Every single day we’re seeing new businesses begin to see the benefits of online video and many are using Viddler to help them take advantage of this exciting new medium.
One of the questions that many newcomers have is: “What if our videos become popular, can you handle our traffic?” To this we ultimately say, in the style of Jack Nicholson in A Few Good Men…

Let me explain why and back it up with some numbers. Since our launch in late-2006 Viddler has been built for speed and scale. Our systems, software, and website have always been made with these two underlying requirements in mind. Even when we only had a few customers we knew that, one day, our customers would need to serve millions upon millions of impressions without ever noticing a hiccup in speed.
And for nearly 5 years now this has happened many, many times over. Only 6 months after we launched our website we were serving a million impressions per day (I remember freaking out in San Francisco when I found out).
Today we have thousands of business customers, both big and small, many of which are very high traffic websites like FailBlog, Engadget, and Gawker. We’re now in the business of providing videos to millions upon millions of viewers daily.
Here are some interesting stats… We see over 133 people pressing play at the same time. That may not sound like a lot at first, but imagine this happening 24hours a day / 7days a week. At times we’re serving over 1,500 requests per second which includes serving videos to desktop computers, mobile phones, tablet devices like the iPad, and TVs all over the globe. Oh, and let’s not forget the encoding of many thousands of videos per day into multiple formats.
We’re very proud of Viddler and what we are able to do for our customers on a daily basis. We take great pride in being able to serve both the very high traffic websites as well as the small businesses that want to use online video to advertise their business and serve their customers. We’re constantly investing in improvements of our own platform. We’ve just recently made our biggest investment in the history of our company in architecture that we will be bringing live later this year (more on this soon).
Yes, we can handle your traffic. And we’d love to help.