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Copyright © 2019, Tracxn Technologies Private Limited. All rights reserved.Feed Report - Online Video - Mar 2019
Contents
Feed Summary
Investment Trends
Market Details
Exit Outlook
Investors
News
Appendix
2
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Contents
Feed Summary
Investment Trends
Market Details
Exit Outlook
Investors
News
Appendix
3
Feed Summary
Investment Trend Summary
Exit Outlook Summary
BlueBox
Summary of Key Markets
Notable Companies in the Sector
Recent News

Note: Mega Companies includes IPO’d companies, Mega Acquisitions and Unicorn. Data is taken from Tracxn Platform as on March 22, 2019.
Online Video Feed Summary
4
Online Video > Feed Summary
Companies that provide software and platforms which enable the viewing of videos online.
• Inclusions: Companies that provides software solutions to the companies
in Online Video sector. Includes online tools used by the video creators and
companies which provide platforms for the publishing and management of
video content. The feed also covers companies providing On-demand and OTT
videos, encoding/transcoding and bitrate streaming solutions for video
distribution. Also includes companies providing platforms for social sharing of
videos, live streaming of videos and multi-channel networks. We have also
covered companies providing solutions and technology for online video
advertisement, marketing, monetization and video analytics.
• Exclusions: Video surveillance and monitoring solutions, Companies
providing solutions for TV advertisement and analytics, Cable networks
providers and broadcasters, Video conferencing and Video Chat software,
Firms or agencies operating in Online video sector, Content Creation Studios,
Free software and tools for video creation.
• Excludes funding information of Chinese companies
Feed in Numbers
Overview
$13B
Funding
84
Mega
Companies
13314113
FundedCovered on
Tracxn
5
Unicorns
63
Soonicorns
79
Minicorns
51
IPO’d Cos
531
Late Stage Cos
133
374
Acquisitions
713
DeadPooled
9
Acquihired
Series A+ Cos
Prime Video
(2006, Reno)
Linius Technologies
(2009, Melbourne)
Telaria
(2005, New York City)
Top Companies

Investment Trend Summary
Summary of Funding Activity in Online Video
5
$303M - Series D
YouOn (2008, Braga, $303M)
$75M - Series D
fuboTV (2014, New York City, $155M)
$272M - Series D
Bigo Live (2016, Jakarta, $452M)
$55M - Series C
$140M - Series D
CuriosityStream (2014, Silver Spring, $255M)
$40M - Series E
Conviva (2006, San Mateo, $99M)
$133M - Series D
Iflix (2014, Kuala Lumpur, $298M)
$40M - Series C
Philo (2011, San Francisco, $59M)
$115M - Series C
$35M - Series E
Tastemade (2012, Santa Monica, $115M)
Top Geos of InvestmentEntrepreneurial Activity Global Funding Trend
*YTD *YTD
Online Video > Feed Summary > Investment Trend Summary
Seed
Advancit Capital (#5), Social Starts (#4), Right Side Capital
Management (#3)
Series A/B
Sequoia Capital (#5), Greycroft Partners (#4), Bertelsmann Digital
Media Investments (#4)
Series C+
Comcast Ventures (#2), Liberty Global (#2), Goldman Sachs
Investment Partners (#2)
Incubators
500 Startups (#34), Plug and Play Tech Center (#18), Y
Combinator (#14)
Other Notable
Investors
TriplePoint Capital (#8), Broadway Video (#8), Sky (#6)
Debt Investors
Western Technology Investment (#19), Silicon Valley Bank (#4),
Kreos Capital (#4)
Most Active InvestorsRecent Investments
452
586
445
172
52
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019*
Y-o-Y # of Companies Founded 224 226 181 146 90 20
$8.2B
$1.5B
$636M
$539M
$510M
US
Europe
SEA
Israel
South
Korea
$ Funding
$256M
$1.1B
$1.7B
$1.5B
$1.2B
$860M
$1B
80
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019*
$ Funding # Rounds

Summary of exit outlook in Online Video
Exit Outlook Summary
66
Most Active AcquirersTop Investors in Exits
General Catalyst
Partners
4
Brightcove (2004, Boston, $103M)
Elemental Technologies (2006, Portland,
$43.4M)
Redpoint Ventures 4
Machinima (2000, West Hollywood, $98.9M)
Adap (2006, San Mateo, $47.5M)
Herald Investment
Management
4
Mirriad (2006, London, $37.1M)
TriplePoint Capital 4
YuMe (2004, Redwood City, $72.7M)
Sky 3
Roku (2002, Los Gatos, $214M)
Pluto TV (2013, Los Angeles, $51.8M)
Mar 2019 Bigo Live Acq by YY for $1.4B
Nov 2016 TubeMogul Acq by Adobe for $540M
Nov 2014 BrightRoll Acq by Yahoo for $640M
Aug 2014 Twitch Acq by Amazon for $970M
Mar 2014
Maker Studios Acq by The Walt Disney Company for
$500M
Mar 2012 NDS Group Acq by Cisco for $5B
Online Video > Feed Summary > Exit Outlook Summary
Google 11
YouTube (Oct 2006, $1.6B), On2 Technologies (Aug 2009,
$125M), Invite Media (Jun 2010, $70M)
Cisco 6
NDS Group (Mar 2012, $5B), PixStream (Aug 2000, $369M), BNI
Video (Nov 2011, $99M)
Yahoo 4
BrightRoll (Nov 2014, $640M), Maven Networks (Feb 2008,
$160M), Qwiki (Jul 2013, $50M)
Twitter 4
Vine (Oct 2012, $30M), Periscope (Mar 2015), Trendrr (Aug
2013)
Comcast 4
FreeWheel (Mar 2014, $320M), StickyADS.tv (May 2016,
$100M), thePlatform (Jun 2006, $70M)
Recent IPOs Top Acquisitions
Big Sofa Technologies Dec 2016
SaaS-based video content management
IPO MCap: $1.9M
The Trade Desk Sep 2016
Programmatic platform with Video Buying a…
IPO MCap: $688M
Moovly Aug 2016
SaaS platform for creating animated conte…
IPO MCap: $1.1M
Witbe Apr 2016
QoE monitoring solution provider
IPO MCap: $41.9M
VogoSport Nov 2018
Online platform for customised live video…
IPO MCap: $42.5M
Silly Monks May 2018
Digital Media and Entertainment Platform
IPO MCap: -
Mirriad Dec 2017
In-video advertising technology platform
IPO MCap: $28.3M
Roku Sep 2017
Video streaming device provider
IPO MCap: $1.3B

* Upcoming Business Model
Funding data excludes Debt, Grants & Post-IPO rounds.
Excludes all details for Chinese companies.
Marketmap: Online Video
ONLINE STREAMING PLATFORMS CONTENT ENABLERS Overview
Companies 4113
Funded 1331 Series A+ 531
Funding $13B Last 2 yrs $3.8B
Most Active Investors
Seed Advancit Capital (5)
Series A/B Sequoia Capital (5)
Series C+ Comcast Ventures (2)
Others TriplePoint Capital (8)
Incubators 500 Startups (34)
Top Cities
Bay Area 386 Cos $2.7B
New York City 245 Cos $1.3B
Feed in Numbers
Unicorns 5 Soonicorns 63
Minicorns 79 Editor Picks 275
Acquihired 9 Deadpooled 713
Top Companies
Telaria (2005, New York City)
Prime Video (2006, Reno)
Linius
Technologies
(2009, Melbourne)
Exits
IPOs 51 Roku, The Trade Desk
Acquisitions 374 NDS Group, Bigo Live
Top Acquirers Google, Cisco
CREATION
DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT
DISTRIBUTION
VIDEO ON DEMAND
MULTI-CHANNEL NETWORKS
LIVE STREAMING
USER-GENERATED CONTENT
SOCIAL PLATFORMS MARKETING & ADVERTISING
ADVERTISING
INTERACTIVE VIDEO ADS
MARKETING
INFRASTRUCTURE
SOCIAL SHARING
VIDEO RECOMMENDATIONS
7
Online Video > Feed Summary > BlueBox

Key Sub Sectors in Online Video Sector
Summary of Key Markets
8
Other Notable Markets
# Cos on
Platform
Last 2 Years
$ Invested # Round
Video Distribution > Live Streaming >
Live TV Streaming 72 $1.4M 1
Top Markets of Investment Activity
# Cos on
Platform
Last 2 Years
$ Invested # Round
Video Distribution > On-demand >
Subscription Video On-demand 246 $543M 17
Social Platforms >
Live streaming 188 $301M 15
Content Creation >
Tools 208 $63.1M 14
Video Distribution > Infrastructure >
Suite 121 $98.6M 8
Video Distribution > Infrastructure > IPTV
>
OTT Enablers
126 $50M 8
Video Distribution > Infrastructure >
IPTV 83 $69.4M 7
Video Marketing and Syndication
151 $40M 11
Video Content Management >
OVP Suites 185 $319M 5
Video Distribution > On-demand >
Advertising Video On-demand 137 $49.5M 7
Sub Sectors
# Cos
Tracked
#
Funded
Total
Funding
Video Distribution
Companies offering online video distribution solutions
1388 373 $4.6B
Advertising
Companies offering video advertising solutions
357 179 $2.1B
Social Platforms
Companies offering social platforms to share user-
generated video content
647 174 $1.6B
Video Content Management
Companies offering software solutions for online video
workflow management
352 120 $1.5B
Multi Channel Networks
Companies offering solutions for content creators on
video sharing platforms in creation,...
249 55 $1B
Content Creation
Companies offering a platform to create online videos
511 162 $1B
Companies offering solutions to content creators,
publishers and enterprise for video...
253 120 $528M
Online Video > Feed Summary > Summary of Key Markets

List of Notable Companies in Online Video
Notable Companies in the Sector (1/3)
9
Note: *(Founded Year, Location, Total Funding)
Online Video > Feed Summary > Notable Companies in the Sector
Public
Roku
(2002, Los Gatos, $214M)*
The Trade Desk
(2009, Ventura, $82.5M)
DivX
(1999, San Diego, $35M)
Telaria
Netflix
(1997, Los Gatos, $30M)
Brightcove
(2004, Boston, $103M)
Amino Communications
(1997, Cambridge)
Brave Bison
(2010, London)
Artivision
(2004, Singapore)
VogoSport
(2013, Montpellier, $4.4M)
Public
Witbe
(2000, Paris)
NexStreaming
(2009, Madrid)
Mirriad
(2006, London, $37.1M)
Sonic Foundry
(1991, Madison)
TV2U
(2004, London)
Linius Technologies
(2009, Melbourne)
Big Sofa Technologies
(2009, London, $1.1M)
Moovly
(2013, Zellik, $821k)
Broadcast International
(1999, Midvale, $22M)
MediaPlatform
(2005, Beverly Hills, $20.5M)
Public
PandoraTV
(2004, Seoul, $16M)
ATEME
(1991, Paris, $13.9M)
Edgeware
(1998, Stockholm, $11.8M)
Anevia
(2003, Paris, $8.4M)
Adaptive Media
(2012, Mission Viejo, $5.2M)
Bambuser
(2007, Stockholm, $4M)
AllDigital
(2009, Irvine, $763k)
WhereverTV
(2006, Pittsburgh, $150k)
Silly Monks
(2013, Hyderabad, $50k)
Harmonic
(1988, San Francisco)
Public
Espial
(1997, California City)
Mirada
(2000, Madrid)
Net Insight
(1997, Stockholm)
Pantaflix
(2016, Berlin)
iPoint Television
(2008, Dallas)
Lifelogger
(2012, Palm Beach Gardens)
Raystream
(2011, Jacksonville)
Viggle
Blinkx
(2004, San Francisco)
Mavshack
(2013, Stockholm)
Public
Netgem
(1996, La Defense)
NetPlayTV
(2006, London)
Quickflix
(2003, Perth)
Qumu
(2002, San Bruno)
Vidaroo
(2007, Altamonte Springs)

