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Yes. Uscreen is probably the closest match to what you're describing.

Best fit: Uscreen

The workflow can be:

1. You schedule/host a live session.
2. Uscreen automatically records it.
3. When the session ends, the recording is automatically added to your video library as an unpublished video. Uscreen Help Uscreen Help
4. You publish it and make it available to your paid subscription members.
5. Members have an ongoing, Netflix-style library of past sessions. Uscreen specifically supports subscriptions, collections, and gated video content. Uscreen Help Uscreen Help

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There's also an especially interesting option if your "live sessions" are coaching calls or group sessions over Zoom: Uscreen's Coaching feature can automatically pull the Zoom cloud recording into the Uscreen video library after the session. Uscreen Help

A few alternatives

• Kajabi — stronger if your primary product is courses/coaching rather than a Netflix-style video library. Its Backstage product records live coaching sessions and puts the recording alongside the client experience. Kajabi
• Vimeo OTT — good for a premium subscription video service, although some of its membership functionality is more enterprise-oriented. Vimeo Help Center
• Uscreen — I'd put this first if the core product is "pay monthly → attend live sessions → automatically build a library of all past sessions."

If you tell me what kind of live sessions you're running (Zoom classes, coaching, webinars, fitness, education, etc.) and roughly how many members you expect, I can narrow this down to 3–5 platforms and compare automation, pricing, member experience, and whether the recording lands in the paid library with zero manual work.

Yes. Uscreen is probably the closest match to exactly what you're describing.

uscreen.tv is built around a paid video-membership model, with live streaming + an on-demand library + subscriptions.

The workflow you're describing

You could have:

1. Schedule a live session for your paying members.
2. Members join and watch it live.
3. The session is automatically recorded.
4. Once it ends, Uscreen automatically puts the recording into your video library as an unpublished video. Uscreen Help
5. You can put that recording into a collection/bundle or subscription, making it available to your paid members. Uscreen Help
6. Over time, your library becomes a growing archive of every live session.

Uscreen specifically markets this as turning live content into an ongoing on-demand catalog. Uscreen Uscreen

One important distinction

If you mean "I run a Zoom session, and when it's over I want the Zoom recording to automatically appear in my paid library", Uscreen can do that in an even more specific workflow. Its current Coaching feature can automatically pull a Zoom cloud recording into the Uscreen video library after a session. Uscreen Help

Another option worth looking at is Circle. It combines paid memberships/community + live rooms + event replays, and can automatically post a Circle live recording to the event after the session. Circle Circle

My quick take:

If you tell me what kind of live sessions you're running (e.g. fitness classes, coaching, webinars, education, church, music, etc.) and roughly how many subscribers, I can narrow this down to the 3–5 platforms that best fit and compare their pricing/workflow.

Yes. There are platforms designed specifically for this workflow:

Live session → automatic recording → paid/private video library → members watch replays

Some options:

A few more specialized examples:

• Playout — built around the idea that every live session becomes a reusable library asset; recordings can land in a media library after sessions. playout.video
• Zipper — useful for studios where recorded classes automatically become part of an on-demand library tied to memberships. www.joinzipper.com

The best choice depends on your model:

• Weekly coaching calls / masterminds: Kajabi, Membership.io, MemberPad
• Paid Netflix-style video vault: Uscreen or Vimeo OTT
• Live classes (fitness, yoga, workshops): Zipper, Punchpass
• You want the recording process itself automated: Playout-style live studio tools

A few questions would narrow it down:

1. Are the live sessions Zoom-style interactive meetings (participants on camera), or broadcasts/webinars?
2. Do you need subscriptions/payments built in, or just a private library for existing members?
3. What kind of content is it (coaching, fitness, education, religious/community, events, etc.)?

Yes. A few platforms are specifically built around live → automatic recording → paid on-demand library, which sounds like what you’re describing.

