How creators find us.
BVIRAL is one of the biggest names in viral entertainment, with billions of views a year across every major platform. It shows us what people are watching before the rest of the market does.
bviral.com →Every market runs on clear rights, simple deals, and money that reaches the people behind it. Video is next. We’re building that infrastructure and opening it to the whole ecosystem, so video can mature like other media markets.
We built one of the largest exclusively licensed viral video libraries in the world, signing creators one at a time. With 100,000 videos, every clip has to be credited, licensed and paid for. So we built the tools to do it ourselves.
They register videos with the US Copyright Office, spot them when they are reposted, license them in seconds and pay the people who own them. Amazon ran its own business on AWS before opening it to anyone else. We work the same way: every part runs on our catalog before we offer it to others.
Music took a century to build its publishers, registries, collection societies and courts. We built the same chain for video, as one piece of software that we own outright.
Each video is fingerprinted and read by machine vision moment by moment: who appears, what happens, what the text on screen says. From then on, the clip has a record of its own.
An automated process takes each video from upload to the US Copyright Office. In most of the industry, registration is a rare legal chore. We file routinely.
Our computer vision still recognizes a video after it has been cropped, re-cut, mirrored, filtered or re-uploaded. When a registered video turns up online, we see it and add the sighting to its record.
When someone uses a video without permission, the conversation starts with documents: the registration, the sighting and the chain of ownership. Both sides work from the same facts.
Describe a moment in plain English and AI search finds a cleared clip in seconds. The agreement is generated automatically, and the license covers use anywhere on earth. Clearing a clip like this used to take weeks of legal back and forth.
Every dollar a video earns is tracked to the work and paid to its owner. Viral clips that used to be shared for free now pay the people who own them.
We built our library through exclusive licensing. Other catalogs don’t have to. A partner catalog keeps ownership of its videos, and those videos get the same treatment as ours.
100,000 videos under exclusive license, built up over years. It was the first and hardest customer for every tool we built, and the reason each one exists.
We also work with libraries and catalogs besides ours, without exclusive licensing. They get registration, detection, compliance and payment as a service, from the same tools we use.
Publishers, studios, brands, platforms and their legal teams license registered, verified video through our marketplace. The paperwork comes with the clip, so a legal review starts from a complete record.
SocialCoaster Inc. owns the technology. Each brand does one job with it.
BVIRAL is one of the biggest names in viral entertainment, with billions of views a year across every major platform. It shows us what people are watching before the rest of the market does.
bviral.com →Authentic Rights is our marketplace. Buyers search the catalog with AI and license clips on a subscription. The agreement is ready on the spot.
authenticrights.com →Verights takes over when a sighting raises a question about who owns a video. It works from the records, starting with the US copyright registration. We built it for our library, and any catalog can use it.
verights.com →Payment rails made money move, and the cloud let anyone rent computing power. We are doing the same for video ownership: one place where any catalog, exclusive or not, can register, protect, license and get paid for its videos.
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