What is included in every VodSpot plan?
Every plan includes private 4K hosting, password-protected sharing, expiry dates, branded delivery pages, exact original downloads, subtitles, embeds and analytics. Plans differ mainly by storage, team seats and custom domains — see pricing.
Does VodSpot have a public video feed?
No. There are no channels, search pages or recommendations. A video is only reachable through the private link or embed you publish.
Can clients download the original file?
Yes, when you enable downloads on a delivery. They receive the exact file you uploaded while the page itself streams an optimized version.
Does VodSpot include review and approval tools?
No. VodSpot focuses on private hosting and the final handoff — presentation, access, downloads and delivery history. It is not a frame-by-frame review tool.
Can I try everything before paying?
Yes. The free trial includes 5 GB of storage for seven days, and no credit card is required to start.
Does an email code open one video or the whole page?
The whole page. Email access is set per delivery page, with as many videos as you put on it. A viewer enters their email, gets a six-digit code, and the page opens with every video on it, and so does every other page of yours they are allowed on. Nothing is sent in advance: a code goes out only when someone asks for it.
Is there a limit to how many people can get in by email?
Each plan includes a number of viewers by email per workspace: 400 on Pro, 1,200 on Studio and 3,000 on Production, counted across all your pages, so one person on three lists counts once. For comparison, SproutVideo caps viewer logins at 50, 200 and 1,000 on its Sprout, Tree and Forest plans and lifts the cap only on Forest, its $295 plan, through customer support (sproutvideo.com/pricing, checked 13 October 2026). Need more? Write to us and we raise it for your account.
What happens when I reach the viewer limit?
Nobody already on your lists loses access, and they keep getting their codes. You get a notice at 80 % and when someone was turned away; from then on you cannot save new addresses, and a page open to anyone stops taking new people until a place is free: remove addresses you no longer need or move to a plan with more viewers.
Do viewers have to enter a code every time?
No. After the first code their device stays signed in for 7 or 30 days, your choice per page, and every page of yours they are allowed on opens without a new code. A new phone or laptop needs one fresh code. On Production you can also switch a page to one-day access for festival screeners and premieres. Remove someone from your list and their access ends at once, whatever the period.
How many codes can one address get?
Up to 5 a day and 10 in 30 days, or 31 in 30 days on Production, where one-day pages need a code every day; a new code can be requested once a minute. The limit protects your viewers’ inboxes from anyone typing their address over and over. A viewer who stays signed in for 7 days needs about five codes a month per device, and one per device with 30-day access, so in practice nobody notices it.
How would this work for a conference with 1,500 attendees?
Say Dana records ten talks at a three-day conference. She puts them on one delivery page, pastes the 1,500 attendee addresses from her registration spreadsheet into the invite list and sets access to 30 days. Each attendee types their email, gets one code and watches every talk for a month without signing in again; nobody outside the list gets in. 1,500 is above the 1,200 viewers included in Studio, so Dana either writes to us and we raise her limit, or picks Production with 3,000. Views and downloads cost nothing extra: there are no bandwidth fees on any plan.