European Video Hosting Software
European video hosting and streaming platforms that serve your content from EU infrastructure. Unlike YouTube or Vimeo, European video hosts do not monetize viewer data or inject third-party tracking. This means cleaner embeds, no cookie consent issues from the video player itself, and full control over viewer analytics. Compare on: streaming quality and adaptive bitrate, player customization, analytics depth, storage limits, and CDN coverage across European markets. 5 tools listed.

movingimage
German enterprise video platform (VideoManager Pro, LiveStream Pro, OneComms Pro) from movingimage EVP GmbH in Berlin, used by Volkswagen Group and Deutsche Telekom since 2009.

VIMP
German video CMS from VIMP GmbH in Munich, comparable to YouTube/Vimeo, with the choice of on-premises hosting or a German ISO 27001-certified data centre, and 14 years in operation.

Streamio
Swedish video hosting, live streaming and podcast platform from Rackfish AB, which states it owns its own servers in Stockholm and Uppsala and uses no foreign cloud providers.

Bunny Stream
Pay-as-you-go video hosting from Slovenia with global CDN.

Mave
Dutch cookieless video hosting, fully EU-hosted.
Video Hosting compliance at a glance
- European-owned
- 5 of 5
- Hosting data in the EU
- 5 of 5
- Published DPA located
- 1 of 5
- Checked against vendor docs
- 1 of 5
Headquartered in: Germany (2), Slovenia (1), Netherlands (1), Sweden (1).
European video hosting software: common questions
Which video hosting tools host data in the EU?
5 of the 5 video hosting tools listed here host data within the EU: Bunny Stream, Mave, Streamio, VIMP, movingimage.
Which video hosting tools are European-owned?
All 5 are European-owned. Ownership matters separately from hosting: a company outside the EU can be compelled to disclose data under its own jurisdiction's law even when the servers sit in Europe.
Do these video hosting tools offer a Data Processing Agreement?
We located a published DPA for 1 of 5: Mave. Article 28 GDPR requires one whenever a provider processes personal data on your behalf. The others may still provide one on request. Many do not publish it.
What a DPA has to cover →Where are these video hosting companies based?
Across 4 countries: Germany (2), Slovenia (1), Netherlands (1), Sweden (1).