Synamedia Go helps streaming service operators solve today’s most persistent delivery and growth challenges: accelerating launch timelines, avoiding lock-in, improving discovery across ever-expanding catalogues (including live and short-form), and reducing the operational overhead of running and evolving a modern streaming service.
Built as an open, modular, SaaS OTT video platform, Synamedia Go enables telcos, broadcasters, and content owners to manage VOD, catch-up, linear, and live experiences through a single service foundation, with capabilities that can be adopted incrementally as your strategy evolves.
Synamedia Go is designed for agility: operators can add or extend capabilities without re-platforming, using an open approach that supports integration with pre-integrated partners and custom components. This reduces both delivery risk and long-term architectural constraints as product requirements change.
Delivered as a cloud-based SaaS platform, Synamedia Go accelerates onboarding and configuration while streamlining service operations. Automatic upgrades and cloud-native scalability reduce the burden of managing infrastructure and help teams focus on experience and growth rather than platform maintenance.
Synamedia Go is increasingly focused on helping services improve content discovery across all content types, including live and short-form. AI-powered personalisation, enriched metadata, and enhanced visuals support more contextual, intuitive navigation and stronger engagement.
With Go.Aggregate, operators can combine multiple provider catalogues into a single enriched dataset, improving discovery quality and enabling consistent merchandising across aggregated content experiences.
Synamedia Go supports subscription, ad-supported, and transactional approaches, enabling operators to match monetisation strategy to market needs and evolve toward hybrid models over time.
Synamedia Go is designed to deliver services across web, mobile, smart TVs, and streaming devices, helping ensure consistent experiences as audiences shift between screens.
