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VdoCipher pricing

What VdoCipher 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 VdoCipher costs

Annual plans with yearly bandwidth and storage credits: Starter $149/yr (1,000 GB bandwidth, 100 GB storage), Value $399/yr (2.5 TB, 200 GB), Express $699/yr (5 TB, 400 GB), Pro $1,599/yr (15 TB, 1 TB), Plus $4,999/yr (50 TB, 2 TB), Enterprise custom. Plan ends when bandwidth runs out or after one year. Accounted storage often 2-5x upload size. Trial: 30 days, 4 videos, 5 GB bandwidth.

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

What works

  • Security is genuinely strong for sellers whose paid video must resist downloading and screen recording. Videos are encrypted with Google Widevine and Apple FairPlay, the same DRM Netflix uses, so browser plugins and downloaders cannot pull the file. Dynamic watermarking, screen-capture blocking and piracy tracking add more protection.
  • VdoCipher has sold secure video since 2014, is a certified Google Widevine integration partner, and names customers running it at real scale, including BookMyShow and edtech platforms with hundreds of thousands of students. That operating history supports a trust decision.
  • The integrations suit course and app builders. SDKs and plugins cover web, native iOS and Android, Flutter, React Native, WordPress and Moodle, so it drops into an LMS or native app. G2 reviewers single out easy WordPress and API integration and token-based access.
  • Protection comes as one package with a real trial. DRM, watermarking, piracy analytics, a custom HTML5 player and geo, domain and authentication restrictions ship together. The 30-day free trial (5 GB, up to 4 videos, no card) lets you test the encryption on your own content before paying.

What to watch

  • It is a security host. A direct-response funnel needs autoplay, buyer-split retention, sales-led experiments and cart attribution from another tool.
  • It is priced for revenue, and steep before you have any. Reviewers call it more expensive than normal video hosting and costly for small business owners, and transcoding inflates storage, with one user reporting a 1 GB file using around 5 GB once processed. Plans are annual and metered on bandwidth.
  • Advanced setup needs a developer. A basic WordPress embed is quick, but reviewers report a learning curve and say iOS and FairPlay work is not fully covered in the initial documentation. A non-technical seller building a native app should expect to lean on support to get there.
  • The independent review base is thin for a company this old. Capterra shows a 4.0 rating across only three reviews, and some buyers find the marketing hard to parse. The vendor is established, but the outside review pile remains shallow, so use the free trial for due diligence.

Pricing questions

How much does VdoCipher 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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