View once. Then it's gone.
A view-once video plays one time for the person who opens it, then the link burns. Vuonce makes that a product: creators sell view-once drops, and buyers get a single, private viewing.
Sell a view-once dropHow view-once works on Vuonce
When a buyer pays, Vuonce issues a one-time link tied to a single viewing session. When the video ends (or the access window runs out), the link stops working for good.
There's no replay button and no library to come back to, which is exactly what makes a drop feel exclusive and keeps it from leaking.
Why creators choose watch-once
Scarcity sells: fans buy because it won't be there tomorrow. And because nothing is stored on the buyer's phone, your content stays yours.
Frequently asked questions
Can the buyer watch it again? +
Not with the same purchase. They can buy a rewatch if the creator allows it.
Can someone screen-record it? +
No platform can fully stop a camera pointed at a screen, but Vuonce blocks downloads, ties each view to one session and device, and burns the link after viewing.
How do buyers pay? +
With M-Pesa, using the prompt that appears on their phone.
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Vuonce is for adults 18+. Creators must own their content and have everyone's consent. See our Terms and Content Policy.