Gumlet

Video hosting with a player nobody advertises on

Vimeo is the mainstream way to host video with a player nobody advertises on, freemium from $12 a month, without Gumlet's bandwidth-metered, DRM-centred setup.

Pay-as-you-go video hosting and delivery

bunny.net covers the same pay-for-what-you-stream hosting and delivery job, priced pay as you go from about a dollar, though it has no free tier.

Video hosting and streaming as an API

Mux offers the same developer-grade video infrastructure as an API, freemium with paid plans from $20 a month.

Video hosting with the bandwidth included

SproutVideo hosts your video with the bandwidth included in a flat plan from $12 a month, a simpler bill than Gumlet's usage pricing, with a free trial rather than a free tier.

Video hosting that reports who watched what

Vidyard hosts video too but centers the pitch on tracking who watched what and for how long, freemium from $24 a month, useful when viewer analytics matter more than DRM.

Video hosting for video your own site depends on

Wistia targets the same video-on-your-own-site job with analytics attached; it has a free tier but paid plans start at $79 a month, well above Gumlet's $6 entry.

Works with YouTube

Live streaming and hosting sold by the terabyte

Dacast sells hosting and live streaming by the terabyte from $39 a month, another bandwidth-metered option, on a free trial instead of a free tier.

Works with YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Kick