MoboReels Clone

The ready-made white-label platform costs $3,999 one time and launches on your server in about 6 working days. What moves the figure is the library: how many titles need ingesting, the state of artwork and subtitle files, how many territories your region chips must express, and store publishing scope. Tailored work takes between 2 and 8 weeks.

You publish titles and episodes through the console, uploading video, artwork and subtitles and setting prices and locks. We map how your stories and chapters become categories, titles and episodes during onboarding. We can also set up an import that pulls titles from licensed partner APIs, with scope confirmed with us.

Not as a separate entity today. Titles hold numbered episodes, and a multi-season library is modeled as separate titles. A season container above the episode level is a scoped schema extension, so ask us during planning if your catalog needs it.

Dragging an episode to a new position renumbers the whole title and reapplies the locks afterwards. That keeps the numbering consistent across the web app, the mobile app and the console, so re-cutting a series after launch does not need a manual data repair.

VTT and SRT files are accepted, with the language and format recorded per episode, and they render as a track in the vertical player on web and mobile. Episodes can also carry selectable audio tracks, and the series language catalog is kept separate from interface text.

We can set up both. Rails are composed by operators from the catalog, and files are served as you upload them. We add adaptive streaming through Mux or Cloudflare Stream and DRM, connected to your own accounts, and recommendations or transcoding can be tailored for your build. Scope is confirmed with us at kickoff.

Yes. An episode can be opened with coins, a rewarded ad or a VIP pass. Rewarded ads work through AdMob on the store app with your own units. On the web app the ad unlock is a simulated preview, so it does not earn ad revenue there.

Yes. The console, API with its Mongoose models, web app, Flutter app, seed script and deployment configuration all transfer to you. There is no per-seat fee and no revenue share, and the database is standard MongoDB, so nothing proprietary needs unwinding later.

You launch under your own brand with a catalog you own or license. The software uses common micro drama patterns and contains no code, design or content from any existing app. We are not affiliated with MoboReels. Rights and compliance in your markets are your responsibility, and this is not legal advice.

Operators model a second season as a separate title and link it through shelves and naming. If you need a true season structure with grouped episodes and shared locks, we build it for you, confirm the scope with you and typically deliver in 2 to 8 weeks.

The platform serves the files you upload, so encode to a consistent vertical format before upload. We can also set up adaptive bitrate playback using Mux or Cloudflare Stream on your own account, and a transcoding pipeline around the platform, with scope confirmed with us.

VTT and SRT files are accepted and stored against a single episode with the language and format recorded. The player renders them as a track on both the web app and the store app. A separate series language catalog keeps content languages apart from interface language.

Shelves are composed by the operator from banner, trending, new release, coming soon and category rails, and the For You view groups trailers by title. We can add personalized recommendation for your build. Series and episode analytics help you decide which titles to promote.

Manual publishing through the console works for steady uploads. For bulk stocking, the Content Import module pulls licensed titles from partner APIs on a schedule, with field mapping and defaults configured during delivery. We set it up for your build, and the licences for imported titles remain your responsibility.

Unlock records are tied to the viewer and the episode, and reordering renumbers the run and reapplies locks. People who already opened an episode keep access to it. Test a reorder on a staging title before you re-cut a popular series, and tell your team about the change.

Yes. The demo operator login can browse the console and the server refuses every write, so a licensor can inspect catalog tools and analytics safely. It is enforced by the server and not just hidden in the interface, which makes it suitable for partner meetings.

The platform is single tenant, so each brand is its own deployment with its own database, domains and store binary. Several brands can share a content source through the Import module or through your own pipeline. Licensing the platform onward to another operator is possible because you own the code.

The name is easy to confuse with unrelated results such as game modifications and app download pages, and we make no claims about any brand of that name. On this page it stands for a short drama library platform: titles cut into numbered vertical episodes that viewers open with coins, a pass or a rewarded ad.

A generic video CMS stores and plays files. This product adds the commerce around a drama catalog: a wallet, per-episode locks and prices, a reorder that keeps paid unlocks intact, territory rules and reports by series and episode. The extra work is in the commerce and the library tools, not in the player.

A large library is moved by a migration we scope with you. We also set up an import that loads titles from licensed partner APIs on a schedule. Prepare a spreadsheet of titles, order, prices and territories, and consistent files, to keep the migration short.

A multi-season library is modeled as separate titles today, which many operators find clear enough for reporting. If your catalog needs a season level above the episode, we can build it and confirm the scope with you. Because you own the source, the change can be made by our team or yours.

Both VTT and SRT files are accepted. The file is stored with its language and format recorded against the episode, and it appears as a track in the vertical player on the web app and the store build. Interface language and subtitle language are independent, so a viewer can mix them.

We can set up both. Files are played as stored, so encode them before upload, or we add adaptive streaming that uses an encoding service on your own account. Shelves are composed by hand today, and we can build a recommendation feature on the data you collect.

Use layers and be honest with licensors. Territory rules and license windows control where a title appears, uploads are inspected, and release builds block screenshots. We set up DRM and adaptive streaming for catalogs that require them. No control stops every copier, so agree expectations and takedown handling in the contract.

Not for sales on your own website. Inside a store app, digital goods like coins generally fall under the store billing rules, with exceptions that vary by region and change over time. Google Play billing and Apple in-app purchase are both delivered. Check current store policy before setting prices.

The reorder renumbers the episodes and reapplies the locks in one action, and the trailer stays as episode zero. The design intent is that re-cutting becomes routine console work instead of repairing data by hand. Test a reorder on a copy of a title before using it on a live one.

The platform is single tenant by design, so each brand is its own deployment with its own branding, languages and prices. Several deployments can be loaded from the same set of titles. Agree early who holds the merchant and store accounts for each brand, because those belong to the brand owner.