What is rehelios?
rehelios lets you add video to your product without building or running any video infrastructure. You upload a file and get fast, polished playback on any device, control over who can watch, captions, analytics, and an API — all hosted for you.
How is rehelios priced?
rehelios is usage-based: $0.02 per GB of storage per month and $0.005 per GB delivered, with a $1 monthly minimum. Preparing your videos to stream is free, and the player, access control, analytics, and API are all included. No per-seat fees.
Is encoding really free?
Yes. Getting your video ready to stream is included at no extra cost. You only pay for the storage your videos use and the bandwidth you deliver to viewers.
Will my videos play on every device?
Yes. Every upload plays smoothly across phones, tablets, laptops, and TVs, automatically adapting to each viewer's connection so playback starts fast and stays smooth. You can also offer a downloadable file.
How does rehelios keep private videos private?
You decide who can watch. Private videos can't be downloaded, shared, or hotlinked — only people you authorize can play them. You can make a video public and embed it anywhere whenever you choose.
Does rehelios have an API?
Yes. Everything you can do in the dashboard is available through a REST API, and rehelios notifies your app the moment a video is ready — so video fits right into your product's workflow without polling.
How is rehelios different from Cloudflare Stream or Bunny Stream?
rehelios is billed per gigabyte stored and delivered — the same model as Bunny Stream — rather than per minute of video like Cloudflare Stream. Getting videos ready to stream is free, and access control, analytics, and the API are all included.
Can I embed videos on my own site?
Yes. Public videos embed with a single line of HTML, and private videos can be played for only the viewers you authorize.
Should I pay per gigabyte or per minute for video?
It depends on your library. Per-minute pricing charges the same whether a video is watched once or a thousand times, and bills you to encode every minute. rehelios bills per gigabyte stored and per gigabyte delivered, with free encoding — so your cost tracks the bytes you actually keep and serve, not runtime. For mixed-length or long-tail catalogs, per-GB is usually the lower bill.
Can an AI agent upload and host video on its own?
Yes. rehelios ships a CLI and an MCP server in one package, so an AI agent in Claude, Cursor, or Claude Code can upload, import, list, inspect, and embed video by calling a tool — no dashboard and no human in the loop.
Where should AI-generated video from Sora or Veo be stored?
Model output URLs from tools like Sora and Veo expire — they are not durable storage. Import that URL into rehelios with one call and you get a permanent, CDN-delivered, streamable video with a signed or public embed, instead of a link that dies in an hour. It works from the API, the CLI, or an AI agent.
What is the difference between HLS and DASH?
Both are adaptive streaming formats that split a video into segments and switch quality to match each viewer's connection. HLS is the default on Apple devices; MPEG-DASH is common elsewhere. rehelios produces both from a single upload, so playback works everywhere without you choosing a format.
Can I move an existing video library to rehelios without re-uploading?
Yes. If your videos already live in S3, R2, or any public URL, rehelios imports them by URL — no re-upload. You hand it the source and get back a streamable video, so migrating is a backend job rather than re-uploading your whole catalog.
Does rehelios support resumable uploads for large files?
Yes. Uploads are resumable and TUS-compatible, so a dropped connection picks up where it left off instead of starting over — and large files upload straight from the browser to storage without passing through your server.