Can I charge a price (on my web site) for allowing someone to watch a video, that I uploaded to YouTube, but have embedded on my web site? Or is that aginst YouTube's TOU?
Not sure why you wouldn't just upload the video to your website's server? It may or may not be against YouTube's TOU but it doesn't seem ethical. If you're providing it for free on YT, why would you charge users to watch it on your website? Maybe provide us with more info so we can make sense of what you're trying to do.
I agree with Jay_, I'd get a dedicated server build website and do link redirects to youtube. Now would people pay you for it... meh
A bunch of dumb replies... No you can't charge to watch a YouTube video. However, you can host the video on your server and set up a members area with a simple free media player then charge for access.
My question: Is your video a course or something that is of value/educational? Also, if you already have uploaded it on YouTube how do you think you are going to earn from the video unless you send people on YT to watch and already have a monetized account on it. Alas! one sensible reply on the thread.
Yes..you can do that.. Is any other instruction do you need. People love this when you pay for their work, even for penny..
You can do that with vimeo service which will host your video,gives you embed code and let you charge your customers. On YouTube, you can make the video invisible on YouTube search and show it on your website after charging your customers. YouTube has also a business registration, but I have never used it.