10
Acquired
NDS Group
(1988, Jerusalem)
YouTube
(2005, San Bruno, $11.5M)
Bigo Live
(2016, Jakarta, $452M)
Twitch
(2011, San Francisco, $35.1M)
BrightRoll
(2006, San Francisco, $46M)
TubeMogul
(2006, Emeryville, $45.2M)
Maker Studios
(2009, Culver City, $63.5M)
Onwards Media Group
(2011, Singapore)
Adap
(2006, San Mateo, $47.5M)
PixStream
(1996, Waterloo)
Acquired
AdColony
(2008, Los Angeles, $2M)
Pluto TV
(2013, Los Angeles, $51.8M)
FreeWheel
(2007, San Mateo, $28.8M)
LOVEFiLM
(2003, London)
Teads
(2011, Montpellier, $20.8M)
Elemental Technologies
(2006, Portland, $43.4M)
Ooyala
(2007, Mountain View, $120M)
TV Guide
NeuLion
(2004, Plainview)
RR Media
(1981, Munich)
Acquired
Dailymotion
(2005, Paris, $68.5M)
Conax
(1988, Oslo)
Viki
(2010, Seoul, $24.3M)
iStreamPlanet
(2000, Las Vegas, $17M)
YuMe
(2004, Redwood City, $72.7M)
Unruly
(2006, London, $25M)
Verimatrix
(2000, San Diego, $40.5M)
Digitalsmiths
(2006, Durham, $37.3M)
Ustream
Envivio
Acquired
On2 Technologies
(1991, Clifton Park)
Auditude
(1999, Palo Alto, $26.4M)
StyleHaul
Videology
(2007, Baltimore, $129M)
Machinima
(2000, West Hollywood, $98.9M)
StickyADS.tv
(2009, Paris, $5.8M)
ConvertMedia
(2008, Ramat Gan)
Unicorns
Hulu

11
Deadpooled
Maven Networks (2002,
Cambridge, $22M)

List of Notable Companies by Market in Online Video
Notable Companies by Market (1/17)
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Online Video > Feed Summary > Notable Companies by Market
Content Creation
Tools
Wibbitz (2011, Tel Aviv, $30.8M)
Converts text into videos
Soonicorn. Stage: Series C
Bertelsmann Digital Media Investments, The
Weather Channel, Horizon Ventures and 7 Other
Investors
Animoto (2006, New York City, $30M)
Video Creation Tool.
Spectrum Equity, Madrona Venture Group, Amazon
and 2 Other Investors
Wochit (2012, Beit Dagan, $28.8M)
Video Creation Platform
PressAssociation, Redpoint Ventures, Marker and 5
Other Investors
Tools
Magisto (2009, Ness Ziona, $26.2M)
Video editing app
Western Digital Capital, Samsung Venture
Investment, Magma Venture Partners and 6 Other
Investors
WeVideo (2011, Menlo Park, $19.1M)
Cloud-based video editing platform
Soonicorn. Stage: Series A
Crest Capital Ventures, Second Century Ventures,
Keiretsu Forum
Stock Videos
Pond5 (2006, Brooklyn, $61.5M)
Royalty-free stock media marketplace
Soonicorn. Stage: Series A
Accel Partners, Stripes Group, FJ Labs and 5 Other
Investors

14
OVP Suites
Kaltura (2006, New York City, $144M)
Open source online video platform for enterprise
Soonicorn. Stage: Series F
Goldman Sachs, ORIX, Nokia Growth Partners and
11 Other Investors
Ooyala (2007, Mountain View, $120M)
Online video content management platform
Editor's Pick. Stage: Acquired
Telstra Ventures, Sierra Ventures, Rembrandt
Venture Partners and 7 Other Investors
Online video conference platform
Editor's Pick. Stage: Public
Accel Partners, General Catalyst Partners,
Brookside Capital and 15 Other Investors
OVP Suites
JW Player (2007, New York City, $46.5M)
Web video player software and video content
management provider
Soonicorn. Stage: Series D
Greycroft Partners, Greenspring Associates, Cue
Ball and 2 Other Investors
Maven Networks (2002, Cambridge, $22M)
Online video platform provider
Stage: Deadpooled
Prism VentureWorks, Accel Partners, General
Catalyst Partners
NexStreaming (2009, Madrid)
Online video streaming player
Stage: Public
Enterprise Video Content Management System
ON24 (1998, San Francisco, $61.3M)
Webinar and Webcasting Software Solutions.
Goldman Sachs, Canaan Partners, U.S Venture
Partners and 8 Other Investors
Panopto (2007, Pittsburgh, $46.8M)
Digital media recording and content management
company.
Soonicorn. Stage: Series B
Square 1 Bank, Saturn Partners, Sterling Partners
Education Opportunity Fund and 4 Other Investors
Broadcast International (1999, Midvale,
$22M)
Video powered Broadcast Solution
Stage: Acquired
MediaPlatform (2005, Beverly Hills, $20.5M)
Enterprise Video Platform
Stage: Public
TVC Capital, Syncom Venture Partners, Monitor
Ventures and 3 Other Investors

15
Enterprise Video Content Management System
Big Sofa Technologies (2009, London, $1.1M)
SaaS-based video content management
Stage: Public
Moovly (2013, Zellik, $821k)
SaaS platform for creating animated content
Qumu (2002, San Bruno)
Enterprise Video Communications
Stage: Acquired
ESW Capital, Hales Capital Partners, Advanced
Technology Ventures and 7 Other Investors
Sonic Foundry (1991, Madison)
Enterprise Video solutions
Stage: Acquired
Partners For Growth
Video Distribution
Live Streaming
VogoSport (2013, Montpellier, $4.4M)
Online platform for customised live video
streaming
Minicorn. Stage: Public
IRDI Soridec Gestion
On-demand
Subscription-based video on demand platform
Kwese, Hearst, EDBI and 11 Other Investors
Ad free subscription video on demand service
TimesSquare Capital Management, Blum Capital
Partners
Subscription-based VOD platform for football fans
AMC Networks, 21st Century Fox, Luminari Capital
Hulu (2007, Los Angeles, $100M)
Subscription-based online OTT video content
streaming platform
Unicorn. Stage: Acquired
The Walt Disney Company, Providence Equity
Partners

16
Video Distribution
On-demand
HOOQ (2015, Singapore, $95M)
Online subscription-based platform providing OTT
video services
Singtel, Sony Pictures, Warner Bros and 1 Other
Investors
YuppTV (2007, Hyderabad, $67.5M)
Provider of an over-the-top content for South Asia
Emerald Media, The Poarch Creek Indians, SRI
Capital
Ad-supported virtual MVPD
Soonicorn. Stage: Acquired
U.S Venture Partners, Luminari Capital, Chicago
On-demand
Snagfilms (2008, Washington D.C., $41.5M)
On-demand video Streaming Platform
New Enterprise Associates, Revolution, Comcast
Molotov (2015, Paris, $38.3M)
VOD platform for live content, previously aired TV
shows and upcoming movies
Idinvest Partners, Sky, TDF Group and 2 Other
Investors
Vuclip (2008, Milpitas, $35.1M)
Provider of mobile video streaming application
New Enterprise Associates, Icon Ventures, Singtel
Innov8 and 2 Other Investors
On-demand
Mubi (2007, Palo Alto, $32.3M)
Provider of a subscription-based VOD platform
Soonicorn. Stage: Series E
Times Bridge, Nicolas Winding Refn, Huanxi Media
Netflix (1997, Los Gatos, $30M)
Subscription based online & offline video rental
portal
Unicorn. Stage: Public
T. Rowe Price, TCV, Vulcan Capital and 7 Other
Investors
Viki (2010, Seoul, $24.3M)
Provider of an on-demand video streaming
platform
Minicorn. Stage: Acquired
SK Planet, BBC Worldwide, Greylock Partners and
10 Other Investors

17
Video Distribution
On-demand
Funny Or Die (2007, San Mateo, $18M)
On demand comedy video
AMC Networks, Turner, HBO and 2 Other Investors
WhereverTV (2006, Pittsburgh, $150k)
OTT internet television platform
Stage: Public
Innovation Works
Pantaflix (2016, Berlin)
Provider of video on demand platform
Stage: Public
LOVEFiLM (2003, London)
Pan-European movie rental and streaming service
Stage: Acquired
Index Ventures, Balderton Capital, Draper Esprit
Mavshack (2013, Stockholm)
Subscription based video on demand service
Stage: Public
On-demand
Quickflix (2003, Perth)
Online DVD Rental Company
Stage: Public
HBO
Infrastructure
Video stream optimization solution provider
Future Fund, New Enterprise Associates,
Foundation Capital and 4 Other Investors
LiveU (2006, Kfar Saba, $50M)
Offers solution to enable live video transmission
Lightspeed Venture Partners, Pitango Venture
Capital, Viola Group and 3 Other Investors
Envivio (2000, San Francisco, $50M)
provider of IP-based MPEG-4 video
Stage: Acquired
Atlantic Bridge Capital, Crescendo Ventures,
Harbinger Venture Management and 12 Other
Investors

18
Video Distribution
Infrastructure
Vantrix (2004, Montreal, $44.8M)
Video optimization and delivery solutions
NXT Capital, Summerhill Venture Partners, JK&B
Capital and 7 Other Investors
Elemental Technologies (2006, Portland,
$43.4M)
Broadcast TV and multi-screen video content
management and delivery solutions provider
Sky, General Catalyst Partners, Norwest Venture
Clearleap (2007, Armonk, $43.3M)
Offers multiscreen video delivery
Susquehanna Growth Equity, Trinity Ventures,
Noro-Moseley Partners and 4 Other Investors
Infrastructure
DivX (1999, San Diego, $35M)
Video compression and playback software
Stage: Acquired
Insight Venture Partners, Zone Ventures, WI Harper
Group and 13 Other Investors
Beamr (2009, Tel Aviv, $28.5M)
Video compression software
Verizon Ventures, Marker, Innovation Endeavors
PeerApp (2004, Newton Center, $22.5M)
OTT Delivery and Monetization
Summit Partners, Cedar Fund, Evergreen Venture
Haivision (2004, Montreal, $17.7M)
Video Streaming Technology
Infrastructure
iStreamPlanet (2000, Las Vegas, $17M)
Live Video Streaming Solutions
Stage: Acquired
Questmark Partners, Intel Capital, Juniper
Networks
ATEME (1991, Paris, $13.9M)
Video compression solutions provider for live
content delivery and VOD
A Plus Finance, Ventech, XAnge and 3 Other
Investors
Edgeware (1998, Stockholm, $11.8M)
Video distribution company for OTT
Stage: Public
Amadeus Capital, Creandum, Micron
Anevia (2003, Paris, $8.4M)
Video solutions provider for OTT and IPTV
Stage: Public
Vitec, Seventure Partners, Innovation Capital and 1
Other Investors

