Video paywall is essentially a digital barrier that restricts access to video content unless the viewer has paid for it. In other words, instead of freely available videos, content behind a paywall requires users to purchase a subscription or make a payment (one-time or recurring) before they can watch. This mechanism is extremely important for content creators and businesses to monetize video content directly. By implementing a paywall, streaming platforms and video publishers can generate a steady revenue stream from their videos rather than relying solely on ads or free distribution. Table of Contents: What is Video Paywall? Types of…