Sharing, embeds and approvals

A share link opens a page at /v/… with the player and a call to action. You choose whether it allows comments and “Remix with your brand”, and when it expires. Label links (A, B…) to compare where views come from.

Remix lets a viewer make the same video on their own brand. Every share page carries your referral code, and a viewer who signs up is tracked to you in the affiliate programme (Creators in the app). Commission on crypto payments is coming soon; the rules are in the terms.

Review links (on Crypto Pro, Agency, Agent Pro and Done-for-you) let a client or your community comment at exact moments of the video without an account. Clients only ever see review threads; your team's internal threads stay private.

Anyone on the workspace, and the client through the review link, can mark a version Approved or Changes requested (a note is required). The history stays, and the latest decision on a review link shows on its share page.

Embedding is free on every plan. On Free a small “Made with loudscene” badge shows; on paid plans there is no loudscene mark. Copy the snippet from the Share screen, as an iframe or a single script tag:

<div data-loudscene="YOUR_SHARE_SLUG" data-format="9:16" data-autoplay="1" data-loop="1"></div>
<script src="https://www.loudscene.com/embed/script.js" async></script>

data-format is one of 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5; data-autoplay and data-loop are optional. The script finds every [data-loudscene] element and puts a responsive player there; it is safe to include twice.

The Share screen counts, for the share page and embeds:

• views (counted when playback starts) and distinct viewers;
• average watch time and the share who watched to the end;
• clicks on Remix, Download and the badge;
• all of it per link, per A/B label, per version and per source (share page or embed).

Stats never follow a person: a viewer is a salted hash of their IP address, scoped to one video, so nobody can be traced from one video to another. Bots and link previews are not counted. The share page sets a one-day cookie so a reload doesn't count as a new view, and keeps your referral code for 90 days if the viewer has none yet.

A crypto team can sign an exported film with its wallet, so anyone can check that the file is the official one. The film then shows a Signed badge on its share page and embeds. See Signed announcements.

Nothing is public unless you choose it. Tick “show in gallery” on a video to list it in the gallery, where others can watch and remix it.