19
Video Distribution
Infrastructure
AllDigital (2009, Irvine, $763k)
Secure Digital Broadcasting Solutions
Stage: Public
Digiflare (2008, Toronto)
OTT app platform for content owners, pay TV
providers and operators.
Soonicorn. Stage: Unfunded
Harmonic (1988, San Francisco)
Video delivery infrastructure solutions provider
U.S Venture Partners, Horizon Ventures, Opus
Capital
NeuLion (2004, Plainview)
End to end video management solutions provider
JK&B Capital
Infrastructure
Amino Communications (1997, Cambridge)
IPTV distribution solutions provider
Stage: Public
Azini Capital Partners, Herald Investment
Management, Rockspring
Espial (1997, California City)
IPTV and VOD solutions provider
Stage: Public
MMV Financial, Covington Capital Corporation,
Relay Ventures
Mirada (2000, Madrid)
Video content management software provider
Stage: Public
Net Insight (1997, Stockholm)
Media transportation service provider
Stage: Public
TV2U (2004, London)
OTT video delivery solutions provider
Stage: Public
Infrastructure
Witbe (2000, Paris)
QoE monitoring solution provider
Stage: Public
Odyssee Venture, Alto Invest, Saints Capital
iPoint Television (2008, Dallas)
IPTV distribution services provider
Stage: Acquired
Raystream (2011, Jacksonville)
Video encoding and transcoding services provider
Stage: Public
Netgem (1996, La Defense)
IPTV solutions to the telecom operators
Stage: Public
Galileo Partners
On2 Technologies (1991, Clifton Park)
On demand video transcoding
Stage: Acquired
Edelson Technology Partners

20
Video Distribution
Infrastructure
Onwards Media Group (2011, Singapore)
Overlay CDN Service and video encoding services
Stage: Acquired
Aetius Capital
PixStream (1996, Waterloo)
Video networking solutions
Stage: Acquired
Celtic House Venture Partners, Relay Ventures
RR Media (1981, Munich)
Offers end to end solution for video content
delivery
Stage: Acquired
Viola Group
Vidaroo (2007, Altamonte Springs)
Video technology company
Stage: Public
Streaming Media Player
Roku (2002, Los Gatos, $214M)
Video streaming device provider
Sky, NewsCorp, Hearst and 6 Other Investors
Social Platforms
Social Sharing
musical.ly (2013, San Francisco, $100M)
Online musical video creation and sharing app
GGV Capital, Greylock Partners, Qiming Venture
Dailymotion (2005, Paris, $68.5M)
Web and mobile video sharing and streaming
platform
Felix Capital, Atlas Venture, Sovereign Wealth Fund
Institute and 5 Other Investors
PandoraTV (2004, Seoul, $16M)
Video viewing and sharing website
Stage: Public
STIC International, Saehan, DCM Ventures and 2
Other Investors

21
Social Platforms
Social Sharing
YouTube (2005, San Bruno, $11.5M)
Video Sharing Website
Sequoia Capital, ARTIS Ventures, TriplePoint
Capital
Blinkx (2004, San Francisco)
Social video discovery platform
Stage: Public
Morgenthaler
Live streaming
Live video streaming social network
YY, Ping An Ventures, Bertelsmann Asia Investment
Fund and 2 Other Investors
Ustream (2007, San Francisco, $48.6M)
eSports video streaming platform
Stage: Acquired
Moonshots Capital, DCM Ventures, Band of Angels
YouNow (2011, New York City, $36.4M)
Live video-streaming and chat app
Venrock, Comcast Ventures, Oren Zeev and 10
Other Investors
Live streaming
Twitch (2011, San Francisco, $35.1M)
Live and on-demand eSports and video games
streaming website
Thrive Capital, WestSummit, Take-Two Interactive
Kamcord (2012, San Francisco, $34.8M)
Platform for recording and sharing for the mobile
gameplay
Time Warner, Tencent, TransLink Capital and 23
Other Investors
17app (2005, Taipei, $33.1M)
Live video streaming and real-time content sharing
app
Infinity Venture Partners, Prometheus Capital,
AppWorks and 1 Other Investors

22
Social Platforms
Live streaming
Bambuser (2007, Stockholm, $4M)
Live video streaming
Stage: Public
Avicii, The Associated Press, Almi
NetPlayTV (2006, London)
Live streaming of casino games
Stage: Acquired
Second Screen TV Apps
Viggle (2010, New York City)
Social TV app
Stage: Acquired
Location
Lifelogger (2012, Palm Beach Gardens)
Location-based live streaming application
Stage: Public

23
Defy Media (2013, New York City, $70M)
Multi channel network
Wellington Management, Viacom, Wider Wake and
3 Other Investors
Maker Studios (2009, Culver City, $63.5M)
Multi-channel network for artists
Stage: Acquired
Singtel, Astrolabe Ventures, Lakestar and 13 Other
Investors
MiTu (2012, Santa Monica, $45M)
Multi Channel Network, Latino focused
AwesomenessTV, WPP, Verizon Ventures and 8
Other Investors
Kin Community (2011, Santa Monica, $40.5M)
Multi channel network with a focus towards female
content creators
Emil Capital Partners, Corus Entertainment, Tegna
Above Average (2012, New York City, $35.8M)
Multi channel network with a focus towards
comedy
Advance Venture Partners, Turner, Broadway
Video
Fullscreen Media (2011, Playa Vista, $30M)
Multi channel network
WPP, Comcast Ventures, Providence Equity
Mediakraft Networks (2011, Munich, $23M)
German Multi Channel Network
Iris Capital, Shortcut Ventures, Capnamic Ventures
StyleHaul (2010, Los Angeles, $17M)
MCN for fashion
Stage: Acquired
RTL Group, Bertelsmann Digital Media Investments,
RezVen Partners and 2 Other Investors
Silly Monks (2013, Hyderabad, $50k)
Digital Media and Entertainment Platform
Brave Bison (2010, London)
Multi channel network for social videos
Stage: Public
OpenOcean, Herald Investment Management

24
Gaming
Machinima (2000, West Hollywood, $98.9M)
Digital gamer content provider across multiple
video platforms
MK Capital, Redpoint Ventures, Warner Bros and 5
Other Investors
Food
A video network for foodies
Goldman Sachs Investment Partners, Amazon,
Redpoint Ventures and 9 Other Investors
Advertising
Infrastructure
RockYou (2005, San Francisco, $165M)
Cross-platform video ad network for games
Columbia Capital, FastPay, SoftBank Group and 14
Other Investors
Videology (2007, Baltimore, $129M)
Provides technology platform to manage, measure,
and optimize digital video
FastPay, Tennenbaum Capital Partners, New
Enterprise Associates and 8 Other Investors
The Trade Desk (2009, Ventura, $82.5M)
Programmatic platform with Video Buying and
DMP capabilities
Stage: Public
Wellington Management, Opus Bank, Western
Alliance Bancorporation and 13 Other Investors

25
Advertising
Infrastructure
YuMe (2004, Redwood City, $72.7M)
Offers supply side and demand side platform
WestSummit, TransLink Capital, Samsung Venture
Investment and 9 Other Investors
Amagi (2008, Bangalore, $63.5M)
Cloud based Localised Advertising on National TV
Channels
Emerald Media, Premji Invest, Mayfield and 8 Other
Investors
Adap (2006, San Mateo, $47.5M)
Programmatic video ad network
Stage: Acquired
Bessemer Venture Partners, Gemini Israel
Ventures, Redpoint Ventures and 1 Other Investors
Infrastructure
BrightRoll (2006, San Francisco, $46M)
Unified Programmatic Video Advertising Platform
Stage: Acquired
Stratim Capital, Trident Capital, Scale Venture
TubeMogul (2006, Emeryville, $45.2M)
Video Ad Buying Platform
Foundation Capital, Trinity Ventures, DAC ASIA and
8 Other Investors
Vungle (2011, San Francisco, $25.5M)
In-App Video Ad Network
Thomvest Ventures, Crosslink Capital, Webb
Investment Network and 15 Other Investors
Unruly (2006, London, $25M)
Video Supply-Side Platform
Stage: Acquired
Amadeus Capital, Endeit Capital, Business Growth
Infrastructure
Teads (2011, Montpellier, $20.8M)
Video advertising platform.
Bank of China , HSBC Group, Banque Palatine and
17 Other Investors
StickyADS.tv (2009, Paris, $5.8M)
Programmatic technology platform for Video Ad
Stage: Acquired
ISAI Gestion, Ventech
Adaptive Media (2012, Mission Viejo, $5.2M)
SSP for Publishers
Stage: Acquired
Team In Residence
AdColony (2008, Los Angeles, $2M)
Premium Mobile Video Ad Network
Insight Venture Partners

26
Advertising
Infrastructure
Telaria (2005, New York City)
Video supply-side platform for publishers
Soonicorn. Stage: Public
W Capital Partners, Crossroads Liquidating Trust,
Canaan Partners and 7 Other Investors
Artivision (2004, Singapore)
Video security and monetization company
Stage: Public
Tembusu Partners
ConvertMedia (2008, Ramat Gan)
RTB enabled SSP for Video Ads
Stage: Acquired
Spark Capital, Pitango Venture Capital, Maverick
Ventures
Campaign Management
Extreme Reach (2007, Needham, $196M)
Digital Video Advertising Distribution.
Village Ventures, Greycroft Partners, Spectrum
Equity and 8 Other Investors
Auditude (1999, Palo Alto, $26.4M)
Video Advertising Platform
Stage: Acquired
Granite Ventures, Redpoint Ventures, Greylock
Native Ads
Mirriad (2006, London, $37.1M)
In-video advertising technology platform
Stage: Public
Zee Entertainment Enterprises, Unilever Ventures,
Parkwalk and 11 Other Investors

