Deploy decentralized managed PeerTube video node hosting with ActivityPub federation, WebRTC P2P streaming, and automated HLS transcoding.
Deploy PeerTube with ActivityPub federated protocol engine implementations for decentralized video sharing. Our infrastructure supports federation with other instances, cross-instance follows, and distributed content delivery.
Leverage WebRTC P2P video delivery stream optimizations for efficient bandwidth usage. Our platform enables peer-to-peer streaming, reduced server load, and faster video delivery for viewers.
Implement automated server-side HLS video transcoding for multi-device compatibility. Our infrastructure handles video conversion, adaptive bitrate streaming, and format optimization for seamless playback.
High-quality video streaming with adaptive bitrate and live streaming support.
Connect with other PeerTube instances for a decentralized video network.
Comments, likes, shares, playlists, and community moderation tools.
Full control over your content, privacy settings, and monetization options.
Deploy PeerTube in seconds with our one-click installer and automated setup.
Automatic SSL certificates included with all plans for secure connections.
Daily automated backups with 30-day retention and one-click restore.
Fast content delivery worldwide with our integrated CDN network.
Enterprise-grade DDoS protection keeps your PeerTube instance secure.
Expert technical support available around the clock via live chat and tickets.
PeerTube is a free, decentralized, and federated video platform developed as an alternative to commercial platforms like YouTube. Created in 2015, it uses ActivityPub to create a network of interconnected video hosting instances.
PeerTube puts control back in the hands of creators and communities, offering privacy, transparency, and resistance to censorship. Each instance is independently managed while being part of a global federation.
YouTubers and video creators seeking independence and control over their content.
Universities and schools hosting educational videos and lectures.
Online communities and groups sharing video content with privacy.
Open source projects and tech companies hosting conference videos.