Since building their first pro wrestling channel in 2014, Pivotshare has become the platform of choice for professional wrestling promotions around the world to create their own branded subscription video on demand channels. Pivotshare now powers over 150 pro wrestling channels in over 15 countries for some of the biggest names in the industry such as international favorites ICW, Demand Progress, RevPro, Pro Wrestling Eve, and Over the Top along with North American powerhouses such as Highspots, CZW, and Smash Wrestling.
Blog : Business
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Pivotshare Partners with LeEco to Expand Distribution for SVOD Channels
Pivotshare has proven itself as the industry leader in the SVOD world focused on helping our publishers reach a larger audience. We are proud to announce yet another relationship in our growing list of international distribution partners. Today at their Northern American unveiling, digital pioneer LeEco announced the launch of LeEco Live, their entertainment marketplace to which Pivotshare will be contributing multiple channels. We are happy to help our channel partners to open themselves to yet another new market.
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Pivotshare Channels Make the Front Page of the Wall Street Journal
Our team at Pivotshare is always finding ways to bring press and attention to our valued publishers and channels. Recently, we had to opportunity to highlight a few channels in an article on The Wall Street Journal, which was printed right on the front page last week! -
SVOD / OTT Revenue Set to More Than Double by 2018
If there are any content producers out there that still need convincing that the subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) model is here to stay, consider the information presented in this article by Todd Longwell on Videoink. -
Improving The SVOD World At A New Location
The Pivotshare team has a brand new view! Team Pivotshare recently moved from our Irvine offices to new digs in Newport Beach, CA, right across the street from the Fashion Island shopping center. While we loved our old location, we figured, what’s the point of doing business ten minutes from the ocean if we can’t look out our window and see it any time we want to?