27
Advertising
Enablers
FreeWheel (2007, San Mateo, $28.8M)
Video Advertising and Rights Management
Stage: Acquired
Steamboat Ventures, Battery Ventures, Foundation
AnyClip (2008, Jerusalem, $21M)
Video Marketing Solutions
Jerusalem Venture Partners, Limelight, GTI Capital
Group and 2 Other Investors
Creatives
Innovid (2007, New York City, $82.6M)
Interactive Video Ad delivery platform
Soonicorn. Stage: Series F
Goldman Sachs Investment Partners, NewSpring
Capital, Sequoia Capital and 9 Other Investors
Vidyard (2011, Kitchener, $60.6M)
Video marketing and analytics company
Battery Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners,
Salesforce and 9 Other Investors
Cinsay (2007, Austin, $60.5M)
Video marketing and syndication platform
Carey Metz
SendUs (2013, Culver City, $17M)
Cloud-based video submission campaign
management platform

28
Dynamic Video Advertising
SundaySky (2007, Tel Aviv, $67M)
Personalized Interactive video solutions
NTT Docomo Ventures, Globespan Capital Partners,
Comcast Ventures and 4 Other Investors
Eyeview (2007, New York City, $64.6M)
Personalized Video Advertising
Qumra Capital, Innovation Endeavors, Nauta Capital
Analytics
Analytics
Tubular Labs (2012, Mountain View, $30.8M)
Video management and analytics solutions
provider
Marker, FirstMark, Canaan Partners and 11 Other
Investors
Deep learning
Clarifai (2013, New York City, $41.3M)
Deep learning based image & video recognition API
provider
Menlo Ventures, Union Square Ventures, Lux

29
Video Recommendation
Video Recommendation
Digitalsmiths (2006, Durham, $37.3M)
Video search and recommendations solutions
provider
Technicolor, .406 Ventures, The Aurora Funds and
3 Other Investors
Digital Rights Management
Verimatrix (2000, San Diego, $40.5M)
Offers Video Security Solutions for Pay-TV
Operators
JK&B Capital, AIG, Goldman Sachs and 8 Other
Investors
NDS Group (1988, Jerusalem)
Provides video software and content security
solutions to media companies, Now known as Cisco
Videoscape
Comcast Ventures
Linius Technologies (2009, Melbourne)
Video virtualization technology
Village Roadshow, MassVentures
Conax (1988, Oslo)
TV encryption, conditional access and content
security technology provider
Stage: Acquired
Video Search and Guide
Video Search and Guide
TV Guide (1999, New York City)
Online video search and guide platform
Stonegate Capital, Siemer and Associates

List of Notable Companies in Online Video in China
Notable Companies in the Sector in China
30
Online Video > Feed Summary > Notable Companies in the Sector in China
Public
iQIYI
(2010, Beijing, $2B)
YY
(2005, Guangzhou)
Baofeng
(2007, Beijing, $15M)
Ku6
(2006, Beijing, $10M)
Tian Ge
(2008, Hangzhou)
GochinaTV
(2012, Beijing)
Acquired
Youku Tudou
(2006, Shanghai, $1.3B)
Tudou
(2005, Shanghai, $126M)
Mango TV
(2008, Beijing, $390M)
6Rooms
(2006, Beijing, $30.5M)
PPTV
(2005, Shanghai, $338M)
PPS
(2005, Shanghai, $59.6M)
Longzhu
(2014, Shanghai, $44M)
Unicorns
Kuai Shou
(2011, Beijing, $1.8B)
LeSports
(2014, Beijing, $1.4B)
Douyu TV
(2013, Wuhan, $958M)
Lecloud
(2014, Beijing, $156M)

Recent News in Online Video Sector
Recent News
31
Online Video > Feed Summary > Recent News
Mar 2019
New York Times CEO warns publishers ahead of Apple news launch,
Reuters
Mar 2019
Apple likely to launch paid digital platform to compete with Netflix,
devdiscourse.com
Mar 2019
Ooredoo TV partners with Spuul to offer the best of Bollywood in
MENA, NexTV News Africa
Mar 2019
Netflix testing cheaper Rs 250 per month plan for India, aims to
grow user base in country, India Today
Mar 2019
IPL 2019: YuppTV bags digital broadcast rights for Australia,
continental Europe, south east Asia, Indiantelevision.com
Mar 2019
A US university has banned Netflix, Hulu and other streaming
services, The Star Online
Mar 2019
BE Exclusive: Fabindia to ride the IPL fever this year, as it ties-up
with Star Sports, Indiatimes
Mar 2019
The battle of the music apps just got louder as Spotify, YouTube
Music add to your list of choices, YourStory Media
Mar 2019
YouTube took down an ‘unprecedented volume’ of videos after New
Zealand shooting, iCrowdNewswire
Mar 2019
Insight TV introduces linear channel on Jawwy TV in MENA, NexTV
News Africa
Mar 2019 Should Netflix be afraid of Apple?, Business Standard
Mar 2019
Netflix will test character-driven video previews for its kids content,
The Star Online
Key Recent News Key Recent News
Mar 2019
24i Media continues M&A binge with StreamOne acquisition,
FierceVideo
Mar 2019
Netflix tests low-cost mobile-only subscription in India to grow its
local base, Indiatimes
Mar 2019
Kaltura Launches New Edition of Kaltura Pitch, Video Messaging
Tool, MarTech Advisor
Mar 2019
Disney Now Owns Hotstar After Buying Star India as Part of $71
Billion Fox Deal, New Delhi Television
Mar 2019
YouTube, NBA partner to launch live games channel in Africa,
Telecompaper
Mar 2019
Vyond Obtains Privacy Shield Certification, Validating Data
Protections, GlobeNewswire
Mar 2019
VICE Selects CaptionHub for International Video Localisation,
Business Wire
Mar 2019 Netflix no longer offering free trial in Spain, Telecompaper
Mar 2019
Netflix confirms it's 'testing' price increases for customers in
Blighty, The INQUIRER
Mar 2019
Drawbridge Integrates The Trade Desk’s Unified ID Solution Into Its
Identity Platform, Business Wire
Mar 2019
Sonic Foundry Announces Preliminary Fiscal 2019 First Quarter
Financial Results, GlobeNewswire
Mar 2019 Cheddar Exclusive Content Comes to Medium, Business Wire
Mar 2019
Bitmax launches content orchestration and management system,
Digital TV Europe

Contents
Feed Summary
Investment Trends
Market Details
Exit Outlook
Investors
News
Appendix
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Funding Trends
Median Deal Size and Trend
New Entrants in Funding Club
Distribution of companies by Funding Range
Funding Funnel of the Sector
Top Investments and Investors
Investors in Unicorn club

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Investments ($M) and number of rounds in Online Video; 2012-2019
Global Funding Trends (1/2)
34
Note: Funding excludes Grant, Debt and Post IPO rounds. Excludes all details for Chinese companies
Online Video > Investment Trends > Global Funding Trends
#Rounds
$Funding
3 Year CAGR
6 Year CAGR 26% # of Rounds2% $ Funding
13% # of Rounds
20% $ Funding
$256M
$969M
$771M
$1.1B
$1.7B
$1.5B
$1.2B
$860M
$1B
0
50
100
150
200
250
$0k
$200M
$400M
$600M
$800M
$1.B
$1.2B
$1.4B
$1.6B
$1.8B
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019*
$ Funding Predicted $ Funding # Rounds Predicted # Rounds

$54M $74M $81M $92M $61M $75M $25M $6M
$306M
$294M
$611M
$729M $648M $463M $189M
$79M
$609M $403M $404M
$888M
$751M $673M $646M $172M
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 YTD
Seed Early Stage Late Stage
$969M
$256M
Total $ Invested
97 130 119 106 84 75 33 8
71
64 75
94 67
58
37
9
34
23 30 26
30 13 20 3
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 YTD
Seed Early Stage Late Stage
202
20
Total # of Rounds
35
Note: Mega Rounds = rounds with size > $20M. Funding excludes Grant, Debt and Post IPO rounds. Excludes all details for Chinese companies
Stage-wise Number of RoundsStage-wise $ Invested
New Entrants in Funded Club
Global Funding Trends (2/2)
Investments ($M) and number of rounds in Online Video; 2012-2019
Online Video > Investment Trends > Global Funding Trends
221
105
104
75
65
30 8
608
$1.3M
$3.3M
$0.0M
$1.0M
$2.0M
$3.0M
$4.0M
$5.0M
$6.0M
$7.0M
$8.0M
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 YTD Total
Entrants in Funding Club Avg. Ticket Size
$1.3M $2.4M $2.9M $1.3M $7.5M $5.6M $2.3M $3.3M
$190M
$447M
$337M
$567M
$990M
$944M
$858M
$670M
$760M
12
0
5
10
15
20
25
0
200000000
400000000
600000000
800000000
1E+09
1.2E+09
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 YTD
$ Funding Predicted $ Funding # of Rounds Predicted # Rounds
Mega Rounds
12 9 15 17 22 14 10 3

Online Video > Investment Trends > Funding Trends by Geography
Investments ($M) and number of rounds in Online Video
Funding Trends by Geography
Funding Trends by Geography Top Cities of Funding
City $ Funding # Rounds
Bay Area 2.7B 458
New York City 1.3B 224
Los Angeles 766M 66
Daejeon 450M 1
Tel Aviv 335M 67
Boston 306M 39
Braga 303M 1
Kuala Lumpur 299M 7
Santa Monica 278M 29
Jakarta 273M 5
Total Funding
804
402
33
112
19
63
103
2
# Rounds
$8.2B
$1.5B
$636M
$539M
$510M
$491M
$272M
$33.1M
US
Europe
SEA
Israel
South Korea
Canada
India
Taiwan
Note: Excludes funding information of China companies

Trend of Average Deal Size ($M)
$0.7 $0.8 $0.9
$1.2 $1
$1.3
$0.9
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Online Video > Investment Trends > Median Deal Size and Trend
Median and Average Deal Size in $M (per Stage) in Online Video; 2012-2018
Median Deal Size and Trend
Note: Excludes funding information of Chinese companies. *Graph not to scale
Median Deal Size and Range
$3.4K* $12M
$120K $77M
$311K $81.3M
$15K $450M
$15M
$9M
$4.1M
$721K
Series C+
Series B
Series A
Seed
Stage
$5.7 $6.3
$15.9 $13.4
$19.3 $21.2 $18.1
$18.4 $20.1 $15
$42.3 $26.8
$74.8
$38
$5.1 $4.8
$7.4 $6.4
$5.2 $5.2 $4.5

Note: 563 companies with undisclosed funding amount are not included
38
<$1M
$1-10M
$10-50M
$50-100M
$100M+
Funding Range
204
371
197
40
21
No. of Companies
Online Video > Investment Trends > Distribution of companies by Funding Range
No. of companies by funding range in Online Video; as of Mar 2019
Distribution of companies by Funding Range
$73M
$1.3B
$4.7B
$2.6B
$4.2B
$ Investment

