Videokr is a hosted video platform built for marketing sites rather than for media libraries. You upload a video or point Videokr at a link, and it stores and delivers the file, wraps it in a player you control — skin, accent colour, corner radius, logo watermark and per-control toggles — and reports how people actually watched it, second by second.
Hosted video for marketing sites
Branded player: skins, accent colour, corner radius, logo watermark, per-control toggles
Email lead gates inside the player, with CSV lead export
Chapters, captions, playback speeds, picture-in-picture, sticky miniplayer, keyboard shortcuts
Timed overlays, banners, end screens and calls to action
A/B thumbnails and related videos
Second-by-second retention analytics
Embeds on any website and in WordPress
Privacy controls, webhooks and API keys
Capture leads by gating a video with an email form
Deliver branded product demos and explainer videos
Publish course or webinar content with chapters and captions
Track where viewers drop off, second by second, to improve your funnel
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AI video with native sound, paid per clip. Nothing stored.
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4We built Videokr because most hosted video is built for media libraries, not marketing sites. You upload or link a video, wrap it in a player you control — skins, accent colour, logo watermark — capture emails inside it and read second-by-second retention. Founded 17 January 2026, with a free tier, metered monthly plans and a one-time lifetime licence.
Which framework does it use? or It's just plain HTML, CSS and JS?
Developer and founder of WeTalkPal.com
The clean and minimalist interface makes uploading and embedding marketing videos an absolute breeze. It's refreshing to use a video platform built specifically for landing pages without all the bloated media library clutter.
Musician and founder of Loopcast, 24/7 YouTube streaming from the cloud
Second by second retention on a landing page video is something I've wanted for a while. On YouTube you get it for free, but the moment you embed a video on your own site you're flying blind. Do the A/B thumbnails pick a winner automatically after enough plays, or do you compare the results yourself?