In reply to juanvillgs.

For free users, YouTube covers your video in ads and leads your visitors to your competitors (or just away). That's not free, Juan.

YouTube should be used as a venue where you attract visitors to your own web properties, not as a source of leakage.

For $200/year, Vimeo offers unlimited videos including commercial (or any) content you like. A single month's hosting on other video hosts for a reasonably popular video can rise to around $500/month. I.e. Vimeo Pro is by a factor of 10 to 20 times less expensive than your alternatives (i.e. $200/year as opposed to $3000 in our example) even for relatively modest usage. For that matter you can sell/rent your videos on Vimeo Pro with very little set up.

We're not affiliated in any way with Vimeo, pay for our own pro account. As video experts, we just think the Vimeo Pro offer is the best value for money on the internet (if you want to use video commercially).

VideoPress's value offer looks good too. I'm really looking forward to testing our fully responsive and brandable player works with VideoPress next week.