The trades instructor
A welding, electrical or HVAC channel where the library is the curriculum, chapters mark each step, and the live room is the shop floor on a Tuesday night.
Apex Broadcast
Own your channel. Keep your people.
The white label video platform for skills broadcasters: your library, your live rooms and your subscriber list, on a page that is yours.
The Channel Ledger
100,000
100
- The ad road
- $4,800
- Your road
- $20,700
You pass your ad income at 24 members.
RPM $4.00 per 1,000 views. Platform fee 5% on Broadcaster. Card processing 2.9% + $0.30. Figures round to the dollar, and above $10,000 to the nearest $100.
| Members | Your road, a year | Ad views a month to match |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | $20,700 | 431,042 |
| 250 | $51,700 | 1,077,604 |
| 500 | $103,500 | 2,155,208 |
01
Your subscribers are a list you keep.
Every follow is a row in a table you own and can export. Your new video goes to the people who chose you, on the day you post it, at a reach that stays yours.
02
Your live room runs on the stream you already run.
Go live on YouTube or Twitch, paste the link, and the room opens here with our chat beside their player. Nothing about your existing setup changes.
03
Your price is your price.
Set a member price and keep it. A hundred members at $19 is $20,700 a year after every fee, and the Ledger above shows the arithmetic.
Your room, your rulesUploads, live rooms, and the member list, all on one account.
Own your channel
A channel that is a place, not a slot in a feed.
Your handle, your banner, your library and your schedule sit on one page you control. Chapters make a long lesson navigable, playlists turn a set of lessons into a course, and every video carries a description at a readable width, with chapter marks the viewer can click.
Four themes ship with every channel, and your viewers keep their pick on their own device. Nothing you build here is rented.
What a channel costs
The Live Stage
Go live on YouTube or Twitch and the room opens here. This is where your people gather to watch together.
The borrowed player
Your stream stays on the platform you already use, in its own embedded player, with your monetization and view count intact.
Our chat
A realtime room beside the player, with the members who already know each other. Forty people who can read each other, in a chat that moves at the pace of a conversation.
Your members
A room can be announced before it happens. People say they are coming, the countdown runs, and the replay keeps the chat beside the recording.
Who broadcasts here
Trade and tech instructors first.
The tech instructor
A repair, networking or software channel where members watch a full build at their own speed, then bring the questions to the room.
Cohorts
A cohort is a room of people who know each other. Every part of this platform is built to make that room easier to gather.
You stop asking whether a video will be shown. It goes to the people who signed up, on the day you post it.
The room is the product. The stream was always fine; what was missing was a place for the forty people who show up.
Pricing
Three plans, one fee schedule, no surprises.
Every plan includes unlimited uploads, live rooms and your subscriber list. The fee applies to member revenue only, and the Ledger above reads the same constants.
Broadcaster
Your channel, your library, your live rooms.
$29a month
- Unlimited uploads, 1 GB per file
- Live rooms on the stream you already run
- Your subscriber list, exportable
- Four themes
- 5% on member revenue
Most chosen
Studio
Everything in Broadcaster, on your own domain.
$99a month
- Everything in Broadcaster
- Your own domain
- Four seats
- Scheduled rooms with the chat kept beside the replay
- 3% on member revenue
Network
An organization space with unlimited channels.
$349a month
- Unlimited channels
- Community rooms
- A seat pool
- Priority support
- 0% on member revenue
Founders Lifetime
Studio, forever, with the Network fee.
Studio, forever, with the Network fee: your own domain, four seats, scheduled rooms with the chat kept beside the replay, and 0% on member revenue for as long as the platform exists. One payment, and it is done.
100 seats total. 100 of 100 remain.
$1,490once
Claim a Founders seatHow large can an upload be?
The policy limit is 1 GB per file, in MP4, WebM or MOV. Until the storage project limit is raised, each object is capped at 50 MB, so a long recording should be exported at a bitrate that lands under that figure or split into chapters. Every upload is probed in your browser before it leaves your machine: duration, width and height are read from the file, and a thumbnail is captured at the quarter mark, which you can replace with your own image at any time.
Why does playback use signed links?
Your videos and thumbnails live in private storage buckets, and every playback request is answered with a signed URL that expires. Nothing is served from a public path, so a file cannot be hotlinked from another site or fetched by someone who guesses a name. The link is minted for the viewer at the moment they open the page, which is how a private or unlisted video stays exactly as private as you set it while still playing instantly.
What happens to my audience if I leave?
Your subscribers are rows in a table you own, not reach you rent. Every subscription records who followed your channel and when, and that list is yours to export from Studio at any time. Your videos are files you uploaded and can download back. If you decide to broadcast somewhere else, you take the list, the files and the chapter data with you, and nothing about the platform is designed to make that harder than it should be.
How does the Live Stage keep my platform monetization?
You go live where you already stream, on YouTube Live or Twitch, and paste the link here. The room renders the platform's own embedded player beside our realtime chat, so the stream is still their player and still their view count. Your ad revenue and channel points keep working exactly as before. What changes is the room around it: your members, your chat, your schedule, and a replay that keeps the conversation beside the recording.
What does the 5 percent fee apply to?
The fee applies to member revenue only: the monthly amount your paying members send you through the platform. On Broadcaster it is 5 percent, on Studio 3 percent, and on Network and Founders Lifetime it is 0 percent. It does not apply to your subscription price, to anything you earn on YouTube or Twitch through the Live Stage, or to any sale you make outside the platform. Card processing at 2.9 percent plus 30 cents per charge is separate and is shown in the Ledger.
What does the Founders tier include forever?
Founders Lifetime is one payment of $1,490 for the Studio plan with the Network fee, for as long as the platform exists. That means your own domain, four seats, scheduled rooms with the chat kept beside the replay, every theme, and 0 percent on member revenue. There are 100 seats in total and the pricing page prints how many remain. A Founders seat is tied to one channel and moves with it if you rename the channel or change its handle.
Which file formats work?
MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio plays everywhere and is the safe choice. WebM and MOV are also accepted. Files play as uploaded, without a transcoding step, so the resolution and bitrate you export are the ones your viewers receive. For thumbnails, banners and avatars, JPEG, PNG and WebP up to 8 MB are accepted. Chapters are typed as one line each, a timestamp and a title, and become clickable markers on the watch page.
How does deletion work?
Deleting a video removes the database row first, which takes it out of every feed, playlist and search result at once, and then removes the file and its thumbnail from storage. Likes, comments and watch history attached to it are removed with the row. Deleting a playlist removes the list only; the videos in it stay. Deleting a comment marks it removed in place so a thread keeps its shape, and the text is no longer shown. Nothing you delete is kept in a hidden state for later.
