Use cases · Who this storefront is for

Built for a finished film ready to sell.

The core job is one filmmaker, one film, people already asking where to watch. The same storefront also fits a small production company, a cause documentary, crowdfunding backers, reverted rights, and films leaving Vimeo On Demand.

01The job TribuShare is built for.

A finished film, and people asking where to watch

An independent filmmaker or very small production company with a finished film, the rights to sell it, and people they can already reach. People are asking where they can watch the film. TribuShare provides a branded film storefront with a page, a price, checkout, and secure streaming. You bring the audience; the storefront converts the click into a paid viewing.

One site for the film — poster, trailer, synopsis, and checkout
Rent, buy, or both, paid through Stripe into your account
Secure streaming after payment, with rental windows that expire
Buyer transaction records you can export
Marketing subscribers kept in a separate, opt-in list

02A shareable link for a community that already cares.

Cause, faith, and niche documentaries

The film already has a congregation, a cause network, or a niche community. Leaders need a link that looks like the film and actually sells a ticket — not a free upload on someone else’s platform.

A branded storefront those networks can share
Rent or buy, with Stripe payouts to you
Named access grants for people who should not pay
Country rules when rights are territorial
Exportable buyer records, plus opted-in subscribers

03The campaign ended. The film still needs a home.

Crowdfunding backers ready to watch

Backers already paid to see the film made. They are now asking where to watch. A storefront is the place you send them — for backer access you grant, and for everyone else who still wants to buy.

One link after the campaign, instead of a scattered set of files
Grant access to named backers; sell to the wider audience
Secure streaming instead of a download you cannot take back
Buyer records for later tickets, distinct from marketing opt-ins

04The film is yours again. Give it a storefront.

Rights that reverted to you

A title left a deal, or was never given a lasting home. You still have people who know the film. A storefront lets you sell it on your terms without waiting on another middleman.

A dedicated page with the materials you already have
Your price, your window, your checkout
Geo rules where older deals still block a territory
Works for one returning title or a small catalogue on one site

05Keep the film. Change the storefront.

Moving off Vimeo On Demand

If Vimeo On Demand was the place people rented or bought the film, you still need a page, a price, and a player. TribuShare is that storefront. It does not replace Vimeo as a host for free uploads, and it does not find you a new audience.

Bring the film, poster, and trailer you already use
Set rent and buy again, with Stripe payouts to you
Send the people you can already reach to one new link
Custom domain and 4K when Premium is active