Install the WordPress Video Theme and import the demo. Then either add videos yourself or open registration so members upload their own. Channels, categories, players and member accounts are already wired together, so a working video site can be live the same day with no coding.

Yes. That's what the theme is built for. You get YouTube-style channels, video pages with related-video sidebars, subscriptions, likes and star-rated reviews, plus search by category and keyword. It all sits on your own domain instead of inside someone else's platform.

Install the WordPress Video Theme, import the demo and open member registration. You then have a working YouTube clone with channels, front-end uploads, subscriptions, reviews and search, on your own domain. Unlike a hosted YouTube-clone script, there's no coding. You manage everything from the WordPress admin and keep 100% of what you earn.

Yes. Beyond YouTube-style sharing, you can run a subscription video-on-demand or VOD site. Put videos or whole channels behind a paywall, sell monthly memberships, and stream from your own server or embed from external hosts. It's a self-hosted way to build a video streaming website without a monthly platform fee.

Yes. Hosted platforms keep your audience and take a cut or a monthly fee. This theme puts the same tools, including channels, subscriptions, paywalls and monetisation, on a WordPress site you own outright. You pay once, use your own branding and domain, and take no revenue share on your sales.

Yes. Members register, create a channel and upload from the front end, and you decide whether uploads publish instantly or wait for approval. Videos can be hosted on your own server or linked from YouTube and Vimeo, and an optional embed-code tab covers other hosts. So you're not forced to pay for heavy video storage from day one.

Yes. Members can go live from their browser with a webcam and mic, viewers watch on the video page, and each broadcast is recorded as a replay on the same page. A Live now page shows who is on air. Live streaming runs on your own Cloudflare Stream account, which Cloudflare bills separately, and it stays hidden until you add your account details.

Several ways are built in, and you can combine them. Sell paid membership plans and charge per video with pay-per-view, where paid files stay in a private vault and stream through expiring links. Let creators pay to promote their videos, and run ad banners between the video grids. You set every price from the admin area and keep 100%, with no platform taking a cut of your revenue.

Yes. Every page is editable in the free Elementor plugin. The theme ships with nearly 100 purpose-built video blocks, like hero banners, video grids, live-channel rows and category filters, that you drag into place to brand the site your way.

Yes. The one-click import rebuilds the live demo on your own domain, with sample channels, categories, video pages and menus included. You replace placeholder clips with real ones instead of starting from a blank site.

Yes. Uploading videos, approving member channels, setting membership prices and moderating reviews all happen in the admin area, and the design work happens in free Elementor. Step-by-step video tutorials and documentation cover the whole setup.

Yes. The video player, channel pages, search and upload forms all work on phones and tablets. Most viewers watch on mobile, and members can upload and manage their channel from a phone too.

Yes. A single User License covers unlimited video websites that you own. A tutorials site, a music-video site and a fitness channel can all run on one licence. If you build video sites for clients, the Developer License covers commercial and client work.

There's no free or "nulled" edition. On a membership site that stores user accounts and takes payments, a malware-laced nulled copy is the most expensive thing you could install. The real licence is one payment for unlimited installs, 6 months of updates and support, and a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Yes. There's a 14-day money-back guarantee. Import the demo, add a few videos and test the upload and membership flow on your own hosting. If it doesn't fit your plans, request a full refund within 14 days.

No. Video uploads, channels, memberships, subscriptions and monetisation are all part of the theme. Other setups bolt those together from several paid plugins. The design layer is the free version of Elementor. Beyond hosting and a domain, the only optional cost is extended updates after the first 6 months, at $49 per 6 months if you want it.