Video hosting services

Videas

French video hosting on Videas-owned infrastructure

FranceEUEU hostedFree plan Ownership reviewed, controller unresolvedHigh non-EU dependency

Scope verdict

Ownership reviewed, controller unresolved

VIDEAS SAS is registered in Lille under number 834 356 677, with its seat in Frelinghien. Its legal notice names Vivien Charlet as president and its about page names Chahnez Azzaz and Vivien Charlet as founders. These disclosures do not establish current shareholders or voting rights, so ultimate European control remains unresolved.

How we classify services

Operational dependency warning

Relies heavily on non-European providers

Current public evidence shows 4 non-European infrastructure or email dependencies across 3 providers: Anthropic, Google, Stripe. The reviewed operational path is therefore not entirely European.

Review dependencies ↓

Videas hosts, transcodes and delivers video for businesses, educators and creators. It offers automatic subtitles, private links, a customizable ad-free player, branded channels and pages for selling video. Videas says the embedded player sets no cookies.

VIDEAS SAS owns and operates its video servers in Etix colocation facilities in the EU and says uploaded videos are hosted in northern France. Optional AI translation and metadata generation send transcribed text to Anthropic in the US. The operator is French, but its current ultimate ownership has not been established.

Pricing

Usage-based prepaid credits, with no subscription. The account receives €5 at sign-up and €5 each month without a payment card; monthly credits do not carry over. Video storage is listed at €0.20 per hour per month and the first 1 TB of delivery each month is free. There is no unlimited free tier.

Data and operations

Infrastructure and email path

Verified operational dependencies, shown separately from ownership and from the service's core data hosting.

Public website

VIDEAS SAS

Provider control unknown
Observed
On 24 September 2026, videas.com resolved to 91.225.1.242 and 193.104.118.111. RIPE registers both address blocks to VIDEAS SAS and routes them through AS210165. This confirms the public website network, not every media edge, origin or backup location. The provider-control status remains unknown because current ultimate ownership is unresolved.

Incoming business email

Google Workspace

Non-European provider
Observed
MX 1 aspmx.l.google.com · 5 alt1.aspmx.l.google.com · 5 alt2.aspmx.l.google.com · 10 alt3.aspmx.l.google.com · 10 alt4.aspmx.l.google.com

Why this matters

Published MX records route incoming business email through Google Workspace. Correspondent details and message content can therefore enter this non-European provider's systems; MX does not reveal the configured storage region.

Authorised outbound email

Google Workspace

Non-European provider
Observed
The public SPF policy for videas.com includes _spf.google.com. This authorizes Google to send domain email but does not prove which individual messages use that route.

Why this matters

This domain authorises Google Workspace to send email. If active, recipient details and message content can be processed by this non-European provider. SPF does not reveal its configured storage region.

Core service hosting

VIDEAS SAS

Provider control unknown
Observed
Videas says it owns and operates the servers for storage, transcoding, CDN delivery, subtitle transcription and analytics. Its legal notice places the servers in Etix colocation facilities in the EU; its about page places uploaded video in northern France. Current ultimate control of VIDEAS SAS is not established. The published material does not locate every CDN edge or backup.

Supporting services

Etix

Provider control unknown
Observed
Etix provides EU colocation facilities for Videas-owned servers. This is physical data-centre support, not a disclosed third-party video cloud. Etix ultimate control was not reviewed.

Authorised outbound email

Mailjet

Globally controlled provider
Observed
Videas names Mailjet for transactional email and locates this processing in the EU. Mailjet belongs to publicly held Sinch AB, whose control is classified as global in this directory.

Supporting services

Stripe

Non-European provider
Observed
Stripe processes payments and seller identity checks. Videas lists Ireland as the data location with safeguarded transfers to the US; Videas does not store payment-card details itself.

Why this matters

The published disclosure lists Stripe for supporting services. Depending on the function, account or customer data may reach this non-European provider. See the source for the documented scope.

Supporting services

Anthropic

Non-European provider
Observed
Optional subtitle translation and AI metadata generation send transcribed text to Anthropic in the US. Videas says transcription itself runs on its own infrastructure and these transfers can be avoided by leaving those options off.

Why this matters

The published disclosure lists Anthropic for supporting services. Depending on the function, account or customer data may reach this non-European provider. See the source for the documented scope.

Public DNS records identify visible providers and routes, not every backend location or private data-region setting.

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