$1-1,000 per hour of video
Rights-cleared archive video (sports federations', broadcasters' and other rights holders' footage) licensed to AI developers through the Veritone Data Refinery, priced per hour by application and metadata
Dated 29 Jan 2026Source checked 15 Oct 2026Page out of reach at the last check, 17 Oct 2026Basis: reported
In the source's own words
“Veritone can charge $1-1,000 per hour of video, depending on the application and the available tagging and metadata. Veritone negotiates the value of the video (or audio) and provides a revenue share to the content rights holders, such as sports federations and broadcasters.”
Where it was read
Also read from the same source
- Veritone cites qualified bookings and a near-term pipeline for its Data Refinery valued at $40M at the end of Q3 2025, up 400% over Q1 2025; in one instance it processed 500,000 hours of video to deliver 26,000 hours for model training.
- Tagging and metadata, not the footage alone, decide where an hour of video prices in a thousand-fold range
What it is about
- Veritone
- Video and footage
Figures it counts in
- $37 per hour of videoVideo and footage, asking prices off the shelf, per hour of video
- $15 to $99 per hour of videoPublic prices for video
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