Hyperserve is a simple API for uploading, transcoding, hosting and delivery of in app video.
The user uploads a video, you get a web optimized MP4, use the CDN URL directly in an HTML video tag. No 3rd party player, no streaming, no infrastructure complexity. Just video in your app ready for scale.
Hyperserve provides an API to upload, transcode, host and deliver web-optimized MP4 videos via CDN.
- for
- Developers who need video playback in apps without building their own video infrastructure.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
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Key features
6 features of Hyperserve
- Upload API — Create public or private video records and get a signed upload URL for direct client upload.
- Automatic Transcoding — Convert any supported format to device-optimized MP4 resolutions up to 8K.
- CDN Hosting — Globally distributed low-latency delivery of the transcoded video files.
- Resolution-aware URLs — Fetch the appropriate resolution URL at runtime via a simple webhook payload.
- No Player Lock-In — Provides only the video URL; you supply any UI or player you prefer.
- Predictable Usage-Based Pricing — Pay only for storage ($0.04/GB) and bandwidth ($0.025/GB); encoding is free.
Use cases
- Add user-generated video content to a social or creator platform.
- Embed product demo videos in a SaaS dashboard or marketplace.
- Stream instructional or health-care videos in internal tools.
Hyperserve FAQ
Is there a free tier?+
Yes. Every account starts with 250 GB bandwidth, up to 50 videos and 1 GB per file, no credit card required.
Do you charge for encoding or transcoding?+
No. Encoding is included for free on all plans; only the output video storage and bandwidth are billed.
Are there per-seat or per-minute fees?+
No. There are no per-user seat fees or per-minute encoding charges; you only pay for storage and bandwidth.
Will I get surprise bills?+
No. Usage is metered transparently with no minimums or lock-in, and you can monitor usage on the billing dashboard.
Can I cancel anytime?+
Yes. There is no contract; you can stop using the service and the usage-based charges cease.
Summarized by DevHunt from hyperserve.io · Sep 30, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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