Top Video Streaming Software Companies

Video Streaming Software Market size was valued at USD 14.66 Billion in 2024 and is poised to grow from USD 17.48 Billion in 2025 to USD 71.23 Billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 19.2% during the forecast period (2026–2033).

Innovative global giants are always competing with one another in the global video streaming software market to keep improving their user experience and expand market share. Leading companies in the market include Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, YouTube and Disney+, who use technologies such as AI and cloud infrastructure along with personalized content. Other contributors include tech companies such as Microsoft, Google, and Akamai that provide the infrastructure, content delivery networks, and streaming solutions, further strengthening the global video streaming software market growth and dynamics. 'Kaltura (USA)', 'JW Player (USA) ', 'Vimeo (USA) ', 'IBM Cloud Video (USA) ', 'Wowza (USA) ', 'Dacast (USA) ', 'StreamShark (Australia) ', 'Panopto (USA) ', 'Muvi (USA) ', 'Red5 Pro (USA) ', 'Microsoft (Azure Media Services) (USA) ', 'Amazon (AWS Elemental) (USA) ', 'Google (Google Cloud Streaming) (USA) ', 'OBS Project (Open Source) ', 'Streamlabs (USA) ', 'Vidyard (Canada) ', 'Wistia (USA) ', 'Haivision (Canada)'

On-demand content-oriented consumers are the largest demographic behind the digital video streaming software market. Customers are turning from their traditional televisions to their preferred shows and movies at times as well as in live events across the globe, increasing such demand for streaming providers to improve their software offerings.

Rise of Hybrid Monetization Models in Streaming Platforms: Many video streaming platforms are adopting hybrid monetization models that combine subscription-based, ad-supported, and pay-per-view strategies. By making premium content more accessible and affordable, this trend allows providers to take their services further and wider into revenue streams and audience types.

North America dominates the global video streaming software market due to its advanced technological infrastructure, high internet penetration, and strong presence of leading streaming providers like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu. The region has already opened more to the new technologies of AI, cloud computing, and 5G to enhance both the quality of and experience with streaming applications. The demand for OTT content instigated by a tech-savvy population and huge investments in content production drives the market. Moreover, as companies engage more and more employees with corporate communications, training, and marketing through the new technology of video streaming, the adoption of software increases. It is in North America that the innovation-driven ecosystem along with an established end-user base continues to keep it the leading market.