SaaSBid.io

OTT Platforms

Muvi: features, pricing and who it fits

Checked October 26, 2026 · muvi.com

Muvi One is a white-label platform from $399 per month billed annually, with no setup fee or contract. Standard includes DRM and covers web plus iOS and Android apps; TV apps arrive on Professional. Extra apps cost $299 to $499 per month each.

Who Muvi is for

Best for

  • Media businesses that want white-label apps for web, mobile and TV with no setup fee
  • Buyers who need DRM and several monetization models from the entry plan

Look elsewhere if

  • Buyers who want a published month-to-month price: monthly prices are not listed
  • Buyers who need priority support included: it is an add-on

Muvi features

Monetization models
SVOD, PPV/TVOD and AVOD from Standard; coupons, vouchers and multi-currency from Professional
Apps and device coverage
Website and iOS/Android apps on Standard; TV and desktop apps from Professional; extra apps $299 to $499 per month
White-label branding and customization
White label on all plans
Live streaming support
Live chat and polls from Professional; live sold as a separate product
Analytics and audience tools
Analytics overview from Standard; custom reports on Enterprise; polls and Zapier on Professional
DRM and content security
Video DRM on Standard; watermarking, geo-blocking and domain restrictions from Professional; forensic watermarking add-on
Pricing model
Flat monthly plan billed annually plus variable fees
Target company size
SMB to enterprise media

Muvi pricing

PlanPriceUnitNotes
Standard$399per month billed annuallyWeb and mobile apps, DRM, SVOD, TVOD, AVOD, 1K concurrent users
Professional$1,499per month billed annuallyAdds TV and desktop apps, 5K concurrent users
Enterprise$3,900per month billed annuallyContent Partner Portal, 50K concurrent users, 99.99% uptime
UltimateCustomquote99.999% uptime, 50K+ concurrent users

Plan table also shows $339, $1,274 and $3,315 per month in a yearly view; header prices used here. Audio plans from $299 per month. Variable fees apply. Extra apps $299 to $499 per app per month. No setup or configuration fee. No card required for trial, length not stated.

Prices as published by Muvi on the date above. Quotes for larger teams often differ, which is what a request on SaaSBid surfaces.

Worth knowing before you buy

  • The pricing page states no setup or configuration fee and no contract.
  • Plans are quoted billed annually; monthly-billing prices are not published.
  • Standard includes DRM; advanced security such as watermarking starts at Professional.
  • Extra apps cost $299 per app per month on Standard and $499 on Professional and Enterprise.
  • Priority support is a paid add-on on Enterprise and Ultimate.
  • Muvi LLC is headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia and says it has served streaming since 2010.

Muvi alternatives

Vendor dossier

Fit by company size

Category1-10 people11-50 people51-500 people500+ people
OTT PlatformsNo dataStrong fitStrong fitWorkable

Strong fitWorkablePoor fitNo data from the vendor

How buying Muvi works

How you buy
Online up to Enterprise, sales above
Demo or quote needed for
Ultimate
Contract
No contract, cancel anytime; plans quoted billed annually
Onboarding fee
none stated

About the company

Founded
2010
Headquarters
Ashburn, Virginia, US

Support and integrations

Support
Basic 24x7x365 support; priority support as add-on

What vendors in this category ask before quoting

Answer these once in a SaaSBid request and Muvi and its alternatives quote against the same facts.

  1. How many subscribers and monthly viewing hours do you expect in year one?Bandwidth and per-subscriber fees drive the quote, and overage rates differ.
  2. Which devices must your apps cover at launch?Connected TV apps are often priced per app or locked to an enterprise plan.
  3. Do you sell subscriptions, single purchases, ads or a mix?The monetization model decides which plan tier and billing layer you need.
  4. Is your content licensed, and does the licensor require DRM?DRM requirements can move you to a higher plan or a different vendor.
  5. Do you stream live events, and how many hours per month?Live is metered or sold separately by many providers.
  6. How many hours of video must be migrated, and by what date should you launch?Library size and deadline determine onboarding scope and any project fees.

Sources