Uscreen review
A paid video storefront with subscriptions, livestreaming, analytics, and branded apps.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Uscreen is a hosted video membership and streaming platform for creators, coaches, educators, entertainers, fitness businesses, and media companies. It combines a video catalog and storefront with subscriptions, one-time sales, livestreaming, analytics, member management, and community features. Customers can publish gated or free content, customize storefront and player branding, and distribute videos on the web and supported iOS, Android, and TV apps. Geo-blocking and optional DRM support content protection, while uploads can include transcoding, captions, and thumbnails.
Pricing is structured around audience size, storage, apps, and administration. Starter costs $49 per month and includes a Netflix-style catalog, native livestreaming, smart analytics, one admin seat, a 100-subscriber limit, and 20 hours of video storage. Growth costs $199 per month, removes the subscriber limit, raises storage to 100 hours, and adds a custom branded domain while retaining one admin seat. App Essentials costs $499 per month and adds two iOS and Android mobile apps, three admin seats, unlimited subscribers, 100 hours of storage, and migration support. Custom adds TV apps, API access, integrations, whitelabeling, custom video storage, and unlimited admin seats. A 14-day free trial is available.
The platform’s strongest fit is a business that wants monetization, publishing, livestreaming, and branded distribution in one hosted service rather than a basic video library. Its catalog, paywall, analytics, security controls, and app options support subscription-led video businesses with a defined audience. The main trade-offs are the paid-only structure, the Starter subscriber and storage limits, and the higher tier required for mobile apps, TV apps, API access, or integrations. Businesses seeking a lower-cost entry point, broader integration access at smaller tiers, or a simpler video host should consider alternatives.
Uscreen pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports subscriptions and one-time video sales
- Includes native livestreaming and video engagement analytics
- Offers branded mobile and TV apps with DRM options
- Where it doesn't
- Starter limits accounts to 100 subscribers and 20 storage hours
- Branded mobile apps begin at the $499 monthly tier
- Integrations and API access are listed under Custom
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