
Open a channel for a season or a single tournament, then close it.
If your rights vary by territory, share the details in your channel sketch and we will go through how they can be respected.
Gaming tournaments
Competitive gaming is a broadcast genre. Viewers expect clean graphics, commentary, replays and reliable delivery, and audiences are spread out and mobile-first. Our platform handles the delivery so production teams can focus on the show.
- Send live matches to fans in any country over our network
- Turn the best matches into a regular schedule between live events
- Show team names, scores and sponsors with channel graphics
- Keep a 24/7 channel of highlights and archive matches running through the quiet stretches of the calendar
If low delay matters to your format, say so in your channel sketch and we will discuss what is realistic for your show.
Yes. One for each tournament, region or language if you need it.
Yes. The same library can feed an on-demand catalog. See Video on Demand.
