Video is becoming property, and property needs infrastructure: identity, registration, detection, compliance, licensing, payment. SocialCoaster builds all of it. Proven on our own catalog. Open to everyone else's.
Amazon built AWS to run Amazon. Then it became the infrastructure the internet runs on. We took the same road.
We built one of the largest exclusively licensed viral video libraries in the world, and then we built everything a library like that demands: registration at industrial scale, detection that never sleeps, licensing that closes in seconds, a ledger that pays real people real money. Every layer, battle-tested on our own catalog before anyone else touches it.
Music needed a century of publishers, registries, collection societies, and courts to make songs property. We compressed that entire industry into one platform, and we own every layer of it. No licensed technology. No outsourced core. Rails, end to end.
Ingested, fingerprinted, and understood by machine vision down to the moment: who appears, what happens, what is said on screen. A video stops being a file and becomes an asset with an identity.
An automated path from upload to the US Copyright Office. What the rest of the industry treats as a rare legal chore, we run as infrastructure, at a scale almost nobody in social video attempts.
Computer vision that survives crops, re-cuts, mirrors, filters, and re-uploads. If a registered video resurfaces anywhere, the system sees it and attaches the sighting to the asset's record.
Every claim is built on documentation: the registration, the sighting, the chain of ownership. Unauthorized use becomes a paper trail, and a paper trail becomes a resolution instead of an argument.
Describe a moment in plain English and AI search returns a cleared clip in seconds, agreement generated automatically, licensed for use anywhere on earth. What took law firms weeks now takes a search bar.
Every dollar an asset earns is tracked to the work and paid to the owner. People get paid for videos that used to travel the internet for free. That is the moment the whole thesis becomes real.
Infrastructure is only infrastructure if others can run on it. Catalogs don't have to sign over their rights to use ours: they keep their ownership, and their assets ride the same rails that carry our own.
100,000 videos under exclusive license, signed creator by creator over years. The first and hardest customer of every layer in the stack, and the reason each one exists.
We work with libraries and catalogs beyond our own, without exclusive licensing. Registration, detection, compliance, and payment as a service, on the rails we already proved on ourselves.
Publishers, studios, brands, and platforms license verified, registered video through the marketplace, with the paperwork handled by the rails instead of a legal department.
SocialCoaster Inc. owns the infrastructure. Three brands are how the world touches it.
BVIRAL is one of the biggest names in viral entertainment, reaching audiences across every major platform with billions of views a year. It is how creators find us, why catalogs trust us, and how we know what the world watches before the rest of the market does.
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AuthenticRights is where the infrastructure meets the buyer: AI search across the catalog, subscription licensing for use anywhere on earth, agreements generated automatically. Layers one through five, wearing a search bar.
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Verights turns detection into resolution: claims backed by federal registrations, documentation instead of drama. Built for our catalog first, and offered to any serious catalog that wants its ownership to mean something.
verights.com →Payment rails made money move. Cloud made compute rentable. We are doing the same thing for video ownership: one set of rails where any catalog, exclusive or not, can be registered, protected, licensed, and paid. The ownership layer of the video economy is being laid here.
SocialCoaster Inc. · Franklin, Tennessee