Stage No. of Companies
Funding
Funnel
100%
32%
13%
6%
3%
39
Note: Numbers in the brackets show the count of companies
Time to raise
next round
133
259
531
1331
4113
Series C+
Series B
Series A
Funded
Founded
Next
Round
100M+
Valuation
Exits
Acqui-
Hired
Dead
Pooled
Others
32% 3%
(135)
3%
(104)
0%
(9)
17%
(700)
50%
(2073)
40% 10%
(130)
8%
(100)
0%
(6)
15%
(203)
44%
(591)
49% 18%
(98)
12%
(64)
0%
(2)
8%
(43)
43%
(227)
51% 33%
(85)
20%
(53)
- 4%
(10)
45%
(116)
- 42%
(56)
28%
(37)
- 2%
(3)
48%
(64)
Online Video > Investment Trends > Funding Funnel
Number of companies progressing to subsequent funding stages in Online Video
Funding Funnel
19 Months
19 Months
25 Months
Investment backedBootstrapped
63
5
286
48
88
3
Soonicorns
Unicorns
Acquisitions
IPOs

Note: Seed Stage (Seed, Angel), Early Stage (Series A, Series B), Late Stage (Series C+, PE)
Online Video > Investment Trends > Notable Investments in last 24 months
Major funding rounds by Stage in Online Video; Mar 2017-Mar 2019
Notable Investments in last 24 months (1/6)
LATE STAGE
$303M - Series D Dec 2017
End-to-end online video management platform
Ant Financial
$272M - Series D Jun 2018
YY, Ping An Ventures
$140M - Series D Feb 2019
Partners
$133M - Series D Aug 2017
Hearst, EDBI, Evolution Media, Sky, Catcha Group,
Liberty Global, Jungle Ventures, Philippine Long
Distance Telephone Company
LATE STAGE
$115M - Series C Dec 2018
$75M - Series D Apr 2018
AMC Networks, 21st Century Fox, Luminari Capital,
Northzone, Scripps Networks Interactive, Sky
$55M - Series C Jun 2017
Northzone, Scripps Networks Interactive, Sky, 21st
Century Fox
$40M - Series E Jun 2017
Video stream optimization solution provider
Future Fund, New Enterprise Associates, Foundation
Capital, Time Warner
LATE STAGE
$40M - Series C Jul 2018
Philo (2011, San Francisco, $59M)
IP based university TV streaming service provider
AMC Networks, Discovery Communications, Viacom
$35M - Series E Oct 2018
A video network for foodies
Goldman Sachs Investment Partners, Amazon,
Redpoint Ventures, Raine Group, Cool Japan Fund,
Comcast Ventures, Liberty Media
$30M - Series F Jan 2019
Innovid (2007, New York City, $82.6M)
Interactive Video Ad delivery platform
Goldman Sachs Investment Partners
$23M - Series C Nov 2018
You.i TV (2008, Ottawa, $50M)
UI Engine to run TV`s everywhere
Causeway Media Partners, WarnerMedia, Kayne
Anderson Capital Advisors, Vistara Capital

LATE STAGE
$22.5M - Series D Mar 2018
Cheddar (2016, New York City, $54.5M)
Video news platform focussed on business news
Raine Ventures, Liberty Global, Goldman Sachs,
ANTENNA GROUP, 7 Global Capital, Dentsu Ventures
$20M - Series F Jun 2018
VBrick Systems (1997, Herndon, $45.9M)
Video Over IP Solutions for Enterprise
Morgan Stanley, Adams Capital Management
$20M - Series C Oct 2017
Wibbitz (2011, Tel Aviv, $30.8M)
Converts text into videos
Bertelsmann Digital Media Investments, The
Weather Channel, Horizon Ventures, The Associated
Press, TF1 Group, NantWorks, Lool Ventures
$19M - Series C May 2017
Cheddar (2016, New York City, $54.5M)
Video news platform focussed on business news
AT&T, Raine Group, Amazon, Altice, Broadway
Video, New York Stock Exchange
LATE STAGE
$11.6M - Series D Jun 2018
$7M - Series C May 2017
Open Slate (2012, New York City, $16.2M)
Brand safety measurement solution for advertisers
North Base Media
$6.4M - Series C Dec 2017
$5.7M - Series C Aug 2018
Magisto (2009, Ness Ziona, $26.2M)
Video editing app
Western Digital Capital, Samsung Venture
Investment, Magma Venture Partners, Horizons
Ventures
$4M - Series D Jan 2018
Snagfilms (2008, Washington D.C., $41.5M)
On-demand video Streaming Platform
LATE STAGE
$2.1M - Series C Feb 2019
Vidooly (2014, Noida, $4.5M)
YouTube Video Marketing & Analytics Product
Alibaba.com, TLabs
Series E Jan 2018
Times Bridge, Nicolas Winding Refn
Series D Feb 2018
Kwese
Series D Jul 2018
Innovation Endeavors, Nauta Capital, Gemini Israel
Ventures, Israel Secondary Fund, Qumra Capital

EARLY STAGE
$35M - Series B Mar 2018
VideoCoin (2016, San Jose, $40M)
Decentralized video distribution platform
Science
$32.4M - Series B Apr 2018
Bitmovin (2012, Klagenfurt, $43M)
Cloud based video transcoding and processing
solution provider for video streaming
Highland Europe, Atomico, Constantia New
Business, Dawn Capital, Y Combinator
$29.7M - Series B Dec 2017
CHILI (2012, Milan, $37M)
On-demand video streaming platform
Lavazza
$24.9M - Series B Nov 2017
Dejero Labs (2008, Waterloo, $43.4M)
Technology solutions provider for broadcasting
Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors, Intelsat
EARLY STAGE
$21.4M - Series B Aug 2017
VideoAmp (2014, Santa Monica, $38.6M)
DSP for Video Ads
Mediaocean, RTL Group, GoAhead Ventures, Startup
Capital Ventures, Anthem Venture Partners,
Wavemaker Partners, Simon Equity Partners
$20M - Series B Feb 2019
90 Seconds (2010, Singapore, $40M)
Cloud-based video production platform
AirTree Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Qualgro GP, Right
Click Capital, Atami Capital, SIG
$20M - Series B May 2017
Tubi (2014, San Francisco, $34M)
Ad supported video on demand service provider
Jump Capital, Danhua Capital, Foundation Capital
$20M - Series B Oct 2017
Frame.io (2014, New York City, $32.2M)
Media collaboration solutions provider
FirstMark, Accel Partners, SignalFire, Shasta
Ventures
EARLY STAGE
$20M - Series B Aug 2017
TYT Network (2002, Los Angeles, $20M)
MCN for news and events
3L Capital, Greycroft Partners, e.ventures, WndrCo
$17M - Series B Jan 2019
Accedo (2004, Stockholm, $28.3M)
Provider of TV Application Solutions
SEB
$11.3M - Series A Jan 2019
StreamElements (2016, Tel Aviv, $11.3M)
Monetization solutions for live streaming
Pitango Venture Capital, State of Mind Ventures,
Rainfall Ventures, Samsung NEXT
$10M - Series B May 2018
Real Vision (2014, George Town, $19.9M)
Subscription-based investment research and VOD
platform
$9M - Series A Apr 2017
Mux (2015, San Francisco, $23.8M)
Video Performance Monitoring Platform
Accel Partners

EARLY STAGE
$8.3M - Series B Oct 2017
Ad-supported virtual MVPD
U.S Venture Partners, Luminari Capital, Chicago
Ventures, Third Wave Digital, Samsung Venture
Investment
$8M - Series A Feb 2019
Lightstream (2014, Chicago, $9.8M)
Web-based streaming software
Drive Capital, Silicon Valley Bank, MK Capital,
Pritzker Group
$7.5M - Series A Nov 2017
Vidmob (2015, New York City, $20M)
Marketplace for Video editors, for mobiles. Currently
in beta.
Manifest Investment Partners, Interlock, Stampede
Ventures, Macanta Invest
EARLY STAGE
$6.4M - Series A May 2018
Vidmob (2015, New York City, $20M)
Marketplace for Video editors, for mobiles. Currently
in beta.
You & Mr Jones, Manifest Investment Partners,
Interlock, Macanta Invest, Acadia Woods
$6M - Series A Jul 2018
TVFPlay (2015, Mumbai, $21.9M)
Over the top platform of The Viral Fever Media Labs.
Tiger Global Management
$5.8M - Series B Jun 2018
Cleeng (2010, Amsterdam, $7.5M)
Video commerce platform
Walvis Group, C4 Ventures
$5M - Series A Jan 2018
VideoCoin (2016, San Jose, $40M)
Decentralized video distribution platform
Alphabit, DNA
EARLY STAGE
$5M - Series A Sep 2018
TAPPP (2013, New York City, $9.2M)
Video content aggregator
ADvantage, Accomplice, Sterling VC, CourtsideVC,
Go4it Capital, Elysian Park
$5M - Series A Jul 2017
TVFPlay (2015, Mumbai, $21.9M)
Over the top platform of The Viral Fever Media Labs.
Tiger Global Management
$4.9M - Series B Jan 2019
platform
$4.8M - Series A Feb 2019
Oovvuu (2013, Sydney, $8.6M)
Online video marketing and syndication platform
y Cygnet Capital
$3.8M - Series A Apr 2018
Oovvuu (2013, Sydney, $8.6M)
Online video marketing and syndication platform
y Cygnet Capital, Capital Pitch

EARLY STAGE
$3.2M - Series A Sep 2017
StreamRoot (2013, New York City, $8.2M)
Peer to peer video streaming technology provider
Techstars Venture, Verizon Ventures, Partech
$3M - Series A Sep 2017
Maestro (2015, San Francisco, $5.8M)
Engagement and monetization tools for
broadcasters
Rubicon Venture Capital, StartX
$1.9M - Series A Feb 2018
Inxpo (2004, Chicago, $12.2M)
Enterprise video communication solution
$1.5M - Series A Mar 2018
Pocket Aces (2013, Mumbai, $6.4M)
Digital entertainment video production and social
content publishing
Sequoia Capital, North Base Media, Aarin Capital,
3one4, Axilor Ventures
EARLY STAGE
$1.4M - Series A Nov 2018
Pocket Aces (2013, Mumbai, $6.4M)
Digital entertainment video production and social
content publishing
Sequoia Capital, Axilor Ventures, Venkatram
Krishnan
$1.4M - Series A May 2017
Vidooly (2014, Noida, $4.5M)
YouTube Video Marketing & Analytics Product
Gujarat Venture Finance, TLabs
Series B Apr 2017
VideoAmp (2014, Santa Monica, $38.6M)
DSP for Video Ads
RTL Group
Series B Jan 2018
Tubi (2014, San Francisco, $34M)
Ad supported video on demand service provider
Tegna
Series A Jul 2018
Burst (2011, Boston, $8.8M)
Mobile Video Platform to live stream videos.
EARLY STAGE
Series A Mar 2018
C Channel (2015, Tokyo, $4.1M)
Online Video fashion magazine for women
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Venture Capital

