Companies in Streaming Platforms focused on CTV/OTT.
18 companies
Germany
3SS (3 Screen Solutions) provides the 3Ready Entertainment Ecosystem, an award-winning platform that enables pay-TV operators and carmakers to launch and scale personalized entertainment services across all screens. Unlike many competitors, 3SS focuses on both home and in-car entertainment, with four active automotive projects. The platform serves 24 operators reaching over 68 million users, and its deep integration expertise with major brands like Liberty Global, Swisscom, and Vodafone sets it apart.
Sweden
Accedo provides an AI-native streaming platform and expert services for media and entertainment companies, combining its AI-powered Accedo Assemble and Accedo Compose software with strategic, design, and managed operations services. The company differentiates itself through its end-to-end OTT managed services offering, which takes full ownership of operating and enhancing video services, managing the entire ecosystem from technology to people and processes. With over 600 customers including Paramount, Deutsche Telekom, ITV, and BBC, Accedo leverages two decades of industry expertise and a global presence across 15 offices to help clients build streaming platforms that perform better over time.
Amazon Fire TV is a streaming media platform that runs on Fire OS, a customized fork of Android, offering compatibility with Android, HTML5, and React Native apps. It delivers high-performance streaming with a quad-core CPU, dedicated GPU, 4GB RAM, 32GB storage, 4K Ultra HD output, and Dolby Atmos audio support. Developers can leverage tools like Fire App Builder for rapid creation of streaming media apps with built-in support for analytics, advertising, authentication, and in-app purchasing. The platform integrates tightly with Amazon's ecosystem, including voice search and catalog integration.
United States of America
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.
United States of America
Cablecast Community Media, a product line of Tightrope Media Systems, provides an integrated broadcast automation and multiplatform content distribution solution designed specifically for public, educational, and government access (PEG) organizations. Its web-centric platform enables users to schedule, automate, promote, and play live and on-demand content across cable, web, OTT, and social media from a single, mobile-friendly interface. The system differentiates itself with fully integrated features such as channel branding, meeting management, digital bulletin boards, dynamic VOD portals, captioning, and emergency alert capabilities, all aimed at streamlining operations for stations with small staffs. By consolidating management and distribution into one workflow, Cablecast helps over 800 stations across the U.S. maximize their community impact with minimal effort.
Germany
Foxxum is a global leader in Connected TV solutions, offering app development, distribution, and monetization across all major Smart TV platforms. Its Foxxum Core platform simplifies global OTT distribution with a fully managed, all-inclusive model that eliminates upfront investment and complexity, enabling content providers to launch and scale rapidly. The company's acquisition by ZEASN in 2021 further strengthened its position as an independent CTV OS and AVOD/FAST product provider, enhancing credibility for buyers seeking a trusted partner in the CTV ecosystem.
United States of America
Fubo is a sports-first live TV streaming service that differentiates itself through a focus on live sports, offering tens of thousands of live sporting events annually alongside news and entertainment. The company leverages proprietary computer vision technology developed at its Bangalore office to enhance user experience and content discovery. Following its 2025 business combination with Disney's Hulu + Live TV, Fubo now operates as a combined virtual MVPD with 6.2 million subscribers as of March 2026, and was recognized among the Americas' Fastest-Growing Companies 2025 by the Financial Times. Its platform is designed for seamless access across streaming devices, smart TVs, and mobile devices, with a strong emphasis on personalization and value.
United States of America
Google TV is the personalized smart TV interface built on Android TV OS, aggregating movies, shows, and live TV from over 10,000 apps and 800+ free channels. It differentiates with Gemini AI integration for voice search across apps and a unified watchlist that syncs across devices. Android TV, the underlying platform, powers devices from major brands like Sony, Philips, and TCL with Google Assistant and Chromecast built-in. This combination delivers a content-first experience that reduces app switching and leverages Google's ecosystem for discovery and control.
Switzerland
iWedia provides world-class software solutions for connected TV devices, specializing in AndroidTV and carrier-grade device management. The company serves major telecom operators, PayTV operators, and tier 1 automotive OEMs with its media solutions, offering software architecture, design expertise, and cost-effective engineering services from development centers in Serbia. Its Device Management Solution (DMS) addresses complex operator ecosystems in the evolving OTT landscape, demonstrating ongoing innovation. iWedia was acquired by Reinhart Interactive TV in 2022, and reported $12M in revenue as of 2024.
