Hosted share pages
Ready videos can have a public sharing page you send directly to a client or stakeholder.
Client video sharing
Private video sharing for clients, without a video portal
SimpleVideo helps teams send client previews and direct video links when an embed is too much. It is best for practical client sharing, not DRM, member accounts, or confidential libraries.
Why teams choose it
Publishing controls
Manage whether sharing is available and how the public page presents the video.
Clear boundary
Use it for client previews and simple direct sharing, not for DRM or authenticated viewer portals.
What changes on your website
Send a focused video link
Sometimes a client needs to watch one video before it belongs on a website. SimpleVideo share pages cover that lightweight review case without asking you to build a separate portal.
- Upload the video once and send a hosted page when it is ready.
- Use the same video later as a website embed.
- Keep player and page settings in the SimpleVideo account.
Be clear about privacy boundaries
A share page is useful for client previews and direct links, but it is not a strict access-control system. For confidential media, viewer accounts, DRM, or member-only libraries, use a dedicated private portal.
- Use SimpleVideo for practical client previews and review links.
- Avoid treating a share link as a security boundary for confidential content.
- Use embed-domain allowlists when the final video should play only on approved domains.
Move from preview to website publishing
The same video can support both review and publication. Send a direct page during feedback, then copy the embed when the approved video belongs on the client site.
- Keep a single source for the video file and player settings.
- Copy the website embed after approval.
- Use basic analytics after the video is live.
Related pages
Share the preview, then publish the embed
Use one simple video workflow for client review links and final website playback.