1. [Home](https://www.g2.com/) 2. ... 3. [Video Platform as a Service (VPaaS) Software](https://www.g2.com/categories/video-platform-as-a-service-vpaas) 4. [FastPix Discussions](https://www.g2.com/products/fastpix/discuss) [ ![Product Avatar Image](https://images.g2crowd.com/uploads/product/image/large_detail/large_detail_f37a730653ab93ac778202b066718d06/fastpix.png "Product Avatar Image") ](/products/fastpix/reviews) [ FastPix ](/products/fastpix/reviews) (4)4.9/5 FastPix is a video infrastructure platform that gives engineering teams one API and set of SDKs for on-demand video, live streaming, video players, video analytics, cloud playout and video AI. Teams use FastPix to host and stream video anywhere it needs to play: inside their own app or platform, on the web, on connected TV, or as clips published straight out to social channels. One integration covers upload, encoding and storage, an embeddable video player, adaptive bitrate streaming, live streaming, engagement analytics, linear channels and AI video workflows, so nobody has to build or run a video pipeline. FastPix is used by OTT and streaming services, online learning platforms and LMS providers, corporate L&D teams, news publishers, live sports broadcasters, B2B SaaS products and social and creator platforms. On-demand video API: The FastPix on-demand video API covers video upload, encoding, hosting, transformation and playback. Uploads are resumable and chunked from the browser or a server, or pulled directly from a URL or existing cloud storage, and webhooks fire at every stage of the media lifecycle. Every asset comes back encoded into adaptive bitrate renditions with a playback ID ready to embed. Built-in transformations include clip and trim, removing segments, merging and stitching, watermarks, intros and outros, thumbnails, animated GIFs and timeline hover previews. Audio tracks can be added, replaced, overlaid on a timeline or normalized so an entire library plays at one volume level. Series and catalogs are organized with playlists, where order is a first-class API call. Migration tooling pulls an existing library across from another provider. Live streaming API: The FastPix live streaming API ingests over RTMP, RTMPS and SRT from OBS, vMix, or any hardware or software encoder, transcodes the feed and delivers HLS to any device a viewer opens. Every stream is recorded automatically as its own on-demand asset with its own media ID and playback ID, so a live event becomes a replay without a second workflow. Stream lifecycle events arrive on webhooks. Delivery runs from more than 300 locations worldwide. Video player SDKs: FastPix ships five native video player SDKs: an HTML5 web player, iOS, Android, Flutter and React Native. Samsung Tizen and LG webOS run the web SDK. Pass a playback ID and the player handles adaptive bitrate switching, resolution changes and caption tracks across devices and networks. The FastPix video player is free with no per-viewer or per-MAU licensing, so playback cost does not scale with audience size. It meets WCAG 2.1 AA, themes entirely with CSS variables so it looks like your product rather than an embed, and supports ChromeCast, AirPlay, picture in picture, offline MP4 playback, lazy loading, poster and preload settings, keyboard shortcuts, configurable playback speeds and a set playback start point. FastPix also ships a shoppable video player that renders product hotspots pinned to the frame, hover overlays, image swap and a post-play carousel, and emits click and hover events for e-commerce and creator video. Teams that keep their own player get standard HLS, and FastPix analytics SDKs instrument 11 third-party players so playback is still measured. Video analytics API: FastPix Video Data is a video analytics API and dashboard for playback quality and viewer engagement. It reports across 56 dimensions covering startup time, rebuffering, playback failures, watch time, completion, device, geography and delivery, plus 10 custom dimensions for your own product context such as tenant, course or channel. Analytics SDKs instrument 11 third-party players alongside the FastPix player, so teams can monitor playback they did not encode. Every view is queryable through the API for a warehouse or BI tool. The first 100,000 sessions are free. Cloud playout and linear channels: FastPix Cloud Playout turns a video library into 24/7 linear channels. Schedule playlists, program a channel ahead of time, insert SCTE-35 markers for ad breaks and deliver the channel as HLS to apps, websites, connected TV and FAST distribution. Cloud Playout is $99 per channel per month plus delivery, which makes launching a linear or FAST channel a configuration task rather than a broadcast build. Video AI and AI agents: FastPix In-Video AI runs on every asset: transcripts in 22 languages in the video's source language, attributed transcripts with speaker labels and timestamps, scene detection, multimodal indexing, named entity recognition, AI video clipping, AI auto-reframe from landscape to vertical or square, and content moderation across 13 categories. FastPix AI agents sit on top of that. The Clipping Agent turns a long recording into publish-ready clips without anyone scrubbing a timeline: it scores and cuts the moments, and each clip returns as its own asset with a score, summary, transcript, title, thumbnail, HLS and MP4, along with generated publish copy and scheduling to connected social accounts. The Notes Agent joins Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Zoom calls and returns the recording, transcript and summary. The AI Search Agent, for natural language search across a video library, and the Breaking News Agent, for turning incoming feeds into cut news packages, are in early access. Access control and security: FastPix enforces access with signed JWT playback tokens, playback and domain restrictions, browser rules, and DRM through Widevine, FairPlay and PlayReady. The boundary is clean: your product owns payments, entitlement and business logic, and FastPix enforces the signed token your service mints. Who uses FastPix: Any companies which has high video requirements like OTT and video-on-demand apps, e-learning and course platforms, LMS and corporate L&D video, newsroom and breaking news workflows, live sports and live event streaming, FAST and linear channels, video features inside SaaS products, and short-form and creator video. Pricing and getting started: FastPix uses usage-based pricing, not seat or value-based pricing. New accounts get $25 in free credits at dashboard.fastpix.io/signup with no credit card required. Show More When users leave FastPix reviews, G2 also collects common questions about the day-to-day use of FastPix. These questions are then answered by our community of 850k professionals. 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