SEED STAGE
$1.8M - Seed Feb 2018
Photospire (2014, London, $1.8M)
Dynamic video advertising platform for businesses
Frontline Ventures, 24 Haymarket, Downing
$1.4M - Seed Nov 2017
Cinematique (2013, New York City, $6.8M)
Shoppable video platform
Pumori Group
$1M - Angel Nov 2017
Suggestv (2015, London, $1M)
Video recommendation for advertisement
Mark Pearson
$463k - Seed Jan 2019
Teleport (2015, Perm, $463k)
Peer assisted content delivery solutions
Blockchain Valley Ventures

Online Video > Investment Trends > Notable Investments in last 24 months in China
Notable Investments in last 24 months in China
LATE STAGE
$1B - Series E Jan 2018
Kuai Shou (2011, Beijing, $1.8B)
Video sharing mobile app with a focus on content
popular among China's farmers and migrant
workers
Tencent, Sequoia Capital
$632M - Series E Mar 2018
Douyu TV (2013, Wuhan, $958M)
Online live streaming platform for games and e-
sports
Tencent
$400M - Series E Apr 2018
workers
Tencent
LATE STAGE
$350M - Series D Mar 2017
workers
Tencent, Baidu Ventures, DCM Ventures, Sequoia
Capital
$333M - Series D Dec 2018
Virtual hall (2010, Beijing, $388M)
Technology services in online event broadcasting
and marketing to SMEs
Shenzhen Capital Group
$199M - Series D Aug 2018
Moviebook (2008, Dongcheng, $401M)
Interactive video ad technology provider
SB China Capital, SenseTime, Qianhai Indus buyout
fund, Pacific Advantage Capital, Oriental Pearl
Group, Lanxess Investment, LANXESS, Ge Weidong
LATE STAGE
$120M - Series E Dec 2018
Chushou TV (2011, Hangzhou, $265M)
Alphax Partners, Shunwei Capital, Qiming Venture
Partners
$99.2M - Series D Jan 2019
CICC, China Construction Bank
$76.8M - Series D Dec 2017
Chushou TV (2011, Hangzhou, $265M)
Google, Qiming Venture Partners, Shunwei Capital,
Alphax Partners
$73.8M - Series C Jul 2017
Primavera Capital Group

Most Active Investors (VC, PE) by Stage in Online Video; Last 5 years (Mar 2014-Mar 2019)
Most Active VC & PE Investors
47
Online Video > Investment Trends > Most Active VC & PE Investors
SEED STAGE
Advancit Capital (5 Investments)
SLIVER.tv, Crypt Holdings, Mux
1
Social Starts(4 Investments)
Rheo, VidRovr, Ocho
2
Lowercase Capital (3 Investments)
Mux, Hyper, VidMe
3
Right Side Capital Management(3
Investments)
Lightstream, VidRovr, StoryXpress
4
Greylock Partners (3 Investments)
Gather, BrightSky Labs, Evertoon
5
Mucker Capital(3 Investments)
VidMe, Vadio, Streamup
6
Mosley Ventures(3 Investments)
Switchboard Live, Swarmify, Raw Shorts
7
Alpine Meridian(3 Investments)
OpenReel, Love Stories TV, Zype
8
Reaktor Ventures (3 Investments)
Neverthink, Valossa, Videoly
9
First Round Capital (2 Investments)
Mobcrush, VidMe
10
EARLY STAGE
Sequoia Capital(5 Investments)
90 Seconds, Streamlabs, Eko
1
Greycroft Partners (4 Investments)
TV Time, Molio, TYT Network
2
Bertelsmann Digital Media
Investments (4 Investments)
FloSports, Vhx, Vemba
3
New Enterprise Associates(3 Investments)
Vizbee, ViewLift Platform, VidMe
4
Accel Partners (3 Investments)
Mux, Plays.tv, Pond5
5
Upfront Ventures(3 Investments)
Shots, Vemba, MiTu
6
DCM Ventures(3 Investments)
FloSports, fuboTV, Shots
7
Luminari Capital (3 Investments)
Fuisz Video, Pluto TV, fuboTV
8
Comcast Ventures(3 Investments)
Meerkat, Cheddar, Vhx
9
Marker (3 Investments)
Wochit, Vadio, Beamr
10
LATE STAGE
Comcast Ventures(2 Investments)
YouNow, Tastemade
1
Liberty Global(2 Investments)
Iflix, Cheddar
2
Goldman Sachs Investment Partners
(2 Investments)
Tastemade, Innovid
3
Cisco Investments
Innovid
4
Raine Group
Cheddar
5
Marker
Tubular Labs
6
E.ventures
JW Player
7
EDBI
Iflix
8
DCM Ventures
musical.ly
9
Qiming Venture Partners
musical.ly
10

Online Video > Investment Trends > Most Active Ecosystem Investors
Top Ecosystem Investors in Online Video; Last 5 years (Mar 2014-Mar 2019)
Most Active Ecosystem Investors
INCUBATOR/ACCELERATOR
500 Startups(34 Investments)
Pvgna, Streamlabs, YContent
1
Plug and Play Tech Center(18
Investments)
joyTu.be, Moviefy, Weview
2
Y Combinator(14 Investments)
Splish App, Liveedu, Pulpix
3
Techstars(14 Investments)
Sensifai, Octi, Jogg
4
Wayra(12 Investments)
Minglvision, Cadami, Upclose
5
MassChallenge(7 Investments)
Mintrics, Streamingo Solutions, ZPEG
6
Axel Springer Plug and Play
Accelerator(4 Investments)
Broadsay, ReachHero UG (haftungsbeschränkt), Stunn
7
NFX(4 Investments)
Filmhub, Storyhunter, Meerkat
8
Science(4 Investments)
VideoCoin, Futurelife, CookReel TV
9
NXTP Labs(3 Investments)
FAV!, Wideo, Streamup
10
OTHER NOTABLE INVESTORS
TriplePoint Capital(8 Investments)
Philo, CinemaNow, Auditude
1
Broadway Video(8 Investments)
Hyper, Quickframe, Air Tv
2
Sky(6 Investments)
Synamedia, Elemental Technologies, Molotov
3
New York Angels(6 Investments)
Laugh.ly, Love Stories TV, Furious Corp
4
Time Warner(4 Investments)
Vessel, Vemba, Kamcord
5
Kima Ventures(4 Investments)
vBrand, Secret Media, Vidcoin
6
FundersClub(4 Investments)
Filmhub, Videostream, Videopixie
7
AMC Networks(4 Investments)
fuboTV, Philo, MiTu
8
Bpifrance(4 Investments)
Actvt, Wildmoka, Pitchy
9
CAA Ventures(4 Investments)
SLIVER.tv, Streamlabs, Meerkat
10
DEBT INVESTORS
Western Technology Investment(19
Investments)
Skystream Networks, Arroyo Video Solutions, W&W
Communications
1
Silicon Valley Bank(4 Investments)
Lightstream, FloSports, Tubi
2
Kreos Capital(4 Investments)
Widespace, LOVEFiLM, LiveU
3
Harbert Management(3 Investments)
LoopMe, Unruly, Zenterio
4
Connecticut Innovations(2 Investments)
Dextro, CrowdFlik
5
Pinnacle Ventures(2 Investments)
RGB Networks, Kontiki
6
Wellington Financial(2 Investments)
Dejero Labs, BluestreakTechnology
7
Mercia Technologies(2 Investments)
eviid, Ash.TV
8
BEST Funds(2 Investments)
Impath Networks, Dejero Labs
9
Multiplier Capital(2 Investments)
Curse, Altitude Digital
10

Online Video > Investment Trends > Investors in Unicorn club
Investors in Unicorn Club (1/11)

Online Video > Investment Trends > Unicorn Investors in the Sector
Unicorn Investors in the Sector

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Detailed Sector Taxonomy
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Key Sub Sectors (1/2)
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Key Sub Sectors in Online Video
Market Top Companies
# Cos
Tracked
#
Funded
Total
Funding
Video Distribution
Companies offering online video distribution solutions
Roku (2002, Los Gatos, Public)
1388 373 $4.6B
Advertising
Companies offering video advertising solutions
Videology (2007, Baltimore, Acquired)
Extreme Reach (2007, Needham, $196M)
357 179 $2.1B
Social Platforms
Companies offering social platforms to share user-generated video content
Bigo Live (2016, Jakarta, Acquired)
TV Time (2014, Los Angeles, $60.7M)
647 174 $1.6B
Companies offering software solutions for online video workflow management
Ooyala (2007, Mountain View, Acquired)
352 120 $1.5B
Companies offering solutions for content creators on video sharing platforms in creation,
programming, partner management, digital rights management, ...
AwesomenessTV (2012, Los Angeles,
Acquired)
249 55 $1B
Content Creation
Companies offering a platform to create online videos
Visually (2011, San Francisco, Acquired)
Video Factory (2012, Daejeon, $450M)
511 162 $1B
Companies offering solutions to content creators, publishers and enterprise for video
marketing and syndication
Milyoni (2009, Pleasanton, Acquired)
SundaySky (2007, Tel Aviv, $67M)
253 120 $528M
Companies offering identification, tracking and management of video content
Widevine Technologies (1998, Seattle,
Acquired)
Zefr (2009, Venice, $66.1M)
39 15 $249M
Analytics
Companies offering viewer tracking, video performance analysis, dashboards for measuring
and optimizing ad effectiveness
Avvasi (2008, Waterloo, Acquired)
Clarifai (2013, New York City, $41.3M)
102 57 $188M
Online Video > Market Details > Key Sub Sectors

Key Sub Sectors (2/2)
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Key Sub Sectors in Online Video
Market Top Companies
# Cos
Tracked
#
Funded
Total
Funding
Video Aggregators
Companies which aggregate videos from various sources such as social video sharing
platforms
VideoSurf (2006, San Mateo, Acquired)
TAPPP (2013, New York City, $9.2M)
128 44 $116M
Online Video > Market Details > Key Sub Sectors

Detailed Sector Taxonomy (1/9)
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Online Video > Market Details > Detailed Sector Taxonomy

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69

70

71

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73

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Rank Market
Last 2 Years
$ Invested # Round Top Funded Company
1
(+1)
Video Distribution > On-demand > Subscription Video On-demand
Companies offering on-demand video platforms that earns revenue through quarterly/monthly/yearly
subscriptions
(Companies covered 246 | Funded 55 | Total Funding $1.4B)
$543M
(+$158M)
17
(-10)
CuriosityStream
(2014, Silver Spring, $255M)
2
(+4)
Social Platforms > Live streaming
Companies offering live streaming of user-generated content over the internet
(Companies covered 188 | Funded 46 | Total Funding $719M)
$301M
(+$243M)
15
(-2)
Bigo Live
(2016, Jakarta, Acquired)
3
(-2)
Content Creation > Tools
Companies offering tools to create online videos
$63.1M
(-$439M)
14
(-14)
90 Seconds
(2010, Singapore, $40M)
4
(+7)
Video Distribution > Infrastructure > IPTV > OTT Enablers
Companies offering software for launching white-labeled over-the-top (OTT)/video-on-demand (VOD)
platforms
$50M
(+$726k)
8
(-)
You.i TV
(2008, Ottawa, $50M)
5
(+5)
Video Distribution > Infrastructure > IPTV
Companies offering solutions for delivering content through internet protocol television technology
$69.4M
(-$9.6M)
7
(+1)
Philo
6
(-2)
Companies offering solutions to content creators, publishers and enterprise for video marketing and
syndication
$40M
(-$30.1M)
11
(-7)
ICX Media
(2015, Washington D.C., $15.4M)
7
(-2)
Video Content Management > OVP Suites
Companies offering online video platforms for end to end video management, publishing, and
monetization solutions
(Companies covered 185 | Funded 62 | Total Funding $1.1B)
$319M
(+$225M)
5
(-7)
YouOn
(2008, Braga, $303M)
75
Note: The numbers in the bracket represent the change in a 2 year period.
Top Markets of Investment Activity (1/3)
Top Markets by Funding in Online Video in last 2 years (March 2017 - February 2019)
Online Video > Market Details > Top Markets of Investment Activity

