Bunny Stream is the video product from bunny.net, a CDN company. It is infrastructure: you pay for storage, delivery and optional premium encoding, you build the front end, and you get a player, an API and a pricing model that scales with usage. Developers and SaaS companies like it because the bill follows the traffic instead of a fixed tier.

FileHost.net is a finished service. You upload, you get a page and an embed, and you are paid for views. The audiences barely overlap, but they sometimes meet in the same search: a creator who wants to host video and has seen both names. This page compares them using the Bunny documentation and FileHost.net own pages as of November 2026.

FileHost.net and Bunny Stream at a glance

Facts as of November 2026. "Not published" means the provider does not state it publicly. Plans and limits change, so confirm on the official site before deciding.

FunktionFileHost.netBunny Stream
Kostenloser TarifFileHost.netKostenloses Konto, keine Karte nötigBunny StreamNo free tier; $1 monthly minimumBunny documentation lists a minimum monthly usage charge of $1. Trial credits may be offered but are not part of the published pricing.
Bezahlte TarifeFileHost.net$7.99/Monat oder $77.99/JahrBunny StreamPay as you go, per GB
Max. DateigrößeFileHost.net5 GB kostenlos, 20 GB PremiumBunny StreamNot published as a fixed cap
SpeicherFileHost.netKeine Speichergrenze angegebenBunny Stream$0.01/GB per month, first regionExtra replication regions add to the storage cost: $0.01 per GB for the second region and $0.005 per GB for the third and beyond.
DateiaufbewahrungFileHost.net60 Tage inaktiv (Free); nie (Premium)Bunny StreamKept while you pay for storage
Bezahlung pro AufrufFileHost.net$1.50 bis $33 pro 10.000 AufrufeBunny StreamNo viewer payments
MindestauszahlungFileHost.net$10Bunny StreamNot applicable
AuszahlungsmethodenFileHost.net10+ inkl. Krypto, Payeer, WebMoneyBunny StreamNot applicable
Werbung für ZuschauerFileHost.netWerbefinanziert; mit Premium eigene Werbung schaltenBunny StreamNo ads unless you add them
Einbettbarer PlayerFileHost.netJa, iframe-Einbettung, eigene FarbeBunny StreamYes, customisable player
Streaming-QualitätFileHost.netSicheres HLS, standardmäßig bis 1080pBunny StreamAdaptive HLS; up to 4K encodingStandard encoding is free. Premium encoding is billed per output minute: $0.025 for 240p to 480p, $0.05 for 720p and 1080p, and $0.15 for 1440p and 2160p.
Remote-UploadFileHost.netJa, Dutzende Hosts + DirektlinksBunny StreamYes, fetch from a URL via APIBunny Stream supports fetching a video from a URL through its API; check the documentation for supported formats.
APIFileHost.netREST-API: Upload, Remote, OrdnerBunny StreamYes, full REST API
DatenschutzoptionenFileHost.netGeschützte Einbettungen, Suchbarkeit schaltbarBunny StreamToken auth, referrer rules, DRM optionMediaCage Enterprise DRM is listed at $99 a month per video library plus a fee per license issued.
Download ohne KontoFileHost.netJa, Zuschauer brauchen kein KontoBunny StreamYou decide in your own app

Wo FileHost.net überzeugt

  • No integration work: upload, copy the embed code and you are live.
  • Viewers do not cost you per gigabyte, and uploaders are paid for qualifying views.
  • A free account to start, with a flat premium price afterwards.
  • A dashboard, referral programme and payout system included.
  • Remote upload from many hosts without writing code.

Where Bunny Stream stands out

  • Transparent, usage-based pricing that scales down as well as up.
  • A fast CDN with a Volume network that drops delivery to $0.005 per GB at scale.
  • Free standard encoding, plus optional premium encoding.
  • Token authentication, referrer controls and optional DRM for protected content.
  • A complete API for building your own video product.

Trade-offs to weigh with Bunny Stream

Wählen Sie FileHost.net, wenn Sie

  • You are a creator or webmaster and not a developer.
  • You want to earn from views and not pay for delivery.
  • You want a free account and a simple dashboard.
  • You do not want to build a front end.

Choose Bunny Stream if you

  • You are building a video product, course site or app.
  • You want to control the player, auth and protection rules in code.
  • You prefer predictable per-gigabyte pricing to subscription tiers.
  • You need DRM or signed URLs for paid content.

