Short videos on Snipp can stream through adaptive bitrate for fast seeking and multiple quality levels. Plus and Enterprise accounts get a weekly budget of priority minutes that route video to streaming, while everything keeps working once the budget is spent.
Free: Free videos play in standard quality. Priority streaming is a Plus feature.
PLUS: 300 minutes per week, with faster seeking and multiple quality levels on more of your videos.
Enterprise: 1,000 minutes per week. Contact us for more priority minutes.
Your 7-day window starts the moment you first stream a video, not on a fixed Monday-to-Sunday week. There's no shared reset day.
Once 7 days pass from the start of your window, your entire budget resets to zero at once and a fresh window begins on your next video.
Example: if your window started on Monday, all of your priority minutes are restored the following Monday, no matter when during the week you used them.
Only videos count. Images, screenshots, and other files never use priority minutes.
A video's duration is what's measured, not its file size. A short clip uses few minutes regardless of how large the file is.
A per-video length cap also applies: 60 minutes per video on PLUS and Enterprise. Videos longer than the cap always play in standard quality, no matter how much budget you have left.
Nothing breaks. Videos still upload and play, just in standard quality served straight from storage without adaptive bitrate. It's a graceful fallback, not a block.
Check how many priority minutes you have left from billing settings.
The one exception is our Discord bot, which rejects over-budget videos because it can't generate thumbnails without streaming. Upload those through the website or API instead.
Running a project that needs more than 1,000 streaming minutes a week? Reach out and we'll work out a plan that fits.