Revenue Share Aggregators
No upfront cost to get on platforms. The aggregator takes 15–20% of your earnings instead. Lowest barrier to entry — ideal for filmmakers without a large initial budget who want wide platform access without writing a check first.
Filmhub
Filmhub's pure revenue-share model means zero upfront fees. They take 20% of all revenues your film generates — you keep 80%. They pitch films to 100+ partner platforms worldwide including Amazon Prime, Tubi, Plex, Apple TV, and many niche/global streamers. Success relies heavily on the filmmaker's own marketing — Filmhub provides access, not audience demand.
Kinonation
Los Angeles–based aggregator with a simple, low-barrier approach to global VOD. No upfront fees — they handle encoding, QC, metadata, and delivery, taking ~20% of gross revenue. They don't acquire rights or market films. They pitch to Amazon, Apple TV, Google TV, Vudu, Tubi, Hulu, and international outlets including Netflix. Success depends entirely on the filmmaker's marketing.
Altavod
Altavod operates as a VOD aggregator and distribution services company, providing access to major TVOD and AVOD platforms with flexible deal structures. They handle encoding, metadata, and delivery without upfront fees, taking a percentage of earnings instead. Their platform access includes major TVOD storefronts and select AVOD outlets. Marketing remains the filmmaker's responsibility.