Rank Market # Investments Key Investments
1
Content Creation > Tools
Companies offering tools to create online videos
(Companies created 208 | Funded 85 | Total Funding $740M )
1 90 Seconds (2010, Singapore, $40M)
2
Analytics
Companies offering viewer tracking, video performance analysis, dashboards for measuring and optimizing
ad effectiveness
1 Mux (2015, San Francisco, $23.8M)
3
Video Distribution > Streaming Media Player
Companies offering devices that enable viewers to access content from multiple streaming providers on
their Television
1 Vizbee (2014, New York City, $3.6M)
Note: Investors considered - Sequoia Capital, Accel Partners, Andreessen Horowitz, NEA, Greylock Partners, General Catalyst Partners, Benchmark Capital, KPCB, Khosla Ventures, Redpoint Ventures, Founders Fund, SV Angel, Index Ventures, Bessemer
Venture Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Venrock, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Institutional Venture Partners, Intel Capital, Battery Ventures
78
Top Markets of Early Stage Investors
Top Markets where Early Stage Investors are investing in last 2 years (March 2017 - February 2019)
Online Video > Market Details > Top Markets of Early Stage Investors

Rank Market
Last 2 Years
# of Comp Founded $ Invested # Round Top Funded Company
1
Video Distribution > Live Streaming > Live TV Streaming
Companies that offer live TV streaming solutions
(Companies covered 72 | Funded 4 | Total Funding $1.4M)
33 $1.4M
(+$1.4M)
1
(+1)
Neverthink
(2016, Helsinki, $1.4M)
79
Other Notable Markets with high Entrepreneurial Activity in Online Video in last 2 years (March 2017 - February 2019)
Online Video > Market Details > Other Notable Markets

Incubators Y Combinator (#1), Innovation Works (#1)
Seed Comcast Ventures (#1), DFJ (#1)
Series A/B Sky (#3), LionTree (#2)
Series C+ AMC Networks (#1), Hearst (#1)
Molotov Feb - 2019
Acq by Altice
Hulu Nov - 2018
Acq by The Walt Disney Company
Ziggo May - 2018
Acq by Liberty Global
Fastfilmz May - 2018
Acq by SHAREit for $13M
HeroTalkies Apr - 2018
Acq by YuppTV
Okko TV Mar - 2018
Acq by Rambler&Co
$1M - Seed
PureFlix (2005, Scottsdale, $1M)
$140M - Series D
CuriosityStream (2014, Silver Spring,
$255M)
$4.9M - Series B
Real Vision (2014, George Town,
$19.9M)
$115M - Series C
CuriosityStream (2014, Silver Spring,
$255M)
$336k - Seed
NextUp (2016, London, $635k)
Seed
Passionflix (2016, Playa Vista, $4.8M)
Mar 2019
Netflix testing cheaper Rs 250 per month plan for India, aims
to grow user base in country, India Today
Mar 2019
IPL 2019: YuppTV bags digital broadcast rights for Australia,
continental Europe, south east Asia, Indiantelevision.com
Mar 2019
A US university has banned Netflix, Hulu and other
streaming services, The Star Online
Mar 2019
Insight TV introduces linear channel on Jawwy TV in MENA,
NexTV News Africa
Mar 2019 Should Netflix be afraid of Apple?, Business Standard
Mar 2019
Netflix tests low-cost mobile-only subscription in India to
grow its local base, Indiatimes
Mar 2019 Netflix no longer offering free trial in Spain, Telecompaper
Mar 2019
Netflix confirms it's 'testing' price increases for customers in
Blighty, The INQUIRER
Mar 2019
Personalized Media Communications Sues Google, Akamai,
and Netflix for Infringing Its Streaming Media Patents,
Business Wire
Mar 2019
Netflix Originals Now Dominate the Streamer's New Titles,
Study Finds, The Hollywood Reporter
Mar 2019
New York Times CEO compares Apple news service to
Netflix, cautions against partnership, AppleInsider
Mar 2019 Netflix to Expand Its Audience in the Region, AlBawaba
Mar 2019
Netflix reorganises global brand marketing team, Asia not
impacted, Marketing Interactive
Mar 2019
Insight TV Signs MENA Distribution Deal with SAWA Rights
Management and Launches in the Middle East on Jawwy TV
Platform, Broadcast Beat
News
22
8
26
55
246
M&A/IPO
Series C+
Series A+
Funded
Companies
Covered
Funding Funnel
Video Distribution > On-demand > Subscription Video On-demand: Market Factsheet
80
Exits
Recent InvestmentsCompanies offering on-demand
video platforms that earns
revenue through
quarterly/monthly/yearly
subscriptions
Netflix
(1997, Los Gatos, $30M)
Iflix
(2014, Kuala Lumpur, $298M)
CuriosityStream
(2014, Silver Spring, $255M)
fuboTV
(2014, New York City, $155M)
STARZ Play Arabia
(2015, Dubai, $125M)
Top Companies
#1 Top Markets of Investment Activity
Online Video > Market Details > Market: Subscription Video On-demand
Companies Created 246 | Funded 55 | Total Funding $1.4B
0
20
40
$0k
$500M
$1.B
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Predicted Funding YoY Funding
Rounds Predicted Rounds
YoY Funding and Rounds
Market: Subscription Video On-demand

Video Distribution > On-demand > Subscription Video On-demand: Top Companies
Market: Subscription Video On-demand (1/2)
Analyst’s Pick
Kwese, Hearst, EDBI and 11 Other Investors
Partners
AMC Networks, 21st Century Fox, Luminari Capital
STARZ Play Arabia (2015, Dubai, $125M)
Provider of OTT content service in Arabic and
English languages
Editor's Pick. Stage: Series B
Starz, SEQ Capital Partners, State Street Global
Advisors, Delta Partners
Analyst’s Pick
Hulu (2007, Los Angeles, $100M)
Subscription-based online OTT video content
streaming platform
The Walt Disney Company, Providence Equity
Partners
HOOQ (2015, Singapore, $95M)
Online subscription-based platform providing OTT
video services
Singtel, Sony Pictures, Warner Bros, ruNet
Provider of an over-the-top content for South Asia
Emerald Media, The Poarch Creek Indians, SRI
Capital
Molotov (2015, Paris, $38.3M)
VOD platform for live content, previously aired TV
shows and upcoming movies
Idinvest Partners, Sky, TDF Group and 2 Other
Investors
Analyst’s Pick
Vuclip (2008, Milpitas, $35.1M)
Provider of mobile video streaming application
New Enterprise Associates, Icon Ventures, Singtel
Innov8 and 2 Other Investors
Times Bridge, Nicolas Winding Refn, Huanxi Media
Netflix (1997, Los Gatos, $30M)
Subscription based online & offline video rental
portal
T. Rowe Price, TCV, Vulcan Capital and 7 Other
Investors
platform
Minicorn. Stage: Series B

Video Distribution > On-demand > Subscription Video On-demand: Top Companies
Market: Subscription Video On-demand (2/2)
Analyst’s Pick
Telly (2008, San Francisco, $18.1M)
Subscription-based VOD streaming platform
Minicorn. Stage: Series B
Lumia Capital, Felicis Ventures, Azure Capital
iROKOtv (2011, Lagos, $14M)
Subscription based on-demand video platform
Editor's Pick. Stage: Series E
Canalplus Universal, Kinnevik, Tiger Global
Management, Rise Capital
Video on demand service provider for South Asian
Content
Editor's Pick. Stage: Series B
Fandor (2009, San Francisco, $7M)
Subscription based VOD platform for films
Minicorn. Stage: Series A
Starz, LionTree
PureFlix (2005, Scottsdale, $1M)
Subscription based video on demand platform,
Focussed on family-friendly films
Editor's Pick. Stage: Seed
Analyst’s Pick
Icflix (2012, Dubai)
Subscription based video on demand platform
Minicorn. Stage: Unfunded
BigFlix (2012, Mumbai)
On-demand online streaming of movies in Indian
languages
Editor's Pick. Stage: Unfunded
CBS All Access (2014, New York City)
CraveTV (2014, Scarborough)
Subscription-based on-demand video platform
Docsville (2012, London)
VOD platform for documentaries
JioCinema (2012, Mumbai)
Analyst’s Pick
NhacCuaTui (2008, Ho Chi Minh City)
Online music and video streaming platform
Editor's Pick. Stage: Series A
CyberAgent Ventures
Prime Video (2006, Reno)
Subscription-based on-demand videos
ShowMax (2015, Johannesburg)
Video on demand service majorly targeted at
Afrikaans-speaking audience
Editor's Pick. Stage: Seed
Naspers
Sling TV (2015, Denver)
OTT television service provider
Editor's Pick. Stage: Funded
The Icelandic Innovation Fund

