Small business
Affordable video hosting for small business
Everything a small business needs to publish video properly — encrypted playback on your own pages, a player that matches your brand, engagement reporting and a REST API — from USD 24 a month. Plans are sized on two things you can measure in ten minutes, so you buy the band you need rather than the tier a salesperson suggests.
Your shop page, your video
What you get
What USD 24 a month actually buys
The entry plan is a complete product rather than a trial with a price on it. These are the capabilities that come with it.
- 300 GB of storage and 1 TB of delivery every monthStarter
- Enough for a substantial marketing library, a help centre or a first course, with the monthly delivery to serve it. Both figures are stated on the plan card, read from the live catalogue.
- Encrypted on-demand deliveryEvery plan
- Each HLS segment is encrypted as it is packaged, and playback keys are only issued to the domains on your allowlist. Gated video is protected from the first paid plan, not from an enterprise tier.
- Adaptive playback in your own pagesEvery plan
- Video is transcoded into multiple renditions and delivered as adaptive HLS, so a viewer on a phone gets a stream that suits their connection while your page keeps its own layout and brand.
- Engagement reportingEvery plan
- Plays, watch time, completion and audience rollups show which videos earn attention. On Plus and larger plans, you can also pass your own user ID in the embed when viewing activity must connect to users in your application.
- REST API accessEvery plan
- Included on the entry band, not held back for larger plans. Resumable upload sessions, video and project management, captions, private links and webhooks let your site or CMS drive video without anyone opening a dashboard.
- A team, not a seat countEvery plan
- Seats are not a billing dimension, so whoever needs access can have it. For a small business where one person wears several hats, that removes a decision entirely.
Sizing
How to pick your plan in ten minutes
Two numbers decide the band. Work them out first and the price follows — no guesswork, no upgrade surprise three months in.
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1. Measure the library you will keep online
Add up the running time of the video you will actually publish. A hundred short marketing and support videos is a modest figure; a course archive of long recordings is not. Storage is the first dimension.
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2. Estimate a normal month of viewing
Monthly views multiplied by the average minutes each viewer watches, at the bitrate you deliver. The bandwidth calculator turns that into a single delivery figure, which is the second dimension.
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3. Check your busiest foreseeable month
A launch, a campaign or a seasonal peak is when the delivery figure matters. Size for that month and the rest of the year takes care of itself.
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4. Read the plans against both numbers
Starter covers 300 GB and 1 TB, Plus covers 1 TB and 2 TB, and Pro covers 2 TB and 4 TB. Pick the first band that carries both of your figures with a little headroom.
Growth path
What happens when the business grows
Growth should be a change of band rather than a change of platform. The whole ladder is published, including the rates above the top band.
| Plan | Price | Storage | Monthly delivery |
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| Starter | USD 24 / month, billed monthly | 300 GB | 1 TB |
| Plus | USD 50 / month, billed monthly | 1 TB | 2 TB |
| Pro | USD 100 / month, billed monthly | 2 TB | 4 TB |
| Custom shape | USD 23 per TB stored + USD 20 per TB delivered | Your figure | Your figure |
Because the two dimensions are priced separately, a business whose library grows faster than its audience is not forced to buy bandwidth it will never use, and a business whose audience grows faster is not forced to buy storage. If neither published band fits, the custom plan builder prices your exact shape from the same published rates before you speak to anyone, and a yearly cadence is available on the pricing page alongside monthly.
- Moving up a band is a plan change from your own account, not a migration — the embeds on your pages keep working.
- Nothing about the entry plan has to be rebuilt later: the same API, the same protection model and the same reporting run all the way up.
- If a term matters to your decision — a busy-month allowance, a contract length, a specific control — ask us and rely on the written answer rather than a web page.
Fit
Where this pays for itself fastest
Product and landing pages
A demo or explainer that loads fast, plays adaptively and carries your brand rather than another platform’s — with reporting that tells you whether people finish it.
Help centres and onboarding
Short how-to videos embedded next to the article they explain, cutting the support tickets that start with "how do I".
Paid courses and members areas
Encrypted delivery, an origin allowlist and signed expiring links mean access can be genuinely gated on the first paid plan.
Internal communication
Staff briefings and training that stay on your intranet, restricted to the domains you list, with aggregate reporting and optional customer-supplied user IDs when individual progress matters.
Video inside your own site
A CMS or membership plugin can upload, publish and caption through the REST API, so publishing video becomes part of your normal workflow.
Campaign measurement
Plays, watch time and completion per video tell you which creative earned attention, without adding another tracking layer to your pages.
Questions
What small buyers ask before choosing a plan
What is the cheapest DynTube plan, and what does it include?
Starter is USD 24 a month, billed monthly, with 300 GB of storage and 1 TB of monthly delivery. It includes encrypted on-demand delivery, adaptive playback on your own pages, engagement reporting, dynamic watermarking and REST API access, and it does not charge per seat. Current plan details are always shown on the pricing page, read from the live catalogue.
How do I know which plan I need?
Work out two numbers. First, the total running time of video you will keep online — that sets your storage. Second, monthly views multiplied by average minutes watched — that sets your delivery, and the bandwidth calculator does the arithmetic. Pick the first band that carries both figures for your busiest foreseeable month.
Can I start small and move up later?
Yes, and for most small libraries that is the sensible order. Plus is USD 50 a month with 1 TB and 2 TB, Pro is USD 100 with 2 TB and 4 TB, and the published custom estimator uses USD 23 per terabyte stored and USD 20 per terabyte delivered. Changing band is a plan change from your account, and the embeds already on your pages keep working.
How do I work out what DynTube will actually cost me?
Price your own two numbers against the published allowances. Plus is USD 50 a month and carries 1 TB stored with 2 TB delivered; Pro is USD 100 with 2 TB stored and 4 TB delivered; the custom estimator uses USD 23 per terabyte stored and USD 20 per terabyte delivered. Divide the plan price by the terabytes you will really use in a busy month and you have your effective rate, which is the figure worth comparing anywhere you shop.
Are there setup fees or per-play charges?
The plan price is the plan price, and the amount you will be charged is shown again at checkout before you confirm. Plan inclusions come from the live catalogue on the pricing page so they can never be stale here, and if a specific commercial term affects your decision, ask us for it in writing.
Do I pay more as my team grows?
No. Seats are not a billing dimension, so anyone who needs access to upload, publish or read reporting can have a login on any plan. Only stored library and monthly delivery change the price.
When is DynTube not the right fit?
Two cases. If you need in-player lead forms and automatic CRM scoring, a marketing automation platform provides that workflow; DynTube can record a user ID your application supplies, but leaves the funnel in your stack. And if you want an audience to discover you on a public video destination, DynTube delivers video into pages you already run rather than building you a destination.
Size it, then start
Run your views and average watch time through the bandwidth calculator, read the plans against that figure, and start a trial on the band that fits. Ten minutes, no sales call.