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Applicaster

Platforms (Video & OTT)CTV/OTTMobile Video

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www.applicaster.com

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hello@applicaster.com

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Streaming Platforms

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Updated Aug 24, 2026 ·

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Applicaster

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Overview

Applicaster provides a no/low-code SaaS platform, Zapp, that enables content owners, OTT providers, and publishers to build, manage, and optimize streaming apps across mobile and TV devices. The platform's open APIs and extensive partner marketplace allow for custom user experiences and integration with third-party services. Key differentiators include its approval as an Apple, Roku, and Comcast Technology Solutions partner, serving major media companies like The Walt Disney Company and ViacomCBS. With $11 million in growth capital raised, Applicaster continues to support the growing demand for streaming services.

Products & Services

Zapp

The leading no-code SaaS platform for cross-device OTT apps

Leadership

  • Ido Hadari

    CEO & Board

  • Jonathan Laor

    President & CPO

  • Bennett Theimann

    Chief Financial Officer

  • Neer Friedman

    Co-Founder & CTO

Applicaster in the News

  • Apr 13, 2026
    Business
    2026 OTT Streaming Industry Trends: What Will Define the Next Phase of Streaming

    Applicaster’s 2026 OTT trends article argues the industry has shifted from subscriber growth toward sustainable monetization, reliability, and engagement, citing Nielsen data that streaming reached 44.8% of U.S. TV usage in May 2025, surpassing broadcast and cable combined. It highlights hybrid monetization and ad-supported viewing (citing Nielsen’s 72.4% of U.S. TV viewing being ad-supported), renewed aggregation/bundling (Antenna citing higher retention for Disney+/Max bundle vs. HBO Max standalone), and sports-driven scale and low-latency demands (referencing Netflix’s Christmas 2025 NFL livestream averaging 27.5M U.S. viewers). The piece also points to maturing CTV advertising expectations (measurement, transparency, brand safety) and a shift from personalization to more user-customizable UX across devices.

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