Protect your live and on-demand content with cloud-native multi-DRM recognized and used by some of the world's largest broadcasters, media companies, and public entities.
Cloud DRM helps you rapidly adopt all the major DRM systems - Apple FairPlay Streaming, Google Widevine and Microsoft PlayReady - and protect your video content at any screen and at any scale.
Used by companies such as ORF or German Football League, the service gives you the level of protection recognized by the world's biggest content studios.
With Cloud DRM, you gain the flexibility to adjust the content security according to your business model or licensing agreements:
Set your custom licensing policies (e.g. based on device type or content type) and license key duration rules (key rotation)
Secure different video renditions (SD, HD, Full HD, UHD) with different encryption keys using the MultiKey feature and protect your most premium content
Enjoy complete transparency and auditability with our detailed, granular logs and hourly reports
Ensure internal compliance with granular access control within your team.
Cloud DRM is an API-first products that seamlessly fits into your existing video streaming workflow. It integrates with any packaging or origin platform (Including AWS Elemental MediaPackage) through the CPIX/SPEKE V2 protocols and is compatible with any DRM-supporting player. And, in case of any doubts, our AWS-certified engineers are ready to assist you with the deployment and integration.
Reach out to us at contact@drm.cloud if you want us to activate your free demo account, discuss the deployment, or prepare your migration plan.
Highlights
Single integration for all major DRMs (Apple FairPlay Streaming, Google Widevine and Microsoft PlayReady) for content protection across all screens.
Seamless fit into your existing architecture and workflow with optional professional assistance during the deployment or vendor migration process.
99,995% SLA and proactive tech support with quick response time.
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You pay based on how many DRM licenses you use each month. A base fee covers your first 10,000 licenses. Beyond that, pricing steps through volume brackets that each cover a set range of additional licenses. Every bracket after the base measures usage in units of 1,000 licenses, so you buy in blocks of a thousand. The brackets stack: as your monthly volume grows, each new tier applies to the next range of licenses. A separate Custom integration dimension bills in $1 units to cover tailored setup work.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one license for billing purposes?
A license is a single decryption key issued to an authorized viewer's player when they press play. The service delivers licenses across supported DRM systems for different devices. Your monthly bill counts the total licenses issued that month across all viewers and devices.
If my monthly license volume grows, do the higher rates apply to all my licenses?
No. The brackets stack. Your first 10,000 licenses stay under the base fee. Each later bracket applies only to the licenses that fall within its range, measured in units of 1,000. As volume grows, only the additional licenses fall into the next bracket.
What does the Custom integration dimension cover, and how is it counted?
Custom integration covers tailored setup work, billed in units where one unit equals one dollar. This is separate from license usage. It suits projects needing custom engineering, such as connecting to specific origin or packaging platforms through the supported protocols. You add units to match the agreed scope.
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Supports Apple FairPlay Streaming, Google Widevine, and Microsoft PlayReady DRM systems through single integration for content protection across all screens.
Custom Licensing Policies
Enables configuration of custom licensing policies based on device type or content type with configurable license key duration rules and key rotation mechanisms.
Multi-Key Encryption
Supports MultiKey feature to secure different video renditions (SD, HD, Full HD, UHD) with different encryption keys for premium content protection.
API-First Integration
Provides API-first architecture with CPIX/SPEKE V2 protocol support for seamless integration with packaging platforms, origin servers, and DRM-supporting players.
Audit and Compliance
Delivers detailed granular logging, hourly reporting for complete transparency and auditability, with granular access control for internal team compliance.
Multi-DRM Support
Supports Google Widevine, FairPlay Streaming, and Microsoft PlayReady digital rights management systems for secure content playback across multiple platforms.
Key Exchange Protocol
Implements Secure Packager and Encoder Key Exchange (SPEKE) for streamlined key ingestion workflows with AWS Elemental MediaPackage and AWS Elemental MediaConvert.
Streaming Format Compatibility
Supports VOD, live, and offline use-cases with MPEG-DASH, HLS, CMAF, and Smooth Streaming formats.
Access Control and Monetization
Provides concurrent stream limiting, quality enforcement based on service tiers, geo and VPN blocking, stream takedown capabilities, device and IP-based access control, and hardware detection filtering.
Scalability and Availability
Operates as a worldwide multi-region license delivery network with advanced scalability, low-latency delivery, high availability, and fault-tolerant redundancy supporting up to 100,000+ requests per second.
Multi-Format Output Packaging
Dynamically packages live streams on-the-fly into HLS (TS & CMAF), DVB-DASH, HbbTV, HDS, and Smooth formats from a single ingested format
Digital Rights Management
Supports all major DRM systems including Adobe Access, FairPlay, Marlin, PlayReady, and Widevine for content protection
Advanced Codec Support
Compatible with cutting-edge codecs including AV1, HEVC, AVC, Dolby Atmos, Dolby AC-4, DTS:X, HDR, and Dolby Vision
Live Archive and Time-Shift Capability
Creates live archive on disk enabling viewers to restart shows from the beginning or access programming from the previous days with configurable archive length
Stateless Architecture
Operates as a stateless system enabling seamless failover and uninterrupted service delivery during failover scenarios
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