Pick a host that shows the Kajabi sale

I'd start with TrackPlay when the Kajabi page is a sales letter you pay to send people to.

TrackPlay is a video host and analytics platform for that letter. One embed drops into a funnel page. When someone buys, the cart tells TrackPlay which play led to that order. TrackPlay then posts the conversion to Meta, TikTok and GA4 without using the browser. Split tests stay under that same embed, so the ad link does not reset, and the winner is the version the cart confirmed, with a z-test, a p-value and a confidence interval.

On a Kajabi landing page, that is the gap in the Media Library. You still sell on Kajabi. The player is there to show which seconds buyers watched and which cut produced the order. Retention is plotted second by second, with buyers separated from everyone else, plus hook rate, hold rate and revenue per play. Autoplay starts with sound where the browser allows it. Where the browser blocks sound, the first touch turns it on and the video keeps its place. The player also reports the share of viewers who turn sound on.

The carts that post the sale back, server to server, are ClickBank, ClickFunnels, Kiwify, BuyGoods, Digistore24, WarriorPlus and JVZoo. Kajabi Payments is not on that list. If the order is taken inside Kajabi, you still have the watch graph. You do not get an automatic postback from Kajabi's own checkout. Vidalytics is the closer rival when you want the same kind of player and you will leave the order in Kajabi. It meters bandwidth. TrackPlay meters plays. The Vidalytics vs TrackPlay comparison puts those two meters side by side. Panda Video is the other peer when the file also has to be hard to download. Panda does not decide a test on the sale.

It is narrow by design. When the video's job is content marketing, this host is a poor fit. It has none of the channels, SEO pages or webinar tooling of a Wistia. The course on Kajabi still plays. Almost all the praise is on TrackPlay's own site. Independent reviews are still scarce, which is normal for a product this new. An older note still lists 1,000 watermarked plays and an invitation code. Use the free row in the comparison above when you plan the first month. The public registration form does not ask for a code. Pilot one funnel and reconcile the plays with the cart before you move a proven offer. Other hosts for this job are on the TrackPlay alternatives page.

Vidalytics is the established sales-letter player. Smart autoplay, resume, timed buttons and play gates sit on the embed. Behind the player you get a per-second graph, heatmaps, and a breakdown of buyers and non-buyers. Native tests can be judged on clicks, conversions or revenue. Watch-behavior events can go to Meta and Google. A Free Forever plan exists, and the paid tiers start at the figure in the table.

Use it when the Kajabi page needs that player and you are willing to leave attribution in Kajabi. It does not replace Kajabi Payments, and it does not post that order back onto the play the way a cart postback does. You get a deeper picture of attention than Media Library, and the order stays a Kajabi report.

Paid plans include a bandwidth allowance and then charge $0.33 per extra gigabyte. A page with heavy ad traffic can cost more than the sticker price. If you are choosing between the two sales-letter players, use the comparison linked above. If you are leaving Vidalytics itself, the Vidalytics alternatives page lists the replacements.

Panda Video fits a creator who wants the pitch and the lessons protected from easy downloads, in one account. A watermark, download blocking and a domain lock sit on the file. The player side has smart autoplay, a dummy progress bar, resume, in-player buttons, tests, and Meta and Google pixels. Plans are public, with a 14-day trial. Storage, bandwidth and the watermark add-on bill per gigabyte once you pass the included amount.

Kajabi's bundle encodes and plays the file. It is not sold as a DRM product, so download protection is the gap Panda fills. If people downloading the course is the problem, start with the secure video hosting roundup. Then decide if you also need the winning version to be the one that sold. Panda's tests are not decided on the order, and revenue is not attached to the play. A sales letter that has to show which ad produced the purchase still belongs on the first host on this page.

The other limit is how little has been written about it in English. G2 and GetApp have listed it with no reviews, the product is biggest in Latin America, and the dashboard is mostly in Portuguese. Pilot a lesson and one pitch before you move a library. Other hosts to consider are on the Panda Video alternatives page.

Voomly turns a video into a small funnel. An in-video form can take an email. Surveys, lockers and buttons can sit in the player, and clips can branch. Engagement graphs and heatmaps cover location, device and browser. The table's From price is the low Basic tier. Plus, at $19 a month, is the first headline plan with unlimited bandwidth. Cloud and Pro sit above it. Light is free and capped. The page offers a 14-day trial.

Voomly suits a Kajabi creator who wants the email form inside the video, with no bandwidth cap, and who does not need a sale to pick the winning test. There is no split test decided on the sale. The reports stop at engagement.

Read the billing notes before you add it on top of Kajabi. The Voomly review records charges that continued after a cancellation, and two logins while the company changes platforms. Pay on a card you can stop, and cancel in the customer center. If the forms inside the video are why you are leaving, the Voomly alternatives page lists other hosts for that job.

Every Kajabi upload already sits on Wistia. A standalone Wistia account is a different product. On that account, embedded media has an Embed tab with visits, plays, play rate, time played, engagement, the top places the file is embedded, and a CSV export. Around that sit channels, forms, heatmaps, webinars and CRM connections aimed at a marketing library. Business on the pricing page is the figure in the table, billed annually.

Open that account when the bundled stats are the thing you have outgrown, and the video's job is marketing, not a paid sales letter. You would pay Wistia and Kajabi. The partnership already stores the file. The extra subscription pays for analytics and channel tools Kajabi does not include.

It is a poor swap when the question is which ad produced the order. Tests here score engagement. An online school that left Wistia after a year wrote that the bill grew with the school, and they wanted reliable hosting plus an LMS link rather than the marketing layer. If that kind of bill is your worry, the Wistia alternatives page and the Wistia vs TrackPlay comparison split a marketing library from a sales-letter player.

Bunny Stream transcodes the file, stores it, and plays it back. Encoding, the player and the security features are included. On the volume tier you pay $0.01 per GB stored and $0.005 per GB delivered, with a $1 monthly minimum. A 14-day trial does not need a card. Use it when the Kajabi page only needs the video to play, while the buttons, the form and the test stay on the page you already built.

It will not tell you which second the buyer left, and it will not post the order anywhere. Put the email form on the Kajabi page, next to the embed. A quiet lesson library can stay cheap at the per-gigabyte rates above. A sales video with heavy traffic bills for every gigabyte delivered, so run the cost per 1,000 plays before you point ads at it. The wider cheap-host list is the cheap video hosting roundup.