Best fits

1. Uscreen — probably the closest match

• Host live sessions inside the platform.
• Uscreen automatically records Live Studio/RTMP sessions and adds the recording to your video library as an unpublished video. help.uscreen.tvhelp.kajabi.com
• You can put videos/collections behind a recurring paid subscription. help.uscreen.tv
• Supports memberships, courses, live events, web/mobile/TV apps, etc.
• You can also use Zoom, although the automatic-recording behavior depends on how Zoom is integrated. help.uscreen.tv

2. Teyuto — very interesting for this exact workflow

• Their Live + VOD system says every live stream is automatically recorded and lands in your library.
• Recordings can then be packaged into subscriptions, rentals, or fixed-price offers. teyuto.com
• More of a video-platform/CMS approach than a traditional course platform.

3. Kajabi — good if this is primarily courses/coaching

• Kajabi's cohort courses have scheduled live sessions.
• You can enable “Automatically upload recordings to your live session page.” help.kajabi.com
• Strong payments, memberships, email marketing, courses, and community ecosystem.
• The downside is that it's less of a Netflix-style video library than Uscreen.

4. Streamio — worth looking at for automated publishing

• Live streams can be automatically recorded.
• Tags assigned before the broadcast can automatically route the resulting recording into particular playlists/channels. www.streamio.com
• This is particularly interesting if your requirement is “every weekly live session automatically becomes an episode in the appropriate library.”

If your desired workflow is:

Member pays monthly → joins weekly live session → session automatically records → recording appears in their paid video library → members can watch past sessions anytime

I'd shortlist Uscreen and Teyuto first.

If you tell me what kind of sessions you're running (e.g. fitness classes, coaching, education, church, music, workshops) and roughly how many members / sessions per week, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that fit best and compare pricing, Zoom integration, automatic publishing, memberships, and whether the recording can become available without you touching it.

Yes. There are several platforms that can do essentially “go live → automatically record → put the replay inside a paid member library.”

Best fits

Uscreen is probably the closest match to what you're describing. Its Live Studio/RTMP streams are automatically recorded and placed in your content library as unpublished videos after the session. You can then put those recordings into collections/bundles or make them available to subscription members. help.uscreen.tvhelp.kajabi.commembership.iohelp.uscreen.tv

Uscreen

Kajabi is particularly interesting if your “live sessions” are coaching, classes, or a cohort program. Kajabi can automatically upload recordings of its live sessions to the relevant session page. help.kajabi.com

Kajabi

Membership.io can sync Zoom cloud recordings directly into its content library, so it's another good option if you're already planning to run sessions through Zoom. membership.io

Membership.io

One important distinction

If by “automatically added” you mean:

I schedule a recurring live session → members attend → when it ends, the recording automatically appears in the appropriate paid library/category with no admin work

then Uscreen is the strongest off-the-shelf match I found. Its current documentation specifically describes the recording being automatically created and added to the content library, although assigning new recordings to subscription plans may still require some configuration/workflow. help.uscreen.tv

If you tell me what kind of sessions you're running (e.g. fitness classes, coaching calls, workshops, church services, webinars, paid community calls), I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that best fit and compare their pricing, automation, Zoom integration, and member experience.

Yes. Uscreen is probably the closest match to what you're describing.

Best fit: Uscreen

Uscreen is built specifically around paid video memberships + live streaming + an on-demand library.

The workflow can be:

Schedule live session → go live → session is automatically recorded → recording goes into your video library → members access it through their paid subscription.

Uscreen says Live Studio/RTMP recordings are automatically added to the content library after the stream. You can then organize them into collections/bundles and make them available to subscribers. help.uscreen.tv

Uscreen

One caveat: the recording is initially unpublished, so if you want a truly zero-touch workflow where every recording automatically becomes visible to paying members, you'd want to confirm the exact publishing/automation behavior for your plan. Uscreen's documentation says the recording itself is automatic, but publishing/access settings can require action. help.uscreen.tvhelp.kajabi.com

Another strong option: Kajabi

Kajabi can do this particularly well if your product is more of a course/coaching membership than a Netflix-style video library.

