It's the exact system I need for my membership. I wanted to create a Netflix for podcasters, and even built out a version one on top of WordPress. But Uscreen does everything I need it to do and more. It was a no-brainer for me to switch.

I'd love an importer for Vimeo to Uscreen, and the ability to make some videos public and embeddable on other websites.

My overall experience has been great! I love that they listen to feedback and are genuinely trying create a really good product. They're team seems to really enjoy working with creators and you can sense that. And if there isn't a solution for you're problem, they try to find workarounds.

I really like the content layout, it matched Netflix and since my students don't take a linear path to learning I like that they can search or we can group things into categories for them to find.

My cons are centered more towards my specific use case. I wish Uscreen had quizzes for my customers to take after they watch a specific video.

Migration was the biggest headache I’ve ever encountered. The Apps and Webs team were disconnected and virtually no communication leaving a lot to error. Support queries take days, hours, and weeks. Their staff take the weekend off and sign-off after 5pm. If something happens after hours or over the weekend don’t count on it being addressed. You can guarantee to lose business in the transfer, especially from Web subscribers. Uscreen says that a Stripe migration is ‘simple’, but it’s far more complex than they lead you to believe. From a platform perspective: Uscreen’s perks are the calendar and Community, however Vimeo customers will have complaints about that — and when you try to raise these issues with the AI Bot that Uscreen uses for Support — they go nowhere. They have an alleged “feature request” button where you can request things like different roles for your employees/team, a deep dive into customer information, but they never go anywhere, and don’t count on a Uscreen employee reaching out to you to confirm receipt or even discuss potential changes to their system that could be beneficial (and not to mention, compete with their largest competitor - Vimeo.) All in all, if you’re thinking about doing it. Don’t.

Some features are nice: Calendar & Community, but that's about it.

- Poor support. - Employees who aren't bots seem overworked and not enthusiastic about their work. - The migration process was far from seamless. - Content management requires additional steps: For example, you cannot simply 'delete' a video from a Category. And you can't have a Collection within a Collection.

In an era of creators economies exploding, this is one of the best communities to be a part of, in all of digital creator things. If you want to create content that resonates with your audience, rather than just the algorithm, check out Uscreen! They treat you like an important business, not like a corporate lead, at all times.

Uscreen allows me to learn and manage every inch of my digital presence. My creators, viewers, administrators, graphics team and business partners all rave about the quality of content experience that Uscreen provides to an otherwise SEO-driven world. Our content, our rules.

Developing more internal contacts and content should continue to be a main focus. Ensuring the success of their clients pages is financially and in-general, a good move.