ReelShort Clone App - White-Label Short-Drama OTT with Coin & VIP Monetization

Yes. You launch under your own branding, your own catalog and your own commercial terms. The product replicates common short-drama streaming patterns rather than any protected asset, and you supply and license the content yourself. The demo catalog that ships is original seed material with royalty-free stills, not licensed third-party drama.

The Miracuves ReelShort Clone starts from $3,399 for a launch-ready white-label deployment. Final scope varies with catalog size, gateway selection, ad network setup, storage and CDN choices, and store publishing.

Six days from our side. The platform is ready-made, so our work is rebranding it and deploying to your server, and that is done in under six days. What extends the calendar is anything we need from you: brand assets, hosting access, your catalog and episode files, and merchant accounts for whichever payment gateway you enable.

Access is decided at read time from four facts: whether the episode is locked in the catalog, whether its number falls inside the free window, whether the viewer holds an active VIP window, and whether a per-user unlock row already exists. Coins, a rewarded ad or auto-unlock all write that same row, so the entitlement is identical however it was earned.

Reward coins come from the ladder, ads, referrals and bonuses and carry an expiry window. Purchased coins come from a coin pack and do not expire. Spending always draws reward coins first so promotional inventory is consumed before money the viewer actually paid, and both roll into a single displayed total.

On the store build, yes, through AdMob with your own unit IDs, which is an integration step. On the web surface the ad unlock is a simulated timed preview rather than a live ad network, so it demonstrates the flow without generating revenue. We state this plainly because it is the kind of thing that surprises buyers otherwise.

Five locales ship: English, Hebrew, Hindi, Arabic and Spanish, with right-to-left layout for Hebrew and Arabic across the consumer web app, the store build and the operator console. The console also carries an app language editor so you can change client copy without a rebuild. Some later Hindi, Arabic and Spanish web strings fall back to English, so completing that copy is a configuration task.

Not out of the box. The withdrawal method and request models are in the schema with minimum thresholds in settings, so the wallet architecture supports it, but the consumer flow, the operator payout desk and the bank rails are advanced setup. We sell it as wallet architecture that can support cash-out, never as a live payout product.

Yes. You receive the consumer web application, the Next.js 14 operator console, the Express API with all 33 Mongoose models, the seed catalog script and the Flutter store build for iOS and Android, with full ownership to modify, rebrand and extend.

It ships with a dedicated VAPT reference mapping the OWASP Top 10, and that document is deliberately candid. Built controls include hosted checkout with no card data stored, magic-byte upload inspection, a server-enforced view-only demo operator, proxy rules hiding sensitive paths and native screenshot restriction. It also names its own backlog: password hashing currently uses reversible encryption rather than a slow hash, request rate limiting is not bundled, CORS defaults open, the client settings payload is unscoped, and staff permissions are enforced in the console rather than on every route. We complete those with you at deployment.