Qbrick
Swedish enterprise video platform with a published self-serve starting price, from Stockholm
Quick Overview
| Company | Qbrick AB |
|---|---|
| Category | Video Platforms |
| Headquarters | Stockholm, Sweden |
| Founded | 1999 |
| EU Presence | EU (Sweden) |
| Data Location | Sweden |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Starter €83/month (solo, 250GB); Plus and Enterprise quoted on request |
| Free Option | Demo on request |
| Replaces | Kaltura, Brightcove, Panopto |
Detailed Review
Qbrick is the video platform in this category willing to publish a starting price rather than routing every visitor to a sales call. €83 a month buys a single user 250GB of storage, custom player branding, video analytics and a WCAG-compliant, GDPR-compliant portal — enough for a solo communications team to actually sign up without a quote. That alone sets it apart from movingimage and Deltatre further down this list, which are enterprise-engagement products by design.
Above the Starter tier, Qbrick becomes conventional enterprise software: the Plus and Enterprise plans add unlimited users, interactive video, Adobe Express integration, transcriptions and — at the top — live streaming, AI avatars and video polls, all quoted on request. That structure works well for a company that starts small and later needs the full corporate-communications toolkit, rather than one that needs live streaming from day one, since live is an Enterprise-only feature.
Qbrick AB has operated from Stockholm since 1999, which makes it one of the longer-running vendors in this category, and it markets itself specifically on GDPR compliance, green-energy-certified hosting and an EU base.
Terms of service for Danish customers route through a separate Qbrick ApS entity, which is a normal EU group structure rather than a red flag. The limits are scale and language: this is a Nordic enterprise tool, and outside that region movingimage or Bunny Stream will have a larger support footprint.
What Qbrick does well
- Published entry price of €83/month, unlike most enterprise video platforms here
- GDPR-compliant portal with custom branding from the Starter tier
- Interactive video, AI transcription and analytics as you move up tiers
- Swedish company operating since 1999
- WCAG-compliant player out of the box
Where Qbrick falls short
- Live streaming is an Enterprise-only feature, not in Starter or Plus
- Plus and Enterprise pricing both quoted rather than published
- Strongest presence in the Nordic market
- Smaller ecosystem than Bunny Stream or api.video
Standout feature. A real published starting price of €83 a month, in a category where almost everyone else asks for a sales call.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Published entry price of €83/month, unlike most enterprise video platforms here
- GDPR-compliant portal with custom branding from the Starter tier
- Interactive video, AI transcription and analytics as you move up tiers
- Swedish company operating since 1999
- WCAG-compliant player out of the box
Cons
- Live streaming is an Enterprise-only feature, not in Starter or Plus
- Plus and Enterprise pricing both quoted rather than published
- Strongest presence in the Nordic market
- Smaller ecosystem than Bunny Stream or api.video
Alternatives to Qbrick
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Qbrick?
Qbrick is the video platform in this category willing to publish a starting price rather than routing every visitor to a sales call. €83 a month buys a single user 250GB of storage, custom player branding, video analytics and a WCAG-compliant, GDPR-compliant portal — enough for a solo communications team to actually sign up without a quote. That alone sets it apart from movingimage and Deltatre further down this list, which are enterprise-engagement products by design.
Where is Qbrick based?
Qbrick operates from Stockholm, Sweden, which places it under EU (Sweden).
What does Qbrick cost?
Starter €83/month (solo, 250GB); Plus and Enterprise quoted on request. Demo on request.
Who is Qbrick best for?
Nordic enterprises wanting self-serve video hosting with published pricing. A real published starting price of €83 a month, in a category where almost everyone else asks for a sales call.
What are the drawbacks of Qbrick?
Live streaming is an Enterprise-only feature, not in Starter or Plus. Plus and Enterprise pricing both quoted rather than published. Strongest presence in the Nordic market. Smaller ecosystem than Bunny Stream or api.video.
Is Qbrick a good alternative to Kaltura?
Qbrick is built as a European alternative to Kaltura: Swedish enterprise video platform with a published self-serve starting price, from Stockholm. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does Qbrick compare to other Video Platforms?
Qbrick is one of several European Video Platforms we cover. It is most often compared with Kaltura, Brightcove, Panopto.