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Onveo vs Vimeo
Vimeo is a polished, ad-free video platform for teams and creators. Onveo is built for selling private video from your own website and running live and linear channels. Here is how they differ.
At a glance
| Feature | Onveo | Vimeo |
|---|---|---|
| Selling video | From your own WordPress + WooCommerce store; no Onveo commission on sales | Vimeo On Demand closes 20 Nov 2026; Vimeo OTT charges per subscriber plus payment fees |
| Who can watch a private video | Only the buyer: personal signed link valid 1–24 hours, plus domain lock | Anyone on the allowed domains (domain-level privacy, up to 50 domains); password option |
| Access tied to orders | Granted on payment, revoked on refund or cancellation | Not built in for your own store |
| Buyer watermark | Optional e-mail watermark | Custom watermark (Standard plan and up) |
| Live streaming | RTMP ingest, simulcast to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn | Live and multi-destination streaming from the Advanced plan ($75/month, annual) |
| 24/7 channels | FAST channels from your VOD library | Scheduled simulive events (Advanced plan); no FAST channel product on the pricing page |
| Language & support | Turkish and English product and support | Many languages; 24/7 support |
| Pricing | Quote based on storage, viewing and live needs | Public plans: Starter $12, Standard $25, Advanced $75 per month (annual) |
Competitor details are taken from their public websites as of 25 October 2026 and may change.
Be fair: where each one fits
Choose Vimeo if…
You need a broad team video tool with review workflows, AI captions and translation, enterprise certifications and a large community.
Choose Onveo if…
You sell courses or private video from your own store and need each buyer to have their own expiring link — or you run live and 24/7 channels.
Moving from Vimeo On Demand?
On Demand shuts down on 20 November 2026. Plan your move now.