Uscreen

Uscreen

https://www.uscreen.tv/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/uscreen-tv/

Uscreen, a privately owned company headquartered in the US, was founded in 2014, employs approximately 150 individuals, and reported $23.0M in revenue as of 2024. The company provides conferencing, ecommerce, and customer journey technology, functioning as an OVP supporting direct-to-consumer content creators.

2024 Revenue

Founded

2014

Headcount

120

Headquarters

United States

Primary Segment

Conferencing systems and UC

Ownership

Privately Owned

Deployments

1

News Summary:

On October 7, 2026, Uscreen announced the relaunch of XPLR Club, the official membership platform for YouTube paranormal exploration and horror creators Sam and Colby. The relaunched hub introduced new tiers, annual plans, and exclusive merchandise for fans, coinciding with "Hell Week."

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Uscreen offers products in the pro AV industry. Uscreen's product portfolio comprises of conferencing systems and UC.

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Uscreen's revenues were less than $25M in 2024. All the revenue comes from professional live production and streaming platforms.

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Oct

7th

2026

06:30

New Offerings, Emerging Tech, B2B Tag, New Offerings

Sam and Colby Take Fans Deeper Into the Unknown with Relaunched XPLR Club, Powered by Uscreen

Just in time for Hell Week, the paranormal duo's membership hub adds new tiers, annual plans and exclusive merch in one cinematic destination. NORTH BETHESDA, Md. , Oct. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Uscreen today announced the relaunch of XPLR Club , the official membership platform from Sam and Colby, one of YouTube's biggest paranormal exploration and horror creators.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

Uscreen vs Thinkific: Which One Fits Your Business?

If your audience already pays to learn from you, the next question is what you want to build. A set of courses people complete once and forget, or a membership they subscribe to for years. That is the real split between these two platforms, and it determines which one fits your business model.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

Best Vodlix alternatives for OTT platforms in 2026

Vodlix prices spiked, app-ready plans start at $1,550/month, and the community and retention tools you actually need to keep subscribers around were never in the picture to begin with. If you’re running a membership business on top of it, you already know how much of the stack you’re assembling yourself.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

Dacast vs Uscreen: Which platform is right for you?

If you are comparing Dacast and Uscreen, you’ve probably already ruled out a dozen other tools. That’s a good sign, because they solve different problems. Dacast is built for broadcast-grade live streaming and one-off event delivery.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

Best Castr alternatives in 2026: an honest breakdown

If you’re here, one of two things is probably true. Either Castr isn’t giving you what you need (no community tools, recurring subscription model, or maybe the 9% paywall commission just doesn’t add up at your scale), and you want a clear shortlist of what else is worth considering.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

Best YouTube membership alternatives for video business owners (2026)

You started a YouTube membership because it was the obvious move. Your audience was already there. The setup took ten minutes. And for a while, it worked. Extra income, a badge in the comments section, a way to give your most loyal viewers something extra.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

YouTube Channel Memberships vs. Uscreen: Which Pays More?

YouTube memberships pay you 70 cents on the dollar and let YouTube keep the rest, the perks, and ultimately the relationship with your members. With Uscreen, you set your own price, keep what your members pay you, and own your audience relationships, data, and apps outright.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

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Best Brightcove Alternatives In 2026: Ranked & Reviewed

The best Brightcove alternative depends on what you’re trying to do next. Wistia is a strong fit if you’re using video to generate leads. Muvi works well if you want OTT monetization with public pricing. Dacast suits live streaming and broadcast use cases.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

Uscreen vs Brightcove: Which one fits your business

You don’t realize a platform wasn’t built for you until you’re already on it. You’ve migrated your content, moved your members, rebranded everything. Then you hit the ceiling. The feature you needed was on the marketing page.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

Uscreen vs Castr: Which video platform fits you?

Uscreen is built for membership businesses. Castr is built for broadcast. They solve different problems for different buyers, and the comparison only makes sense once you understand which problem you actually have. The confusion is understandable.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

Uscreen vs Vodlix (2026): pricing, fees & DRM compared

Vodlix is broadcast infrastructure, made to run a large streaming channel across every device. Whereas Uscreen is a complete video membership platform, made to turn your audience into recurring revenue and long-term relationships. That difference is the whole decision.

Sep

30th

2026

06:30

Uscreen vs Circle: which fits your video business?

If your videos sit buried in a community feed instead of a real library, or if there’s still no clean way to get your content onto a member’s TV, you’ve probably outgrown what Circle was built to do.

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