StreamZilla

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Bunny Stream, or a complete video platform?

Both European. Built for different jobs.

Bunny.net is a European company from Slovenia with an excellent content delivery network. We use it ourselves to deliver popular StreamZilla videos. Bunny Stream is its video hosting service: a strong, developer-friendly building block.

StreamZilla is a complete video platform for organisations: an accessible player, automatic subtitles, transcripts and translations, library pages, password protection and the option to host it yourself. No developers needed.

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Free during the beta. For organisations. Nothing to pay.

StreamZilla and Bunny Stream compared

Two European services, built for different needs.

StreamZilla and Bunny Stream compared
StreamZilla and Bunny Stream comparedStreamZillaBunny Stream
CompanyJet-Stream Services B.V., the NetherlandsBunnyWay d.o.o., Slovenia
Built forOrganisations, no developers neededDevelopers and technical teams
Player built to WCAG 2.2 AAYesNot published
Automatic subtitles, transcripts and translationsYes, by AI on our own EU infrastructureNot published as EU-only
Host it yourself under licenceYesNo
Global CDN and pay-per-use pricingFixed plans; we use Bunny’s CDN for popular videosYes

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Frequently asked questions

Does StreamZilla use Bunny.net?

Yes. Popular StreamZilla videos are delivered via Bunny.net’s European content delivery network. Bunny only caches media fragments and metadata temporarily and keeps temporary access logs.

Is Bunny Stream European?

Yes. Bunny.net is a Slovenian company. The difference with StreamZilla is not sovereignty but scope: Bunny Stream is a building block for developers, StreamZilla is a complete platform for organisations.

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Try Europe’s video platform.

StreamZilla is the all-in-one video platform from the team that put the first live stream on the web, with 32 years of experience. It is in private beta, and joining is free: you get early access, a direct line to the people who build it, and a say in what comes next.

Join the free private beta

Free during the beta. For organisations. Nothing to pay.