Infrastructure versus finished service

Bunny Stream gives you building blocks. You create a video library, upload through the dashboard or API, and use the supplied player or your own. The service handles encoding and delivery. Everything else, such as accounts, billing, a catalogue page and the way viewers find videos, is yours to build.

That is a strength for a company with developers. It means the player, access rules and analytics can follow your product design. For a creator with no developer, it can be a barrier, since every feature beyond playback is work.

FileHost.net sits at the other end of the spectrum. The dashboard, file pages, embeds, view counts, referral programme and payout system already exist, and the API is available when you want to automate.

How the bill works

According to the Bunny documentation, storage in the default region costs $0.01 per GB per month, with each additional replication region adding more. Delivery on the standard network is $0.010 per GB in Europe and North America, rising to $0.030 in Asia and Oceania, $0.045 in South America and $0.060 in the Middle East and Africa. The Volume network is cheaper, at $0.005 per GB up to 500 TB a month. Standard encoding is free, and there is a $1 minimum monthly usage charge.

A simple example makes the model concrete. A 1 GB video watched in full by 1,000 people in Europe moves about 1,000 GB, which at $0.010 per GB is about $10 of delivery. The cost is predictable, and it is also a cost: every view has a price, and the revenue to cover it has to come from somewhere else.

On FileHost.net the relationship is reversed. Views earn between $1.50 and $33 per 10,000 views depending on viewer country, with a $10 minimum payout, and premium accounts cost $7.99 a month, $37.99 for six months or $77.99 for a year.

Protection and paid content

If your videos are paid content, protection matters. Bunny offers token authentication, referrer controls and an optional DRM add-on, listed at $99 a month per video library plus a small charge per license. Those tools help you keep paid videos from being shared freely.

FileHost.net is built for open distribution. It offers protected embeds and a searchable toggle, but it is not a DRM service. For subscription courses or premium films that must resist copying, a developer platform is the right tool; for public videos that you want people to watch and share, a host fits better.

Some teams use both: Bunny Stream behind the paid product, FileHost.net for public trailers that earn.

A quick way to decide

Ask who the customer is. If the viewer is your customer and you charge them, you need infrastructure that lets you control access and design the experience, and Bunny Stream is a strong, fairly priced option. If the viewer is simply an audience for a public video and you want to be paid by an advertiser through the platform, a ready-made host is the shorter path.

Ask who will maintain it. Infrastructure needs someone to wire up the player, handle failed uploads, build analytics screens and watch the bill. A host needs a person who can click Upload and paste an embed code.

Finally, ask how spiky your traffic will be. Usage pricing is kind to quiet projects and unforgiving to sudden fame, while a revenue-sharing host turns the same spike into income. Your answers will point to one of the two quickly.

Moving from Bunny Stream to FileHost.net

  1. 1Decide whether you need a publishing host or developer infrastructure. If your videos are public and you want earnings, a host is the simpler option.
  2. 2Download the original files from your storage zone, or use your own copies.
  3. 3Upload them to FileHost.net. Free accounts accept up to 5 GB each and premium accounts accept up to 20 GB each.
  4. 4Copy the embed code for each video and place it on your pages.
  5. 5Keep Bunny Stream for any videos that need token protection or DRM.

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Häufig gestellte Fragen

Bunny documentation lists storage from $0.01 per GB per month, standard delivery in Europe and North America at $0.010 per GB, free standard encoding and a $1 minimum monthly usage charge. Premium encoding and DRM cost extra.

No. Bunny Stream is infrastructure, so you pay for usage. FileHost.net pays uploaders per view.

It offers an API for uploads, remote uploads and folders, but it is mainly a ready-made host. Bunny Stream is closer to infrastructure for building your own video product.

FileHost.net is free to start and can earn from views. Bunny Stream charges for storage and delivery, so a low-traffic project may cost only a few dollars while a busy one costs more.

No. FileHost.net offers protected embeds, not DRM. Bunny Stream offers an optional DRM add-on for protected content.

Quellen & letzte Prüfung

Bunny Stream details were last checked in November 2026 from the pages below. FileHost.net details come from our own premium, earn money and API documentation pages. Spotted something out of date? Tell us on the contact page.

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