Revry, the global queer digital entertainment network, has re-launched its OTT service in partnership with leading OTT provider dotstudioPRO. Addressing shifting OTT trends, Revry now offers multiple ways for its end users to engage with its content. This includes branded consumer applications and syndication on other popular platforms. This provides a great way for brands and advertisers to reach and connect with its diverse 21st-century LGBTQ community. By providing both SVOD (subscription video on demand) and AVOD (advertising video on demand), Revry puts the power back in its end users’ hands by giving them the choice in how to view its curated content library.
The Network now also offers enhanced features for its subscribed members such as early new releases of originals and licensed works, an intuitive recommendation play-list, a watch later list, and continue watching options. The dotstudioPRO technology enables Revry to provide its members engaging content and targeted ads.
“Revry’s partnership with dotstudioPRO has been a match made in heaven,” says Damian Pelliccione, Revry’s CEO and Co-founder. “As a startup on the forefront of the digital distribution revolution, we needed a technology partner that could think ahead of the curve and roll with the changing trends in the technology and the market. DSP’s resilience, quick thinking, fast turnaround, and innovative approach to business and tech problem-solving has been outstanding and we look forward to a long partnership with the company.”
“Our mission at dotstudioPRO has always been to be a true technology partner,” says Joe Pascual, dotstudioPRO CEO. “Amidst all the noise in the space, we hope to bring real skin in the game by placing focus on the monetization of our clients’ content libraries post-launch. Because our founders come from entertainment media, we view ourselves as the partner who truly has Revry’s success in mind.”
The new dotstudioPRO-powered Revry apps are currently live on the web and across seven OTT and mobile platforms: Apple TV, iOS, Android, Android TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire.