Thumbs, categories, players, HLS delivery - a complete tube site engineered into a single 34 MB Go binary. It installs itself, updates itself, and runs on your server.
$0.15/DAY FLAT PER DOMAIN - 14-DAY FREE TRIAL
Drop a video in - or point Tubium at an existing site - and it comes out the other end as a published page with HLS streams and thumbs. No queues to wire up, no services to babysit.
Web server, admin, transcoder control and an embedded database in a single binary. No PHP, no MySQL, no dependency stack to babysit.
Point it at a source and it pulls videos, transcodes and publishes them - with quality targets, filters and autodelete policies you control.
Start on one box. When traffic grows, run the same binary as separate control, converter and storage nodes across your servers.
Videos live on your disks and stream over your bandwidth. Nobody meters your traffic, your library size or your views.
Point DNS at your box and certificates are issued and renewed automatically. HTTPS from the first request, zero certificate chores.
Full-text search, themeable templates, sitemaps and feeds are built in - the site furniture ships with the engine, not bolted on.
A 17-year-old PHP codebase physically cannot be this simple. That is the whole point of building on a modern single binary.
No card to start. Stop paying any time - your videos and database stay on your server.
Any Linux server and a domain - one modest VPS is enough to start. A single install command sets up the binary, its dependencies, the system service and TLS certificates.
Tubium imports videos from any existing tube site, including your own: point the importer at it and videos are downloaded, transcoded and published under your quality and filter rules.
You do. Videos sit on your servers and streams go over your bandwidth. Tubium never proxies, stores or meters your traffic - the license service only verifies your subscription.
No. Your server sends a small heartbeat (domain and license key) to check the subscription - nothing else leaves your box. Content, users and logs stay on your hardware.
After a grace period your site pauses and visitors see an unavailable page. Nothing is deleted: the binary, your videos and your database stay on your server, and the site comes back automatically once you top up.
The binary updates itself with a zero-downtime handover: the new version takes over the listening sockets while in-flight requests finish on the old one. Auto-update can be switched off per server.