How much does Uscreen cost?

The panel at the top shows the cheapest way in, and the section under it lists each plan and what it includes.

Is there a free plan or trial?

Check the plans above; we note any free trial and the date we last checked it.

Will the price change as I scale?

Often, yes. A bill based on plays, attendees, bandwidth or storage rises with usage, so the headline price is only the starting point.

Uscreen pricing

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What Uscreen costs, what each plan charges for, and what to expect as your traffic grows.

By Dominic Reyes, lead reviewer. Edited by the Play That Sells desk.

What Uscreen costs

Starter $49/mo (monthly only, 100-subscriber cap, $0 subscriber fee, 10% one-time-sale fee, 20h storage, 1 seat). Growth $149/mo annual ($199 monthly) + $1.99/subscriber, unlimited subscribers, 5% one-time-sale fee, 100h storage. App Essentials $449/mo annual ($499 monthly) + $0.99/subscriber, 2 mobile apps (iOS+Android), onboarding + free migration, 3 seats. Custom: 5 TV apps, community (DMs/challenges), API, whitelabeling. Storage overage $99/100h; live streaming $15/hour beyond 1 free hour.

Prices as of 12 October 2026, from the vendor's pricing page.

What works

It is a complete membership business in one platform. A Netflix-style catalog, native live streaming, a community space and your own apps sit under one roof, so you avoid stitching a host to a checkout to a forum. Creators who migrated say the setup lifted trust and retention.
The branded mobile and TV apps are the standout, and they deliver. Your content ships as your own app in the App Store, on Google Play and on TV platforms with no code, and creators credit the apps for higher watch time and app-first viewership. That own-app presence is the clearest reason to choose Uscreen over a plain host.
Monetization is built for recurring revenue. Subscriptions, one-time purchases, free trials, bundles and coupons all ship in the box, and Uscreen puts creator earnings on the platform at over $210M a year, so the membership model works at scale.
Onboarding is hands-on and migrations are free. Uscreen assigns a success manager, moves your users, payments and content across at no charge, and long-term reviews praise its responsive launch support more often than almost anything else.

What to watch

The per-subscriber fee makes it expensive as you grow, and it is the loudest complaint. Growth adds $1.99 per active member on top of $149/mo, so 1,000 members is roughly $2,100 a month before anything else, and reviewers note rates rose after a price increase. One Capterra reviewer flags the price as steep for a small creator. Model the fee against your margin before you commit.
It is a membership tool for recurring access and a warm audience. Cold-traffic VSL playback, buyer-split retention and cart attribution require another layer.
You get email and chat support with no phone line, and the experience varies. Plenty of reviewers call the team fast and helpful, but others report slow replies at odd hours when something breaks, and cancellation is email-only, which some read as a deliberate barrier. Know that before you rely on it for a live launch.
Documents can only be delivered when attached to a video, and one long-term reviewer describes gritting their teeth through growing pains. The platform still has uneven edges.

Pricing questions

How much does Uscreen cost?: The panel at the top shows the cheapest way in, and the section under it lists each plan and what it includes.
Is there a free plan or trial?: Check the plans above; we note any free trial and the date we last checked it.
Will the price change as I scale?: Often, yes. A bill based on plays, attendees, bandwidth or storage rises with usage, so the headline price is only the starting point.

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