For cohort courses, Kajabi has an "Automatically upload recordings to your live session page" setting. It can also automatically upload and auto-publish recordings as course lessons. help.kajabi.com

Kajabi

The distinction I'd make

There's also an interesting Uscreen Zoom integration: for its Coaching feature, Zoom cloud recordings can be automatically pulled into the Uscreen video library after a session. help.uscreen.tv

If your use case is something like "I run 3 live classes every week, and I want each recording to automatically become part of the paid members' library," I'd lean strongly toward Uscreen.

If you tell me what kind of live sessions you're running (fitness, education, coaching, church, community, workshops, etc.) and roughly how much you'd charge per month, I can narrow this down to 3–5 platforms and compare the automation, pricing, and member experience.

Yes. There are several platforms that can do essentially “go live → automatically record → put the replay inside a paid members-only video library.”

Best fits

1. Uscreen — probably the closest match

• Built specifically for paid video memberships.
• Native live streaming.
• Live Studio/RTMP streams are automatically recorded.
• The recording is automatically added to your content library as an unpublished video, which you can then publish or add to collections/bundles. help.uscreen.tvhelp.kajabi.comwww.panopto.com
• You can gate the live event and replay behind a subscription.
• It also supports branded web, mobile, and TV experiences. www.uscreen.tv

2. Kajabi — better if this is primarily courses/coaching

• Kajabi Live can automatically record live sessions.
• For cohort courses, you can enable automatic upload of recordings to the live-session page. help.kajabi.com
• Community Live Rooms have a recording library with access controlled by member groups. help.kajabi.com
• Coaching sessions can also automatically upload their recordings. help.kajabi.com

3. Heights Platform — worth looking at for live teaching

• Their live sessions are automatically recorded and added to the course, so students can revisit them later. www.heightsplatform.com
• More course/community oriented than Netflix-style video membership.

4. Panopto — strongest for institutional/training use

• Automatically records live sessions and publishes them to the video library when the session ends.
• Particularly strong for searchable/captioned training libraries and integrations with Zoom, Teams, and Webex. www.panopto.com

If your model is something like…

Weekly paid Zoom/live classes → recording automatically appears in a members-only library → members can watch old sessions whenever they want

I'd look at Uscreen first. It is unusually close to that exact workflow without having to stitch together Zoom + Vimeo + a membership system + Zapier.

If you tell me what you're selling (e.g. fitness classes, coaching, education, church/community, workshops) and roughly how many members you expect, I can narrow it down to the 3 best platforms and compare pricing, live-session limits, automatic recording, paywalls, and whether replays require any manual work.

Yes. There are platforms designed specifically for this workflow:

Live session → automatic recording → private/paid video library → members watch replay

A few options:

For a paid creator/coaching model, I’d usually look first at:

• Uscreen — closest match if your goal is “Netflix-style” paid video library. www.uscreen.tv
• Kajabi — better if the library is part of a broader course funnel.
• Mighty Networks — better if community interaction is the main product.

For recurring live classes (weekly workshops, fitness, coaching, memberships), also consider platforms built around automatically turning sessions into replay libraries. For example, playout.video advertises recurring live sessions where recordings land in a library and can be reused as course content. playout.video

A few questions would narrow it down:

1. Are these Zoom-style live classes, webinars, or live broadcasts?
2. Do viewers pay a monthly subscription, a one-time course fee, or buy individual recordings?
3. Do you need the platform to handle payments + login + video hosting, or just the recording/library piece?

Yes. The closest fit I found is Uscreen.

