A Vimeo alternative with unlimited uploads.
Nobody sells one. Read the meter instead.

Older accounts were metered by count: the legacy Starter plan was capped at 60 videos of up to 250 GB each, and legacy Plus and Pro had a weekly quota that reset every seven days. The current meter counts bytes, with one per-video rule, 300 GB and 24 hours on every plan, and the word lifetime does the work: nothing comes back on a renewal date.

When the total is spent there are two doors: delete videos, which frees storage, or move up a tier, 2 TB to 4 TB to 7 TB, and past that the listed options are Studio at 10 TB or Enterprise, through sales. When a paid plan ends, videos above the 1 GB free cap are restricted, not deleted, most recent first; stored source files survive only while the paid membership does and, in the help center’s words, may be deleted and may not be recoverable.

Bandwidth is a second meter, 2 TB a month on the self-serve tiers, with its own page: a Vimeo alternative with no bandwidth cap.

The storage arithmetic and the bill are separate. Starter holds this library for eight years; Standard holds all ten. Vimeo lists prices per seat, so confirm the full total and billing term for your team. The example here uses Max at $99 month to month or $1,089 billed yearly, with the oldest films in cold archive rather than ready to play.

The higher price buys masters that stream as uploaded rather than on a ladder that tops out at 22 Mbps for 4K H.264, the argument of uncompressed.io vs Vimeo, plays that are never counted, and a meter that keeps growing by the block where Vimeo’s ladder ends at Studio’s 10 TB and then a sales conversation. Year ten of this library has already forced a deletion on Starter, still fits Standard and Advanced, and sits on Max here at $99 with the oldest 70 masters cold.

Connect Vimeo once and the library appears; files move server to server, never through your connection, and nothing is re-encoded. Where your plan exposes originals through Vimeo’s API the importer pulls the file you uploaded; otherwise the largest file Vimeo serves, or the master you drop in. Masters under 3 GB move in one pass; larger ones run as a chunked, resumable job that survives a closed laptop.

The step-by-step is at move Vimeo videos without re-uploading; the exit order, files first and cancel last, is the spine of Leaving Vimeo. To size a master before deciding what stays hot, the bitrate calculator turns minutes and megabits into gigabytes, and video bitrate explained says why the export number is the meter number.