Note: Overall Rating is a combination of Funding and Team rating, along with Execution, Size and Growth metrics
83
Video Distribution > On-demand > Subscription Video On-demand: Leaderboard
Better than Market Average
Market: Subscription Video On-demand
Overall
Rating
Company
Name
Year Location Stage
Funding
($M)
Funding
Rounds
Team
Rating
Execution Quality Size Metrics 6M Growth Metrics
App
Rating
App UI
Web
UI
Social
Followers
Mobile
Downloads
Mobile
Reviews
News
Mentions
Mobile
Reviews
Social
Followers
Δ % Δ %
5.0 Iflix 2014
Kuala
Lumpur
Series D $298M 6 5 4 - - 6.9k 30M 323.6k 112 94.5k 41% 642 10%
4.9
CuriosityStre
am
2014
Silver
Spring
Series D $255M 2 - 4 - - 12.9k 780k 3.1k 17 1.7k 108% 2k 18%
4.8
STARZ Play
Arabia
2015 Dubai Series B $125M 2 5 4 - - 57.8k 3M 28.8k 17 5.6k 24% - -
4.8 Hulu 2007 Los Angeles Acquired $100M 2 5 4 - - 612.8k 36M 353.3k 275 22.4k 7% 56.2k 10%
4.7 Netflix 1997 Los Gatos Public $30M 4 5 4 4 4 5M 785M 6173.7k 1642
742.5
k
14%
536.3
k
12%
4.6 HOOQ 2015 Singapore Series B $95M 1 5 4 - - 464 30M 482.4k 33
130.9
k
37% 52 13%
4.6 Mubi 2007 Palo Alto Series E $32.3M 8 5 4 - - 61.8k 750k 3.2k 3 774 33% 7.8k 14%
4.4 Vuclip 2008 Milpitas Acquired $35.1M 4 - 4 - - - 37.5M 422.3k 19 113k 37% - -
4.4 ShowMax 2015
Johannesbu
rg
Seed - 1 5 4 - - 34.3k 3M 27.5k 26 7k 34% 2.9k 9%
4.4 Zattoo 2005 Zurich Acquired $10M 1 - 4 - - 3.5k 7.5M 54.9k 14 3.9k 8% 154 5%
4.2 fuboTV 2014
New York
City
Series D $155M 6 5 3 - - - 3.1M 6.1k 54 1.4k 30% - -
4.2 Molotov 2015 Paris Acquired $38.3M 2 4 - - - 14.9k - - 25 - - 274 2%
4.0 iROKOtv 2011 Lagos Series E $14M 3 4 4 - - 77.7k 3M 19.5k 5 2.9k 17% -161 -
3.9 MyCANAL 2013 Moulineaux Funded - - - 4 - - 39.2k 7.5M 220.1k 15 10.6k 5% 13.1k 50%

Incubators Y Combinator (#5), Dreamit (#2)
Seed Western Technology Investment (#1), Social Starts (#1)
Series A/B Aleph Venture Capital (#2), Comcast Ventures (#1)
Series C+
Morningside venture Capital (#1), Quest Venture Partners
(#1)
Bigo Live Mar - 2019
Acq by YY for $1.4B
Streamago Nov - 2017
Acq by Docler
MimiCam Jun - 2016
Acq by Asia Innovations
Ustream Jan - 2016
Acq by IBM for $130M
Periscope Mar - 2015
Acq by Twitter
blogTV Mar - 2013
Acq by YouNow
Kyte Jan - 2011
Acq by KIT digital
$270k - Seed
Rhinobird.TV (2012, New York City,
$270k)
$2M - Seed
Gravy Live (2017, Madison, $3M)
Seed
Restream (2015, Austin, $3.1M)
$272M - Series D
$10M - Series A
Liveedu (2015, San Francisco, $10M)
Series A
Netshow.me (2013, Sao Paulo, $364k)
Mar 2019
Election Commission urges "voluntary restraint"; asks FB,
Twitter, Google, ShareChat, TikTok and BigoTV to lay down
code of ethics for elections, MediaNama
Mar 2019
Periscope cracks down on inauthentic behavior, including
fake hearts, follows, chats and more, TechCrunch
Mar 2019
Live-video app Bigo already had to block 200,000 pieces of
content in Indonesia, KrASIA
Jan 2019
Live Streaming Video Platform Market Growth Analysis
2019-2024 : Leading Key Players – Twitch, YouTube,
Facebook, Periscope, Younow, Digital Journal
Dec 2018
Meet the two-year-old Silicon Valley startup that beat
Amazon to creating the world's largest fully autonomous
drone delivery system, Business Insider
Nov 2018
Boink Live Streaming Announced Today, They Will Change
the Corporation's Name to Vuuzle Media Corporation for
Branding and Distribution Centered Around the OTT Merger,
PRWeb
May 2018
Gravy Introduces Live Shopping Game Show for Mobile,
Technology-Signals
May 2018
Bigo launches Cube TV, elevates gamers in e-sports arena,
Digital News Asia
Apr 2018
BIGO LIVE Forges Strategic Partnership with Giant SOGOU to
Launch TYPANY Keyboard in North America and Globally,
HITECH news articles
Mar 2018
LiveEdu Raises $10M Via Crowdfunding, Sets Headquarters
In LA, TexasTechPulse
News
10
5
20
46
188
M&A/IPO
Series C+
Series A+
Funded
Companies
Covered
Funding Funnel
Social Platforms > Live streaming: Market Factsheet
84
Exits
Recent InvestmentsCompanies offering live streaming
of user-generated content over
the internet
Bigo Live
(2016, Jakarta, $452M)
Ustream
Kyte
YouNow
(2011, New York City, $36.4M)
Top Companies
Online Video > Market Details > Market: Live streaming
Companies Created 188 | Funded 46 | Total Funding $719M
0
10
20
30
$0k
$500M
$1.B
$1.5B
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Market: Live streaming

Social Platforms > Live streaming: Top Companies
Analyst’s Pick
YY, Ping An Ventures, Bertelsmann Asia Investment
Venrock, Comcast Ventures, Oren Zeev and 10
Other Investors
17app (2005, Taipei, $33.1M)
Live video streaming and real-time content sharing
app
Infinity Venture Partners, Prometheus Capital,
AppWorks, Prometheus Capital
Liveedu (2015, San Francisco, $10M)
Live streaming platform for viewing coding projects
Editor's Pick. Stage: Series A
Y Combinator
Analyst’s Pick
Hangwith (2013, Fountain Valley, $2.1M)
Social platform for streaming and broadcasting live
video
Minicorn. Stage: Series A
MEDL Mobile
360live (2017, Ho Chi Minh City)
Digital social platform for live stream video content
Loopslive (2016, Singapore)
Live-streaming application
Picarto (2013, Heusenstamm)
Live streaming platform for artists
VOOV (2017, Johannesburg)
Live video streaming social networking platform

Note: Overall Rating is a combination of Funding and Team rating, along with Execution, Size and Growth metrics
86
Social Platforms > Live streaming: Leaderboard
Better than Market Average
Overall
Rating
Company
Name
Year Location Stage
Funding
($M)
Funding
Rounds
Team
Rating
Execution Quality Size Metrics 6M Growth Metrics
App
Rating
App UI
Web
UI
Social
Followers
Mobile
Downloads
Mobile
Reviews
News
Mentions
Mobile
Reviews
Social
Followers
Δ % Δ %
5.0 Bigo Live 2016 Jakarta Acquired $452M 2 - 5 - - 51.5k 303M 2861.5k 12
486.8
k
20% 3.6k 7%
3.9 Ustream 2007
San
Francisco
Acquired $48.6M 7 2 4 - - - 30M 93.8k 6 118 - 30
-
100%
3.9 YouNow 2011
New York
City
Series C $36.4M 4 5 4 - - 287.6k 30M 315.8k 10 5.4k 2% -8105 -3%
3.9 Nonolive 2016 Jakarta Seed - 1 - 4 - - 1.7k 30M 174.9k - 41.1k 31% 265 20%
3.6 Restream 2015 Austin Series A $3.1M 5 - - - - 80.4k - - 1 - - 33.3k 71%
3.5 Gravy Live 2017 Madison Seed $3M 2 - 5 - 3 1.3k 30k 126 1 - - 503 63%
3.4 Bambuser 2007 Stockholm Public $4M 3 - 3 - - 6.5k 8k 53 3 8 18% 12 -
3.1 TwitCasting 2009 Tokyo Series A $5.6M 2 - 4 - - 108.8k 3M 15.1k - 217 1% -1520 -1%
3.1 VOOV 2017
Johannesbu
rg
Unfunded - - - 4 4 4 20.3k 3M 34.1k - 9.5k 38% 141 1%
3.1 BeLive 2016 Singapore Seed $1.5M 1 - 4 - - - 300k 988 - 404 69% - -
2.9 Periscope 2014
San
Francisco
Acquired - - - 4 - 3 - 75M 493.4k 7 11.6k 2% 252
-
100%
2.8 17app 2005 Taipei Series B $33.1M 2 - - - - - - - 2 - - - -
2.8 Kyte 2006
San
Francisco
Acquired $38.4M 5 - - - - - - - 2 - - - -
2.8 Liveedu 2015
San
Francisco
Series A $10M 1 - - - - 8.6k - - 4 - - -641 -7%

Incubators Y Combinator (#3), 500 Startups (#3)
Seed Greylock Partners (#2), Amazon (#1)
Series A/B Sequoia Capital (#1), Greycroft Partners (#1)
Series C+
Bertelsmann Digital Media Investments (#1), Spectrum
Equity (#1)
Showbox Feb - 2019
Acq by PowToon
Sparkol May - 2018
Acquired
Evertoon Nov - 2017
Acq by Niantic
iMemories May - 2016
Acq by Lifetouch
Stupeflix Feb - 2016
Acq by GoPro
JumpCam Sep - 2015
Acq by Turo
Socialstudios TV Jun - 2014
Acq by Vocativ
$20M - Series B
90 Seconds (2010, Singapore, $40M)
$2M - Seed
Vitcord (2014, Barcelona, $2.8M)
$7M - Series A
Samosa (2015, Hyderabad, $9M)
Seed
Splish App (2017, Los Angeles)
$293k - Seed
Rocketium (2015, Bangalore, $293k)
$6M - Series A
FlyrTv (2016, Santa Monica, $6M)
Mar 2019
Vyond Obtains Privacy Shield Certification, Validating Data
Protections, GlobeNewswire
Mar 2019
Election Commission urges "voluntary restraint"; asks FB,
Twitter, Google, ShareChat, TikTok and BigoTV to lay down
code of ethics for elections, MediaNama
Mar 2019
90 Seconds Snaps Up Former Spotify APAC Marketer,
LiveAtPC
Mar 2019
TikTok launches user generated content innovation for
brand marketing strategy, Indiatimes
Mar 2019
India's first-time internet users are addicted to these quirky
Chinese apps, Business Standard
Mar 2019
Dropbox adds Klaxoon, Pronto, and WeVideo integrations in
education push, VentureBeat
Mar 2019
NHL Partners With Video App TikTok to Expand Reach in
China, SportTechie
Mar 2019
Qutoutiao App Adding More Firepower To Its Arsenal To
Challenge TikTok, Mobile App Daily
Mar 2019
China’s Qutoutiao is burning millions of dollars to take on
TikTok parent, TechCrunch
Mar 2019
TikTok is propelling a progression of online wellbeing
recordings in its application – TechCrunch, Gulf Tomorrow
Mar 2019
TikTok India’s new safety feature launched as a part of
SafeHumSafeInternet, TechGenYZ
Mar 2019
TikTok partners Malaysian handicraft organisations to
promote local art, Marketing Interactive
Mar 2019
Un Enters Video Content Partnership With Wochit, Mobile
Marketing Magazine
News
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M&A/IPO
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Funded
Companies
Covered
Funding Funnel
Content Creation > Tools: Market Factsheet
87
Exits
Recent InvestmentsCompanies offering tools to create
online videos
Video Factory
(2012, Daejeon, $450M)
90 Seconds
(2010, Singapore, $40M)
Wibbitz
(2011, Tel Aviv, $30.8M)
Animoto
(2006, New York City, $30M)
Wochit
(2012, Beit Dagan, $28.8M)
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Companies Created 208 | Funded 85 | Total Funding $740M
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