Companies in AI for Video focused on Platforms (Video & OTT).
11 companies
Sweden
Agama Technologies offers a Video Observability & Analytics platform that provides real-time monitoring, analysis, and troubleshooting across end-to-end video delivery chains. The platform enables data-driven insights and automation, empowering video service providers to optimize service quality and customer experience. Agama's solution uniquely combines real-time observability with advanced analytics, visualization, and collaboration capabilities, helping operations, product, marketing, and customer-facing teams drive data-informed decisions. The company serves over 150 customers worldwide, ensuring outstanding viewing experiences for more than 25 million users.
United States
Conviva is an outcome-first analytics platform that differentiates itself through patented stateful analytics and full-census client-side telemetry, moving beyond sampled data to reveal true consumer interactions across apps, websites, and AI agents. Its patented Time-State Technology continuously analyzes every session and conversation to surface specific behavioral patterns tied to real-world outcomes such as trust, friction reduction, and revenue growth. By providing a definitive inventory of experience, Conviva replaces guesswork with predictable results, enabling product, marketing, and engineering teams to build more adaptive and outcome-driven businesses.
Israel
D-ID provides a generative AI platform for creating professional, multilingual avatar videos and interactive visual agents that feel human. Its technology blends advanced generative models with expressive avatar animation and real-time conversational intelligence, enabling organizations to deliver clear and engaging communication at scale. The platform has powered over 200 million avatar videos and is trusted by enterprises such as PepsiCo, J.P. Morgan, and Deutsche Telekom, with a community of over 280,000 developers using its API. In a move that strengthened its market position, D-ID acquired the Berlin-based video creation platform simpleshow in 2025.
United States
Datazoom provides a unified, real-time data layer that replaces multiple fragmented SDKs for analytics, ads, and AI. Its cloud-based platform offers sub-second latency, pre-instrumented events, and customizable scripting to capture and standardize user interactions across media players and apps. Built entirely on AWS, it enables teams to govern data remotely and activate real-time experiences without engineering delays. The company has raised $4.8M in funding from investors including NextGen Venture Partners and Brooklyn Bridge Ventures.
United States
MuxIP provides a patented cloud-based SaaS platform purpose-built for Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television (FAST) and AVOD. Its solutions automate the entire channel lifecycle—from content preparation and scheduling to dynamic ad insertion and multi-platform distribution, including satellite and OTT. The platform differentiates itself with end-to-end broadcast workflow capabilities and server-side ad insertion, enabling content owners to monetize and distribute linear channels globally with minimal manual intervention.
United Kingdom
Reuters Imagen is a cloud-native media asset management platform that helps sports organizations, media companies, and businesses manage, enrich, and distribute large-scale video content. Acquired by Thomson Reuters in 2023 and now part of the Reuters News Division, the platform benefits from significant resources and credibility. It offers a highly customizable and secure solution for unlocking the value of live and archive content, and also owns Screenocean for content licensing. Its cloud-native approach eliminates the need for hardware investment, enabling scalable and cost-effective video management.
United States
Rev offers FCC- and ADA-compliant closed captioning services with a 99%+ accuracy guarantee and same-day turnaround in 12 hours or less, combining AI-driven automation with expert human review to serve fast channels and compliance-driven video content. With over 759 billion words transcribed in the past year and a bench of 14,000 human captionists, Rev ensures high-quality captions in both English and Spanish. Its automated integrations with platforms like YouTube, Vimeo, Dropbox, and Google Drive streamline workflows for media companies. Rev’s caption editor and API further enhance scalability for enterprise and post-production needs.
Lithuania
Smartivus delivers end-to-end streaming solutions designed for zero-hassle deployment, whether on-premise or in the cloud. Its platform features Hollywood-grade DRM for robust content protection, a 99.9% SLA, and global CDN support to ensure uninterrupted viewing. The company differentiates with multiple delivery models (cloud, hybrid, on-premise) and a unified system that spans five product categories, enabling operators to launch OTT and Smart TV services rapidly and reliably.
United States
VIDIZMO is a multimodal AI solutions provider recognized by Gartner and IDC, specializing in managing and analyzing unstructured data such as videos, audio, documents, and images. Its AI-powered platform enables organizations to streamline digital content management, evidence management, redaction, and retrieval using retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and conversational AI chatbots. As a Microsoft Solutions Partner, VIDIZMO serves highly regulated industries including government, law enforcement, and healthcare with secure, on-premises, cloud, or hybrid deployments.
Sweden
Vionlabs provides an emotion-aware AI platform that analyzes video, audio, and text to generate rich, scene-level metadata, enabling smarter content discovery and personalized viewer experiences. Its proprietary cognitive AI understands mood, pacing, and narrative structure, powering mood-based recommendations, dynamic thumbnails, and seamless ad-break placements. Trusted by Google Cloud, Plex, Paramount+, and Deutsche Telekom, the company's plug-and-play platform helps streaming services and broadcasters boost engagement and monetization without manual effort.
United States
XL8 is an AI-powered machine translation company specialized in media and entertainment localization, offering human-like translations with a focus on colloquial speech. Its proprietary engines, built from professionally curated subtitles, deliver up to 40% higher accuracy than general MT services. The platform supports over 45 languages and provides automated transcription, subtitling, synthesized dubbing, and real-time interpretation. With $21.2 million in total funding and leadership from former Google and Apple engineers, XL8 has translated over 800,000 hours of content.
