Kinescope vs Bunny Stream:
full pricing, including the $99/mo DRM add-on

Yes, but not as part of the base product. Token authentication and watermarking come with Bunny Stream; Widevine, FairPlay and PlayReady are sold as Enterprise Multi-DRM — a separate $99-a-month add-on with a fee per issued licence on top of your bandwidth, so protected content costs more per title than unprotected content. Kinescope includes studio-grade Widevine and FairPlay from the entry plan — the same price whether you protect one video or your whole library.

Bunny prices Enterprise Multi-DRM at $99 a month plus a fee for every licence issued: $0.005 per licence up to 20,000 a month, $0.004 from 20,000 to 100,000, $0.003 from 100,000 to 500,000 and custom pricing above that (bunny.net, September 2026). All of it sits on top of the $0.005/GB headline delivery rate, so the bill grows with how many viewers open a protected video. With Kinescope there is no DRM line on the invoice at all — Widevine and FairPlay come with the plan, delivery tiers from €0.03 down to €0.01/GB by volume, and the full price list is public on our pricing page.

Bunny Stream charges for traffic and storage, not for features: encoding and the player are free, storage starts at $0.01/GB, delivery at $0.005/GB on the volume network, with a $1 monthly minimum (bunny.net, September 2026). The catch is what sits outside that rate — Enterprise Multi-DRM is $99 a month plus per-licence fees, and anything the player does not do you build yourself on the API. Kinescope bills one rate that tiers from €0.03 down to €0.01/GB and already includes the player, DRM, dynamic watermarking, analytics and live streaming.

Bunny is raw CDN infrastructure with APIs — you build the player, dashboard, DRM and security layer yourself. Kinescope is a finished platform: secure delivery, studio-grade DRM, dynamic watermarking, analytics and live streaming are all included, at one predictable price, with no engineering team required to assemble them.

That headline rate applies to cheap regions at high volume and covers raw bandwidth only. In LatAm, Asia and Africa it runs 3–6× higher, and player, DRM, analytics and uploads all cost extra. Kinescope bundles the entire stack into one rate that tiers from €0.03 down to €0.01/GB by volume, with no per-GB overage — so the all-in bill is usually lower and far more predictable.

Yes. Kinescope moves your content from Bunny — or any CDN — in 1–2 days, preserving metadata and access settings, with hands-on EN/PT support and a free cost-and-security consultation to optimize your video stack. No downtime, no lock-in.