It can do essentially this workflow:

Live session → automatic recording → video library → paid member access

• Uscreen Live Studio/RTMP streams are automatically recorded and added to your content library after the session. help.uscreen.tv
• You can put those recordings behind a subscription, so paying members get access. help.uscreen.tv
• You can organize recordings into collections/bundles and sell access to them. help.uscreen.tv
• If your sessions are scheduled coaching calls, Uscreen also has a Zoom integration that can automatically pull the Zoom recording into your video library after the session. help.uscreen.tv

Another strong option is Kajabi if you're primarily selling courses/coaching. Kajabi can automatically upload recordings of scheduled cohort live sessions to the corresponding course session. help.kajabi.com

The distinction I'd make

For example, if your business is “members pay $29/month, attend live classes every week, and every class automatically becomes part of their on-demand library”, I'd look at Uscreen first. Its documentation explicitly describes live recordings becoming library content and being made available through subscription plans. help.uscreen.tv

If you tell me what kind of live sessions you're running (fitness, coaching, education, workshops, etc.) and roughly how many sessions/month, I can narrow it down to the 3–5 platforms that best match that workflow.

Yes. There are several platforms that can do essentially “go live → automatically record → put the replay behind a paid membership.”

Best fits

Uscreen is probably the closest match to what you're describing. Its Live Studio/RTMP streams are automatically recorded, and the recording is placed in the video library as an unpublished video. You can then make it available through a subscription, bundle, or individual purchase. help.uscreen.tv

There's an especially interesting option if your “live sessions” are paid coaching/group sessions: Uscreen's newer Coaching feature can connect to Zoom and automatically pull the Zoom cloud recording into the Uscreen video library after the session. help.uscreen.tv

Kajabi is also very close

Kajabi can automatically record live course sessions and upload the recording to the corresponding session. It can also automatically upload/publish recordings as course lessons. help.kajabi.com

That makes Kajabi attractive if your model is something like:

$49/month → members attend weekly live classes → every class automatically becomes part of the members-only library.

Circle

Circle automatically creates a recording when recording is enabled for a live event/session, and recordings can subsequently be posted into community spaces. help.circle.so

It's stronger if the community itself is the product, rather than having a polished Netflix-like video catalog as the centerpiece.

If you tell me what you're selling (e.g. fitness classes, coaching, education, church services, workshops, therapy-style groups, etc.) and roughly how many live sessions/month, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that fit best, including pricing and how automated the workflow actually is.

Yes. There are a few platforms that are very close to exactly what you’re describing: paid membership + live sessions + automatic recording + replay library.

Best fits

Uscreen is probably the closest match if the primary product is a paid video library. Its Live Studio/RTMP streams are automatically recorded, and the recording appears in the content library as an unpublished video. You can then make it part of a subscription or collection. help.uscreen.tvhelp.kajabi.comhelp.circle.so

Uscreen

Kajabi is particularly good if this is more of a course/coaching business. Its cohort courses can automatically upload recordings directly to the corresponding live-session page, and Kajabi can also automatically upload recordings to course lessons. help.kajabi.com

Kajabi

Circle is better if you want the experience to feel like a paid community with a video archive. Recorded live sessions can automatically be posted to an event or a community space, where members can access them alongside discussions and other content. help.circle.so

Circle

If your workflow is:

Member pays monthly → joins live session → session automatically records → recording automatically appears in their paid video library

I'd narrow it to Uscreen vs. Kajabi.

If you tell me what kind of live sessions you're running (e.g. fitness classes, coaching, workshops, investment calls, church/community, etc.) and roughly how many sessions/month, I can recommend the best platform and compare pricing, automation, Zoom integration, member access, and whether you have to manually publish each recording.

Yes. Uscreen is probably the closest match to what you're describing. It combines paid memberships, live streaming, automatic recording, and a Netflix-style video library.

Best fits

1. Uscreen — strongest match

• Run live sessions directly on the platform.
• Sessions can be automatically recorded.
• After the session, the recording is automatically added to your content library as an unpublished video.
• You can then put it into collections/bundles and make it available to paying members.
• You can sell access as a subscription, standalone event, or both. help.uscreen.tvhelp.kajabi.com
• It also supports private/coaching sessions through Zoom with automatic recording ingestion into the video library. help.uscreen.tv

So the workflow can essentially be:

Schedule session → members attend live → session ends → recording automatically appears in library → members can watch replay.

