Where is Videoland located?

Videoland is headquartered in Luxembourg, Luxembourg.

Where does Videoland rank among its competitors?

Videoland ranks 69th amongst 2321 active competitors, of which 80 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was MUBI, which secured $100M in Jun, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Videoland?

Videoland's top competitors include Netflix, Angel Studios and MUBI. Among them, MUBI secured the most recent funding round in June, 2025.

Videoland - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Company Details

Videoland is a subscription based video on demand service. Offers subscription as well as rental option. Available on laptop / PC, smartphone, tablet, Smart TV and Apple TV. Monthly subscription starts at 8.99 Euros per month. Focusses on Dutch movies and series.

Website: www.videoland.com/nl/
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Founded Year

2008

Location

Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

69^th among 2321 active competitors

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Videoland has not raised any funding rounds yet.

The founders of Videoland are Nico Broersen and Gerard Van Stijn.

Here are the details of Videoland's key team members:

Nico Broersen: Co-Founder of Videoland and founder of 1 other company.
Gerard Van Stijn: Co-Founder of Videoland.

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Top competitors of Videoland include Netflix, Angel Studios and MUBI. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Videoland, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Netflix 1997, Los Gatos (United States), Public	Provider of streaming services for TV shows, movies, and documentaries	$80M	Foundation Capital, Group Arnault & 18 others	86/100
2nd	Angel Studios 2013, Provo (United States), Acquired	Streaming platform offering curated shows and movies funded by its members	$97.6M	Gigafund, Uncorrelated Ventures & 2 others	79/100
3rd	MUBI 2007, Palo Alto (United States), Series F	App-based movie streaming platform	$127M	MMC Ventures, White Star Capital & 36 others	78/100
4th	STAGE 2019, Delhi (India), Series B	Provider of Indian movies, web series and originals	$23.7M	Blume Venture, Goodwater Capital & 203 others	77/100
5th	Hulu 2007, Santa Monica (United States), Acquired	Subscription-based OTT video content streaming platform	$100M	AT&T, The Walt Disney Company & 4 others	75/100
6th	Tubi 2014, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Provider of on-demand streaming video offering movies and television shows	$26M	Cota Capital, Tegna & 19 others	74/100
7th	IQiyi 2010, Beijing (China), Public	Subscription-based streaming platform	$2.04B	Sequoia Capital China, Hillhouse & 20 others	74/100
8th	Telly 2008, Los Angeles (United States), Series B	Subscription-based VOD streaming platform	$18.6M	DFJ, Felicis Ventures & 12 others	71/100
9th	JioHotstar 2015, Mumbai (India), Acquired	Online video streaming platform offering movies, TV shows, live sports, and original content	-	-	70/100
10th	Youku Tudou 2006, Shanghai (China), Acquired	Online video streaming platform	$110M	Maverick Ventures, Sutter Hill Ventures & 14 others	70/100
69th	Videoland 2008, Luxembourg (Luxembourg), Unfunded	Subscription as well as rental based video on demand service	-	-	54/100