Why Video Hosting Shouldn’t Charge for Bandwidth

The bill should not move when the audience does

A video on your website has one job: help people understand the work. Once the file is compressed and the player is branded, extra views should not create a second problem called bandwidth.

That is the difference between hosting a file and hosting an experience. The page stays yours, the player feels native, and the cost stays predictable as the audience grows.

Keep the meter off the message

When the player is fast, quiet, and easy to embed, attention stays on the story instead of the infrastructure behind it.