OrcaSMM vs Uscreen
OrcaSMM and Uscreen are both Creator monetization tools. Here is how they compare on pricing, audience, platforms and community votes.
Cheap, automated SMM panel: followers, likes and views with instant start
Video membership platform with branded mobile and TV apps for creators
| Pricing | Paid | Paid · $49 |
| Built for | Freelancers, Small businesses, Agencies, Creators | Creators, Small businesses |
| Platforms | web, api | web, ios, android |
| Country | TR · 2026 | US · 2014 |
| Community votes | 1 | 0 |
| Rating | — | — |
OrcaSMM
OrcaSMM is a social media marketing (SMM) panel for creators, agencies and resellers. Buy followers, likes, views, comments and subscribers for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Telegram, Facebook, X, Spotify and Twitch from thousands of services, with prices per 1000 starting at a few cents. Orders start automatically, undelivered quantity is refunded, and refill is available on supported services. Pay by card or crypto, automate with the public API (JAP-compatible), resell through white-label child panels, and use free tools such as a username generator, engagement calculator and TikTok gift price list. Available in 7 languages.
Uscreen
Uscreen is a video membership and OTT platform founded in 2014 in Washington, DC and now run as a remote-first company. It lets fitness instructors, educators, faith communities and media brands sell video subscriptions, courses and live streams under their own brand instead of relying on YouTube or Patreon. After about ten years bootstrapped, it took a $150M growth investment from PSG in 2025.
Creators get a branded storefront and video catalogue, native live streaming with chat, community channels, subscriptions, free trials and one-off purchases, marketing automations and analytics. Higher tiers add branded iOS and Android apps, and Custom plans add TV apps. Pricing combines a monthly platform fee with a per-subscriber fee on Growth ($1.99) and App Essentials ($0.99); Starter has no subscriber fee but is capped at 100 subscribers.
Uscreen fits creators whose business is video-first and who want members watching in their own apps. Kajabi is stronger for courses, funnels and email marketing, Patreon is cheaper to start but takes a revenue cut and keeps the audience on its platform, and Teachable focuses on courses rather than streaming libraries.
Uscreen says creators have earned over $1B on the platform. Model the subscriber fee carefully: at around 300 paying members, Growth and App Essentials cost about the same, and above that App Essentials becomes cheaper while also including apps.