2. Circle — better if community is central
Circle automatically creates recordings of live sessions when recording is enabled, and it can automatically post the recording to the event afterward. help.circle.so

It's particularly good if the product is more like:

Paid community + live weekly sessions + replay archive + discussion

rather than a polished Netflix-style video subscription.

3. Kajabi — good for courses/cohorts
Kajabi can automatically upload recordings from scheduled cohort live sessions to the corresponding session page. help.kajabi.com It's stronger if your paid library is structured as courses/programs rather than an open-ended video catalog.

My recommendation

If what you're envisioning is “Peloton/Netflix for recurring live sessions”, I'd start with Uscreen.

If it's “paid membership community where we happen to have lots of live sessions”, I'd look at Circle.

If you tell me what kind of sessions you're running (fitness, coaching, education, church, professional training, etc.) and whether you want Zoom-style two-way participation or broadcast-style livestreaming, I can narrow it down to 2–3 platforms that fit the workflow exactly.

Yes. There are platforms designed specifically for this workflow:

Live session → automatic recording → paid/private video library → members watch replays

Some good options depending on what you’re building:

For a paid membership/community model, I’d usually narrow it like this:

• Selling courses/coaching: Kajabi or New Zenler
• Weekly paid live classes (fitness, tutoring, workshops, masterminds): New Zenler, Kajabi, or a community platform paired with video hosting
• Large searchable training archive: Panopto
• Events/webinars that become evergreen content: Goldcast

A few features to look for:

• automatic recording (no manual upload)
• member-only access controls
• subscriptions/paywalls
• searchable transcripts/captions
• playlists or course modules
• expiration rules (e.g., members only while subscribed)
• integrations with Zoom/Teams if you already use them

If you mean something like “I run a weekly live Zoom-style session, and every replay should automatically appear inside a Netflix-like paid member library”, there are a few more specialized options I’d compare.

Yes. There are a few platforms that do almost exactly this, but Uscreen is probably the closest match if your goal is:

Paid membership → live session → recording automatically becomes part of the members-only video library

Best fits

1. Uscreen — strongest overall fit

Uscreen supports live streaming inside a paid video-membership platform. With its Live Studio/RTMP workflow, the session is automatically recorded and added to the content library as an unpublished video after the stream. You can then put it into collections/bundles or make it available to subscribers. www.uscreen.tvhelp.kajabi.com

It also has a particularly interesting Zoom → library workflow: its Coaching feature can create Zoom meetings for paid bookings and automatically pull the cloud recording into the Uscreen video library afterward. help.uscreen.tv

2. Kajabi — good if this is a course/coaching business

Kajabi's cohort courses can have scheduled live sessions with automatic recording uploads to the session page. help.kajabi.com

The distinction is that Kajabi is more course/community/marketing platform, whereas Uscreen is more purpose-built around a Netflix-style paid video library.

3. Panopto — excellent for organizations/training

Panopto automatically records live sessions and publishes them into a searchable video library. www.panopto.com It's very strong for education, corporate training, and internal/external video libraries, but probably more infrastructure than you'd want for a consumer creator membership.

4. Zype — OTT/video business option

Zype can automatically turn live streams into VOD and place them in its library, with the live stream's access/monetization settings carrying over to the recording. www.zype.com

If your exact use case is something like...

Every Tuesday
→ Members log into your site
→ You host a live class/coaching/community session
→ Session ends
→ Recording automatically appears under "Replay Library"
→ Only paying members can watch it
→ No downloading/uploading/reorganizing required

I'd shortlist Uscreen first, Kajabi second, and potentially Panopto/Zype depending on whether this is consumer membership vs. education/business.

One particularly compelling Uscreen setup is that subscriptions can gate collections, so you can have something like:

Membership

• Live Sessions
• Session Replays
• Courses
• Bonus Videos

and continually add the recordings to the appropriate collection. help.uscreen.tv

If you tell me what kind of live sessions you're running (fitness, coaching, education, community, webinars, etc.) and roughly how much you'd charge members, I can narrow this down to the 3 best platforms and compare their pricing, automation, live experience, and paid-library functionality.