Sell one live event without building a storefront
Launch a paid live event with one controlled playback surface, simple pricing, and viewer access tied directly to the session you want to monetize.
Sell tickets to a live event, offer the replay on demand, or protect a video collection behind one branded viewing experience. Set pricing and access rules, publish the player on your site, and keep control of the audience relationship and revenue model.
Launch a paid live event with one controlled playback surface, simple pricing, and viewer access tied directly to the session you want to monetize.
Workflow
Launch a paid live event with one controlled playback surface, simple pricing, and viewer access tied directly to the session you want to monetize.
Use the same playback and access model for live events, follow-up replays, or catalog assets that need controlled viewing after the event ends.
Decide how the branded player, access checks, and playback surface should look instead of outsourcing the full customer-facing experience.
MonetizationMonetization
Make viewer access the business problem, not buffering. Keep the playback layer usable for paid audiences across geographies and connection conditions.
Prepare paid events ahead of time, grant selected viewers access, and keep the same controlled surface available for replay or later sales.
Decide how the branded player, access checks, and playback surface should look instead of outsourcing the full customer-facing experience.
Launch a paid live event with one controlled playback surface, simple pricing, and viewer access tied directly to the session you want to monetize.
Use the same playback and access model for live events, follow-up replays, or catalog assets that need controlled viewing after the event ends.
Decide how the branded player, access checks, and playback surface should look instead of outsourcing the full customer-facing experience.
Set the price, keep the commercial logic clear, and avoid rebuilding access flows every time a new event or paid asset goes live.
Set the price, keep the commercial logic clear, and avoid rebuilding access flows every time a new event or paid asset goes live.
Make viewer access the business problem, not buffering. Keep the playback layer usable for paid audiences across geographies and connection conditions.
Prepare paid events ahead of time, grant selected viewers access, and keep the same controlled surface available for replay or later sales.
Sell tickets to a live event, offer the replay on demand, or protect a video collection behind one branded viewing experience. Set pricing and access rules, publish the player on your site, and keep control of the audience relationship and revenue model.
The pay-as-you-go cloud tariff is ideal for those who need all the advantages of the cloud, such as instant deployment of Callaba, low latency due to the global network of data centers, server reliability, data backup, scalability, managed services, and much more.
The unlimited tariff is a good fit for actively growing broadcasting organizations of medium and large size that would like to have no limitations like those in the bundled tariff, while also maintaining full control over their data.
Use this page to evaluate and launch the Callaba product. Use the two guides for concepts and implementation planning.
Stay here when you need the product capabilities, deployment choices, access controls, and next launch step.
Read the overview for definitions, business models, and the role of a video paywall.
Use the practical guide for event preparation, paid access, replay, and operating checkpoints.
A paywalled video product is more than one payment form. In practice, teams manage player surfaces, grouped access pages, files, and viewer access rules as separate workflow pieces. Use the API when the paywall should behave like part of your own product, event stack, or customer portal.
No. The goal is to keep access centered on your paid playback surface, not to force viewers through a separate platform onboarding flow.
Yes. A common pattern is to use the same player and access surface for the live event first and then keep it available for replay or on-demand sales.
Yes. Scheduled events, selected viewers, and alternative access scenarios are part of the practical workflow for paid video products.
Yes. The paywall belongs with the playback surface, so embed-ready players and grouped player pages are the natural place to expose it.
In practice the workflow is split: player surfaces handle viewing, grouped pages handle access scenarios, and files provide the underlying assets when VOD is involved.
Start with Web player groups for paywalled viewing pages, continue with Web players, and use Files if your paid workflow includes on-demand assets.
No, Callaba doesn't take any fees from your sales. You receive the full 100% of your earnings directly into your designated payout account.
Prepare paid events ahead of time, grant selected viewers access, and keep the same controlled surface available for replay or later sales.