Vimeo On Demand is being retired. New uploads stopped on 22 August 2026, and new purchases and subscriptions ended on 21 September. Storefronts and viewer access will be discontinued on 20 November.
For sellers of films, courses, performances, webinars, and live events, this creates an urgent need for a new way to sell and deliver content online.
Ticketed access with Streamio and Fienta
Streamio works with Fienta, a European ticketing service, to provide ticketed access to video and live broadcasts.
Fienta handles tickets and payments, while Streamio hosts and delivers the content. A valid ticket grants the viewer access to the video, live broadcast, or channel connected to the event.
The player can be published in a Streamio channel or embedded on your own website. This works for recorded video, live broadcasts, and channels featuring multiple videos or events.
A Fienta account is required. All Streamio plans support the Fienta integration. Streamio plans are based on storage and viewing traffic, so the right plan depends on the size of your video library and audience.
Streamio can also enable downloads in the player when downloads are part of your offering.
More than ticketed video
Vimeo On Demand sellers often need ticketed access, but may also require a platform for event livestreams, public video, replays, and video libraries.
Streamio combines video on demand and livestreaming in one service. It supports ticketed content, public video, webinars, event replays, video libraries, and embedded video on your own website.
The player is ad-free, and Streamio is developed and operated in Sweden, with all data handled within the EU.
This makes Streamio a compelling Vimeo alternative for sellers and organizations that want to keep video publishing, live events, and access control in one place.
