Knotflix hosts finished wedding films as private 4K streaming galleries under your studio’s name — couples open a link and watch a premiere, and your original master files stay downloadable. It was built inside Red Bank Studio, which delivers its own weddings on it every week.
When a couple opens their link, they get a dark, cinematic page with your studio’s name on it and the film front and center. No dashboard, no folder listing, no player chrome fighting your grade. It reads like the page for a film release, because that is what it is.
Nobody installs anything and nobody creates an account. The couple gets the link, forwards it to parents and the wedding party, and everyone streams the same 4K film — on a phone in the group chat, on a laptop at Sunday lunch.
This is the page our own couples see. We did not design it from a spec sheet; we designed it from years of watching how couples actually open, share, and rewatch their films.
You upload the finished export once: through the browser, via Dropbox import, or with the Mac app on the Studio plan, which does resumable multi-gigabyte uploads that survive a dropped connection or a restart mid-file.
Knotflix handles the streaming side so playback just works, but the file you exported is kept as the master and stays downloadable. Streaming is how couples watch; the original is how everyone archives. You never trade the real file away to get a smooth player.
To be fair to the simpler tools: if you just need to hand a single file to another professional — footage to an editor, a rough cut to a planner — a plain transfer link is still the right tool, and we use one for that ourselves. This is for the delivery the couple keeps.
Each film can generate an embed link for your own website, streaming from the same player the couple’s gallery uses — your homepage reel and the private delivery come from one place. Embed links are revocable at any time, and revoking one never touches the couple’s gallery.
You also get a public portfolio page at knotflix.com/yourstudio that updates itself every time you publish a wedding. The work you deliver on Friday is on your portfolio by the weekend, with zero extra steps.
Every gallery includes 90 days of hosting. When a couple wants it to stay up longer, they extend it themselves — and half of every extension is paid out to your studio through Stripe. The anniversary rewatch becomes a small payout instead of a hosting bill you quietly eat.
Two plans, both with the full delivery experience — the difference is scale, not features held hostage.
| Solo | Studio | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $29/mo or $290/yr | $49/mo or $490/yr |
| Active galleries | Up to 15 | Unlimited |
| Team | 1 filmmaker | Unlimited |
| Mac upload app | — | Included |
| Trial | 30 days free, $0 today | 30 days free, $0 today |
No. Couples open a private link and the film streams in 4K right there — no sign-up, no app, no password ritual. They can forward the link to parents and the wedding party, and everyone gets the same premiere-style page.
Yes. Your original export is kept as the master and stays downloadable — streaming is how everyone watches, the download is how they archive. You are never forced to choose between a smooth player and handing over the real file.
The couple can extend their gallery whenever they want more time, and half of every extension is paid out to your studio through Stripe. Long-tail hosting flips from a cost you carry into a small recurring payout.
Yes. Each film can generate an embed link for your own site, streaming from the same player as the couple’s gallery. The link is revocable at any time, and revoking it never touches the couple’s private delivery.
Knotflix is free for 30 days — full product, $0 today, cancel anytime before day 30.