What is Doodstream (dood.stream)?

Doodstream is a video hosting service that lets you upload files and share them through a streaming link or a player embeddable on other sites.

It became popular because it offers earnings to uploaders based on their plays. As with other services of this kind, rates and terms are published by the service itself and should be checked on its official site.

People often search for these services by the address they saw in a link (like dood.stream) rather than by name. Some video services operate with more than one domain, so a link may look different depending on where you found it.

If you use a service like this for your own videos, always keep your original files and check which domain is official before signing in or entering payment details.

• Payouts: how much they pay, how it’s calculated (fixed rate or a share of real revenue), the minimum to withdraw and the available methods.
• Viewer experience: how many ads your audience sees and whether they’re intrusive; an annoying player makes people leave.
• Content rules: how copyright is handled and whether there’s a reporting system. Services that tolerate other people’s content tend to have more takedowns.
• Stability: whether links and embedded players keep working over time and what their policy is for old files.
• Privacy and data: what information they ask for to pay you and how they handle it.
• Current terms: always check Doodstream’s official site, because these terms change often.

Dembed covers what people look for in Doodstream: upload videos for free (up to 20 GB per file), share them by link or embed them with an iframe, and earn money from plays from your first video.

The difference is how you earn and the player: on Dembed you get a share of the real RPM advertisers paid in each country, with a monthly breakdown in your dashboard, and the player carries your color and logo, with no other channels’ recommendations. You withdraw from 25 USD via PayPal, USDT, Payoneer or bank transfer.

If you’re comparing, “You might also like” (at the end of this page) has our Doodstream alternative comparison, with what to check and how to move your videos step by step.