Looking for video sharing websites similar to Youtube

[satimis]

Hi all,

Which are video sharing websites similar to Youtube, FREE to upload video for public sharing.

Firing on Internet I found following links;

YouTube Alternatives – 15 Best Video Sharing Sites Like YouTube
https://twitgoo.com/best-youtube-alternatives/

10 Best Alternatives to Youtube in 2019
https://nordvpn.com/blog/youtube-alternatives/

I have tried;

1)
Vimeo
https://vimeo.com/

I have to pay for sharing the video upload otherwise they are only demo.

2)
BitChute
https://www.bitchute.com/

After registering I was told that the membership for FREE sharing video is FULL and I have to pay for video sharing.

Please advise. Thanks

Regards
satimis

[arochester]

https://alternativeto.net/software/youtube/

[dotlj]

I thought that the vimeo.com free plan included uploads up to 500 MB/week, 25 GB/year, which I agree is not much, but they have various priced options, such as 6 Euro / month.
A quick search gives lots of options, but the free plans usually include advertising while the paid for options may not have it.

[satimis]

I thought that the vimeo.com free plan included uploads up to 500 MB/week, 25 GB/year, which I agree is not much, but they have various priced options, such as 6 Euro / month.
A quick search gives lots of options, but the free plans usually include advertising while the paid for options may not have it.

Thanks

I have tried vimeo.com, not bad.

satimis

[satimis]

https://alternativeto.net/software/youtube/

Hi,

Thanks for your link.

I have tried bitchute.com which is NOT FREE

The upload video only survives 2~3 days. Then I have to pay otherwise the video upload can't be browsed.

Regards
satimis

[kereberos]

Tik tok you can try downloading at mobidescargar

[sjukfan]

Not a fan of the Electron client but https://lbry.com/ is pretty nice.
They're also working on a web version https://beta.lbry.tv/

[djk44883]

Hi all,

Which are video sharing websites similar to Youtube, FREE to upload video for public sharing.

Free has different meaning in different contexts. Like free and open software, or free like not paying $ out-out-of-pocket... but it cost you something. Seriously, what giant, publicly traded corporation gives something away for nothing??

Sometimes, if it's worth having, it may be worth paying for - $.