StreamZilla
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Streamio, or StreamZilla?
Both European. Compare what you need.
Streamio is a video platform from Rackfish AB in Uppsala, Sweden, for on-demand video, live streaming and podcasts, on Swedish servers.
StreamZilla focuses on simple, accessible publishing: automatic subtitles, transcripts and translations in 24 languages, a player built to WCAG 2.2 AA, and the option to host it yourself.
Free during the beta. For organisations. Nothing to pay.
Accessible
Subtitles and translations made automatically, in a player built to WCAG 2.2 AA.
Simple
The easiest video platform: no training needed.
Host it yourself
License StreamZilla and run it on your own servers, even air-gapped.
Where StreamZilla goes further
Measured with a standard browser on 12 November 2026, and from what each company publishes. Results can change; run the checks yourself.
| Where StreamZilla goes further | StreamZilla | Streamio |
|---|---|---|
| Company | Jet-Stream Services B.V., the Netherlands, streaming since 1994 | Rackfish AB, Uppsala, Sweden |
| Cookies set by the player in our test | None | None |
| External services loaded by the player in our test | None | A third-party player script and a statistics server |
| Tracking on the company website | No trackers, no cookie banner | Google Analytics on many pages |
| Accessible player | Built to WCAG 2.2 AA | Not published |
| Automatic subtitles and translations | Yes, in 24 languages | Not published |
| Host it yourself under licence | Yes, on your own servers, even air-gapped | Not published |
Based on public information, checked on 11 November 2026. Brand names belong to their respective owners. Spotted an error? Email e-mail and we will correct it.
When Streamio is the better choice
- You need live streaming and podcast publishing in one tool today.
Frequently asked questions
Is Streamio European?
Yes, Streamio is Swedish. Compare on accessibility, features and price.
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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 betaFree during the beta. For organisations. Nothing to pay.