Add video calling, live streaming and recording to your app, and pay for it on your AWS bill.
VideoSDK is a WebRTC audio and video SDK for putting calls, live streams and recordings inside your own app. It is now listed on AWS Marketplace.
This is for teams that already run on AWS and would rather not add one more vendor bill.
What you gain by buying through AWS
- You subscribe with the AWS account you already have.
- You pay per minute for what you use, billed monthly on your AWS bill.
- The subscription has no end date, and you can cancel it any time.
What you can build
You can build 1:1 calls, large group meetings, live streams, telehealth consultations, virtual classrooms and fintech onboarding flows. The SDK comes with:
- Video conferencing with signaling and chat built in
- Screen sharing, cloud recording and a whiteboard
- Polls, quizzes, emoji reactions and hand raise
- Transcription after the call, with AI-generated summaries
- APIs to control rooms, participants, recordings and live streams
SDKs are available for Android, iOS, React, React Native and Flutter.
Keep recordings in your own AWS account
You can keep recordings on VideoSDK's storage, or connect your own Amazon S3 bucket and have them saved there.
Amnil Technologies in Nepal uses VideoSDK in V-Connect, its digital banking platform. V-Connect records sessions and exports the data directly to each bank's private storage, on Amazon S3 or MinIO. The team built a proof of concept in one week.
What customers have built
NxtQube, an India-based company, builds drone docking stations. Its operators make time-critical decisions from live drone and docking station feeds, so near-zero latency is a must. With VideoSDK, the team had a working proof of concept in under five hours. Within a week, live feeds were streaming into its React web app, and NxtQube did not need to build or maintain its own WebRTC stack.
Felicity runs online counselling in India. When its video provider was shutting down, Felicity moved to VideoSDK and added video, audio and cloud recording within a few days. Its case study reports 70% fewer technical issues in sessions.
Immigo, based in the US, runs peer-to-peer English classes for learners in 120+ countries. With limited engineering resources, it went live on VideoSDK in under a week.
What it costs
Pricing is per minute. Three rates cover a basic call:
| What you use | Rate |
|---|---|
| Audio call | $0.001 per participant per minute |
| HD video call (720p) | $0.004 per participant per minute |
| HD cloud recording | $0.015 per recorded minute |
Two people on a 30-minute HD video call use 60 participant-minutes, which comes to $0.24. Recording that call in HD adds $0.45, plus $0.003 per stored minute if you keep the file on VideoSDK's storage.
The listing has every rate, including Full-HD, live streaming and transcription.
Security and compliance
Geo-fencing, a cloud proxy and the compliance packages are add-ons, so you pay only for the ones you need. Each has a monthly price on the listing:
| Add-on | Price per month |
|---|---|
| HIPAA | $500 |
| CERT-In | $500 |
| Geo-fencing | $500 |
| Cloud proxy, for restricted networks | $200 |
| GDPR | $100 |
| SOC 2 Type 2 | $100 |
| ISO 27001 | $100 |
You can also pay for any of them annually.
How to Buy VideoSDK Through AWS Marketplace
Subscribe to VideoSDK directly through AWS Marketplace. AWS handles the billing on a pay-as-you-go basis, while VideoSDK helps you with setup and onboarding.
The process at a glance
View Purchase Options → Review Pricing and Terms → Accept → Set Up Your VideoSDK Account → Start Using VideoSDK
Step 1: Open the VideoSDK Listing
Visit the VideoSDK AWS Marketplace listing and select View purchase options.
Step 2: Review Pricing and Terms
On the purchase page, review the:
- Pricing dimensions and the per-minute rate for each
- Add-ons you may need, such as HIPAA or geo-fencing
- End User License Agreement (select Download EULA)
Step 3: Accept the Subscription
If everything looks correct, select Accept to create an active subscription. The subscription has no end date, and you can cancel it any time.
Important: Required AWS Permissions
The person subscribing needs one of these AWS managed policies in your AWS account:
- AWSMarketplaceManageSubscriptions, to subscribe and unsubscribe, or
- AWSMarketplaceFullAccess, for complete control of subscriptions
If you don't have them, contact your AWS account administrator.
Step 4: Set Up Your VideoSDK Account
After you accept, register or sign in to your VideoSDK account, get your API key and add the SDK for your platform. This connects your VideoSDK account with your AWS Marketplace subscription.
Step 5: Start Using VideoSDK
Once your account is set up, you can integrate our real-time communication infrastructure into your application. Our team can also help you with onboarding and technical requirements.
Step 6: Billing Is Handled by AWS
You pay per minute for what you use, billed monthly on your AWS bill. You don't need to set up a separate payment process with VideoSDK. You can cancel any time from the AWS Marketplace console.
What You Need Before You Start
Make sure you have:
- An active AWS account with a valid payment method
- The required AWS Marketplace permissions
- Your VideoSDK usage and technical requirements
- A VideoSDK account or the ability to register for one
Having Trouble Subscribing?
If you can't complete the subscription:
- Make sure you're signed in to the correct AWS account.
- Confirm that you have the required AWS Marketplace permissions.
- Contact your AWS account administrator if you don't have access.
- Contact the VideoSDK team if you need help with your subscription or setup.
Ready to Get Started?
Subscribe to VideoSDK on AWS Marketplace
Have questions before you subscribe? Talk to our team.