24i, a privately owned Dutch software company founded in 2009, develops video applications for various platforms including smart TVs, set-top boxes, mobile devices, and game consoles. As a subsidiary of Aferian, 24i employs approximately 150 people and, as of 2023, reported revenues under $25 million. Its product portfolio includes TV and video business systems, and it also owns subsidiaries Nordija and The Filter.
Newsmax partnered with 24i to modernize its OTT ecosystem in an unspecified timeframe, resulting in a more performant, stable, and scalable foundation that shifted Newsmax's focus from maintenance to development. On September 12-15, 2025, 24i offered solutions to improve streaming services at IBC 2025 in Amsterdam. 24i CEO Sebastian Braun participated in a panel discussion at Stream TV Show 2025, focusing on how data and AI redefine advertising success in streaming. Another panel discussion, also at Stream TV Show, but in Denver and in an unspecified year, explored how data and personalization reshape the ad experience on streaming platforms. 24i also released a "Streaming in 2035" installment exploring the future of curated streaming experiences.
24i offers 4 products in the media tech industry. 24i's product portfolio comprises of video data and analytics and video business systems.
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24i's revenues were less than $25M in 2024. Caretta Research has split 24i's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is tV and online video platforms (OVP CMS). For full access to 24i's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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24i's customers primarily consist of telecoms and telecoms services companies. Examples of 24i's customers include KPN, Telenor and Entel. 24i has commercial and technical partners like Microsoft, Edgio and Amagi.
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