Grabyo provides a cloud-native live video production platform that enables broadcasters, sports organizations, and media brands to produce, distribute, and monetize live video across multiple platforms. Its AI-powered workflows automate live clipping, social publishing, and FAST distribution, differentiating it from traditional broadcast infrastructure. Built entirely on AWS, the platform allows teams to scale global operations without hardware constraints, supporting real-time vertical content creation and multi-platform delivery. Grabyo's client base includes major sports rights holders like La Liga, NHL, and Wimbledon, underscoring its credibility in high-stakes live event production.
Grabyo Live is a new platform, built from scratch for cloud-native production, allowing ingest, mix, and stream live from a browser at broadcast quality.
Grabyo Studio publishes directly to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X and more with AI-powered clipping and editing and one-click publishing.
Grabyo uses AI to track the action and reframe live feeds in real-time for vertical broadcasts, automated cropping, and direct-to-platform publishing.
Multi-platform streaming and publishing service for distributing live video to multiple outputs.
Service to monetize live video content.
Grabyo published a definitive guide on vertical video production, targeting broadcasters and rights holders. The guide covers live workflows, various formats, and scalable production methods specific to vertical video.
The article provides a guide to choosing optimal aspect ratios for live video production, discussing common formats like 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1. It explains scenarios where multiple aspect ratios might be used simultaneously for different platforms. The piece aims to assist live producers in making informed decisions about video formatting.
In a post-show review of NAB 2026, cloud video platform Grabyo identifies key industry trends moving from discussion to practical execution. The company observed that AI is being integrated into production workflows for tasks like clipping and captioning, cloud production is now being treated as a standard for scaled operations, and live sports production is increasingly shaped by the demands of social and vertical video formats.
Grabyo previews NAB 2026 updates to its cloud-native video platform, including AI-assisted reframing to convert 16:9 clips into vertical or square formats and an in-workflow open-captioning tool that can generate, style, and burn captions into live clips. The company also describes an AWS Elemental Inference integration to generate vertical outputs directly from live feeds, and introduces Grabyo Live, a browser-based cloud production environment with switching, multiviewer, ISO recording, role-based controls, and multi-destination output/encoding configuration.
Grabyo published an analysis distinguishing between Remote Integration (REMI), cloud production, and hybrid production models for live video content creation. The article outlines the benefits and challenges of each workflow, aiming to help professionals select the most appropriate strategy for their needs.
The article summarizes key themes from ISE Barcelona around the maturation of live and cloud-based production, highlighting hybrid cloud/on-prem workflows, mixed-protocol IP networking, and remote/distributed production as the emerging norm. It notes a shift toward pragmatic AI applications (captioning, metadata, automation), persistent complexity in live monetization and ad insertion, and growing but still maturing support for vertical and short-form video in production stacks. Overall, it frames the industry as moving through a practical consolidation phase where tools must integrate smoothly with existing workflows rather than promise wholesale disruption.