United States of America
webOS is a web-centric smart TV platform that has evolved into a multi-service ecosystem with AI-powered content recommendations, cloud gaming, and IoT connectivity. It has been adopted by over 400 brands through licensing agreements and powers over 220 million LG smart TVs. Its open and flexible architecture enables integration with global device manufacturers and content providers, expanding into automotive infotainment and digital signage. LG has invested over KRW 1 trillion to enhance the platform's capabilities, positioning it as a key driver of LG's transformation into a Smart Life Solution Company.
Norway
Norigin Media provides TV streaming app solutions for broadcasters, pay TV operators, and content owners, specializing in the design, engineering, and QA certification of multiscreen TV apps. Their single-code, cross-platform TV App Framework enables developers to build modular, scalable apps while integrating video players, ad servers, and analytics. The company recently released an open-source React Native Smart TV library for Apple TV and Android, enhancing remote-control navigation across devices. Norigin Media also offers dedicated CTV Testing-as-a-Service to ensure consistent quality across the fragmented CTV landscape.
United States of America
OTTera is a white-label OTT service provider that differentiates itself through a comprehensive end-to-end solution covering custom application development, FAST channel playout, global distribution, and monetization. The company powers over 600 live applications and distributes more than 2,000 FAST channels worldwide, leveraging a decade of professional OTT experience serving nearly 100 million users. Its certified FAST channel playout and rapid speed-to-market capabilities enable clients to launch streaming services quickly across all major platforms and devices. OTTera's global team and multi-continent presence provide tailored support and cost-effective solutions for content owners seeking to maximize reach and revenue.
France
Radiant Media Player is a modern, go-everywhere HTML5 video player designed for web, mobile, and connected TV (CTV) applications. It differentiates itself through support for advanced streaming technologies including DRM, low-latency streaming, video advertisement, 360 video, and deep customization. The player has been recognized as a finalist in the 2020 and 2017 Streaming Media European Readers' Choice Awards and won the 2023 Streaming Media European Innovation Awards in the OTT Video Platform category. It is also a founding member of the Greening of Streaming initiative, demonstrating a commitment to sustainability in the streaming industry.
United States of America
Roku is the leading streaming platform in the United States, driven by its purpose-built operating system that seamlessly integrates hardware and software across Roku TVs, streaming players, and smart home devices. The company differentiates itself with The Roku Channel, a free, ad-supported service that reaches approximately 80 million households and features original content. Roku's open developer platform enables content providers to easily build and distribute OTT apps, making it a key partner for CTV and streaming services. As a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: ROKU), Roku continues to expand its ecosystem and innovate in the streaming and smart home spaces.
France
Sagemcom is a French industrial group and world leader in high added-value communicating terminals and solutions for broadband, audio video, and energy markets. The company differentiates itself through its global manufacturing capabilities and strong R&D focus, with over 700 engineers at its headquarters. As a mission-driven company with 30% employee ownership, Sagemcom emphasizes sustainable design and long-term stability. Its solutions enable operators to deliver broadband internet, entertainment, and smart energy management.
United States of America
Samsung Tizen powers the largest installed base of Smart TVs worldwide, offering developers a cross-platform .NET framework and a dedicated Seller Office for app distribution. Its Tizen TV SDK enables seamless multi-screen experiences and supports advanced features like HLS streaming, VOD playback, and device APIs that go beyond standard web technologies. The platform provides a single store with the widest Smart TV coverage, simplifying application discovery and monetization for content providers. By integrating Samsung's own product APIs and leveraging Tizen's open-source core, it delivers a robust environment for building engaging TV applications.
Spain
Titan OS is an independent, Linux-based smart TV operating system that aims to be Europe's largest independent CTV platform. Its key differentiator is combining content discovery and advertising technology into a single solution, powering devices from major brands like Philips, AOC, and JVC across Europe and LATAM. The company recently raised €50 million ($58 million) in Series A funding from Highland Europe to expand OEM partnerships and invest in product innovation. With over 200 employees headquartered in Barcelona, Titan OS has grown revenue 10x in the last two years.
Belgium
Zappware provides a comprehensive digital TV platform for broadcasters, TV operators, and content owners to build and monetize OTT, IPTV, and hybrid TV services across any device. The platform uniquely combines creativity with technology, offering personalized multi-screen experiences and a powerful service management system for monetization. Zappware also delivers custom user interface design services for bespoke entertainment experiences. The platform is deployed on millions of devices worldwide.
