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When the two products don't fit as they are.

Most projects ship on a standard CPaaS tier or a stock EdgeEngine license. When that isn't the fit, it is usually one of three things — and all three are work we do ourselves.

Custom Engine

The streaming engine, built for your hardware.

A build of the EdgeEngine targeting the SoC, OS and codec set you actually ship, rather than the nearest standard tier.

· Ports to boards outside the stock x86 and ARM builds

· Pipeline changes — capture path, codecs, hardware encoders

· Integration into firmware you already have, against the Edge Contract

· Offline and air-gapped licensing for sites that never route outbound

Discuss an engine build

Custom Software

The surfaces around the video.

The console, the viewer and the integrations — built on the same API and Embed SDK the standard product uses.

· White-labeled operations console on your own domain

· Viewers embedded in your app or product, not a link out to ours

· Integrations with the systems the video has to reach

· Dashboards and reporting on top of the session and telemetry data

OEM Shop

Streaming inside the product you manufacture.

The hardware-side work of shipping a device with the engine already in it — from board selection through the factory floor.

· Board selection and bring-up for a streaming workload

· Provisioning at manufacture, so a unit enrolls on first power-on

· Per-device license issuance at production volume

· Conformance testing against the same reference the platform ships

Why us for this
The same team maintains the engine and the platform.

Custom work here is not integration against someone else's black box. The device side is a written contract with a reference implementation behind it, so a custom build — ours or yours — is verified against the same conformance suite the standard product is. Nothing about a bespoke engagement puts you on a fork we don't maintain.

Tell us what you're building.

Hardware, volume, timeline and where the video has to end up — enough to say whether this is a standard license or a project.

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