VidHide is a video hosting site that presents itself with HLS streaming, a reporting system and a premium plan with options for several quality levels. On its public pages it also shows EarnVids branding, so you may see both names when researching it. FileHost.net covers similar ground: upload, stream, embed, and get paid for views.

What makes this comparison unusual is how much VidHide leaves unstated publicly. Its premium page gives clear prices, but we could not find a public rate table, a minimum payout or a per-file size limit on the pages available in November 2026. Those rows say "Not published" below, and we recommend asking support before relying on any of them.

Use this page to decide what to verify and what to weigh. If predictable, documented earnings matter to you, the missing rows will probably decide it.

FileHost.net and VidHide 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.

FeatureFileHost.netVidHide
Free planFileHost.netFree account, no card neededVidHideFree account
Paid plansFileHost.net$7.99/mo or $77.99/yearVidHideFrom $19.99 per 30 daysUser plans: 100 days $59.99, 200 days $109.99, 365 days $179.99. Paid with Bitcoin, Litecoin or USDT.
Max file sizeFileHost.net5 GB free, 20 GB premiumVidHideNot published
StorageFileHost.netNo storage cap publishedVidHideUnlimited when its player is usedIts home page ties free storage and traffic to using its own player.
File retentionFileHost.net60 days inactive (free); never (premium)VidHideNot published
Pay per viewFileHost.net$1.50 to $33 per 10,000 viewsVidHideNot published
Payout minimumFileHost.net$10VidHideNot published
Payout methodsFileHost.net10+ incl. crypto, Payeer, WebMoneyVidHideNot published
Ads for viewersFileHost.netAd-supported; run your own on premiumVidHideView plans remove adsView plans: $10 for 20,000 views up to $100 for 200,000 views.
Embeddable playerFileHost.netYes, iframe embed, custom colorVidHideYes, HLS player
Streaming qualityFileHost.netSecure HLS, up to 1080p by defaultVidHideHLS; premium lists up to 4K
Remote uploadFileHost.netYes, dozens of hosts + direct linksVidHideNot published
APIFileHost.netREST API: upload, remote, foldersVidHideYes, Service API linked
Privacy controlsFileHost.netProtected embeds, searchable toggleVidHideNot published
Download without accountFileHost.netYes, viewers need no accountVidHideNot published

Where FileHost.net stands out

  • Every earning tier is public, from $1.50 to $33 per 10,000 views, with a $10 minimum payout.
  • File limits are written down: 5 GB per file on a free account, 20 GB on premium.
  • The retention rule is stated: 60 days inactive on free accounts, never on premium.
  • Remote upload is documented, with dozens of supported hosts and direct links, next to a REST API.
  • A single price list ($7.99 monthly, $37.99 for six months, $77.99 for a year) that you can pay from your earnings or with several cryptocurrencies.

Where VidHide stands out

  • The premium page lists multi-quality encoding up to 4K and an option to keep the original file.
  • Torrent upload is listed as a premium feature.
  • It offers view packs that remove ads on your videos without a full account plan.
  • It accepts USDT, Bitcoin and Litecoin for premium.
  • The site markets unlimited storage and bandwidth when you use its own player.

Trade-offs to weigh with VidHide

Choose FileHost.net if you

  • need to know the payout minimum and rate tiers before you upload anything
  • want a clear per-file limit and retention rule in writing
  • would like to bring videos in with remote upload instead of re-uploading by hand
  • prefer a lower monthly premium entry price
  • want to run your own ads on premium and pay for traffic from your balance

Choose VidHide if you

  • need premium encodes at several resolutions, including 4K
  • want a pack of ad-free views instead of an account plan
  • would rather upload large files by torrent
  • already use its player and want the storage terms tied to it

Two ways to pay for premium

VidHide sells two different products. User plans run for a set number of days and bundle priority upload and encoding, multi-quality output, the original file and torrent upload. According to its premium page they cost $19.99 for 30 days, $59.99 for 100 days, $109.99 for 200 days and $179.99 for 365 days.

View plans are separate: you buy a block of views, from 20,000 for $10 to 200,000 for $100, and ads are removed on those views, with priority support and direct link access. This is a neat idea for a project with a known audience size. FileHost.net takes a simpler route with one premium account and, if you want your own advertising, prepaid premium traffic at $2 per TB.

The storage claim and the player

VidHide says you get unlimited free traffic and storage when you prioritize its own player. That is a strong marketing line, and it is also a condition. If you embed with another player, or download files instead of streaming them, the offer may not apply, and we could not find fine print.

FileHost.net does not publish a storage cap either, so ask in both cases before uploading an archive. What FileHost.net does publish is how long idle files survive and how large a single file can be, which are the two numbers that actually change your plans.

Naming and trust

Pages for VidHide carry the EarnVids name in places, including a copyright line. A service operating under two names is not a problem in itself, but it makes it more important to check the account terms you are agreeing to and to keep copies of anything you rely on, such as rates or limits you were quoted.

Our advice is the same whatever host you pick: keep local copies of originals, test with one video first, and confirm payouts with a small request before moving a full library.

Moving from VidHide to FileHost.net

  1. 1List the videos you want to keep and download originals where you still have them.
  2. 2Create a free FileHost.net account and check the upload limit that applies to you.
  3. 3Upload through the browser or the API, starting with your most-watched videos.
  4. 4Add subtitles per video in the FileHost.net dashboard if your viewers rely on them.
  5. 5Swap the embed code on your pages and test playback on mobile and desktop.
  6. 6Leave old VidHide links in place for a few weeks while search engines and visitors move over.

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Frequently asked questions

The VidHide site shows EarnVids branding in its description and footer. We could not confirm the corporate relationship from public pages, so check the terms of service on the site you sign up to.

Its premium page listed user plans at $19.99 for 30 days, $59.99 for 100 days, $109.99 for 200 days and $179.99 for 365 days in November 2026, plus separate view packs.

We could not find a public rate table, so that value is shown as not published. Ask support or check your own dashboard.

FileHost.net remote upload does not list VidHide as a supported host. Upload original files directly, or use a direct download link if you have one.

Free accounts can upload files up to 5 GB, premium up to 20 GB, and the minimum payout is $10.

Sources & last checked

VidHide 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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