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BeEasy OSBeTV
For filmmakers and creators

Your film. Our screens. Half the ad money.

BeTV is a free, ad-supported streaming service. You keep your copyright, you keep every other platform you're on, and you can pull your work any time. If it earns, we split it down the middle.

The deal, in four numbers

No lawyer required to understand it. The full agreement says the same thing at greater length.

50/50

Ad revenue split

Of every advertising dollar earned against your title, half is yours. Paid monthly once your balance passes $50.

$0

Cost to you

No listing fee, no encoding fee, no marketing fee, no deductions before the split. If you earn nothing, you owe nothing.

0

Exclusivity

Non-exclusive. Stay on YouTube, Tubi, Amazon, festivals — anywhere. This is additional distribution, not a replacement.

30

Days to exit

Written notice and we remove your title within 30 days. No penalty, no clawback, no minimum term.

PointWhere we land
Who owns the filmYou do. Always. We receive a licence to stream it, nothing more.
TermRolling, month to month.
TerritoryUnited States to start. We ask before adding any other country.
EditingNone. We insert ad breaks at natural scene changes and show you where before anything goes live.
ReportingMonthly: views, watch time, ad revenue earned, your share. Same numbers we see.
PaymentMonthly once you clear $50. W-9 required before the first payment.
Derivative useNone. We don't re-cut, dub, train models on, or license your work onward.

Straight about where we are

BeTV is new.

We are not going to quote you an audience number, because we do not have one worth quoting yet. Anyone showing a brand-new platform's traffic figures is showing you a projection.

What we will do is send you real numbers every month, starting with the first month — including the months where the number is small. If those numbers do not justify your time, leave. That is why the exit is 30 days and not three years.

What you're getting in exchange for that risk: a 50% split instead of the 20–40% most aggregators offer after their cut, direct contact with the person who runs the service, and a curated catalog where your film sits in a row of forty titles rather than a library of fifty thousand.

How to submit

Email is the whole process. There's no portal to sign up for and no account to create.

  1. Email beeasycontractingllc@gmail.com with the subject BeTV submission.
  2. Tell us the title, runtime, year, and genre, plus a link where we can watch it — private Vimeo, Drive, anything.
  3. Confirm in writing that you control the rights, including the music. Music is what sinks most submissions, so check your score and any needle drops before you send.
  4. If we're a fit, we send the one-page agreement. Read it, or have someone read it. Ask for changes.
  5. Send us the master file — ProRes, DNxHD, or a high-bitrate H.264. We handle encoding, artwork, captions and ad placement at no cost to you.

We answer every submission, including the ones we pass on, and we tell you why.

Questions

Can I stay on YouTube?

Yes, and you should. The licence is non-exclusive and we never ask you to pull anything down. Your YouTube revenue is unaffected — this is a second income stream on work you already finished.

What kind of work are you looking for?

Features, series, and documentaries. We're actively building multicultural and international rows — Black independent film, Nollywood, Latin American, Caribbean and South Asian work — because those audiences are badly served by the big free services.

Do you take short films?

Yes, though shorts earn less because there's room for fewer ad breaks. Collections of shorts from one filmmaker work better than singles.

What if I only have the film on YouTube?

Then start there. We can feature your channel through YouTube's own player while you get a master file together. That placement earns you nothing through us — YouTube keeps that revenue — so treat it as a trial run, not the deal.

How do you calculate my share?

Advertising revenue attributable to your title, split in half. We show you the gross, our costs are not deducted first, and the report names the source of every dollar.

What happens if you get bigger?

Your terms don't get worse. Any change to the split has to be agreed in writing, and if you don't agree, the existing terms hold until you leave.