BrightScript channels with subscription tiers, remote content control and full store certification — the whole path from playlist to a published channel on the Roku store.
Roku is not a phone with a bigger screen. Focus has to land where the viewer expects, every screen has to work from ten feet away, and the store review is stricter than Google's.
Channel grids, categories, continue watching, and an inline player with the trick-play controls Roku viewers expect from the remote.
Free, ad-supported and paid tiers through Roku Pay, with entitlement checks that survive a device reset.
The channel reads a JSON feed you control, so adding or removing streams never needs a new store submission.
A web panel for managing channels, categories, artwork and tiers, built alongside the channel rather than sold separately.
Deep linking, trick play, closed captions, performance budgets and the content-rating paperwork prepared before submission.
Tested on the cheap Roku sticks your audience actually owns, where a careless SceneGraph layout drops frames immediately.
Pick the structure that fits your catalogue. Each one is a working build, skinned in your brand.
Category menu across the top, content rows beneath. The most familiar Roku pattern.
Icon sidebar with a poster grid. Best for large channel counts.
One large featured stream with rails below. Best for live events.
Flat grid of category tiles. Simplest to navigate with a remote.
We look at your streams, your catalogue size and how you want to charge, then send a written scope with a fixed price.
Every screen designed at ten-foot scale, with the focus path drawn out — where the remote goes from each tile, and what happens at the edges.
Weekly sideloaded builds you can install on your own Roku, plus the admin panel and JSON feed going in alongside.
Tested on low-end sticks as well as current players, because certification measures load time on the slowest supported hardware.
Submitted through your own Roku developer account. We handle the review queries and the content rating.
A Roku channel is not a phone app with a bigger layout. It is a different language, a different UI framework, a stricter certification process, and hardware that punishes careless code.
A Roku developer account is required and billed at cost. The admin panel is included, not a separate charge. Contact us for a custom solution →
Different language, different UI framework, and a certification process that fails builds for things a phone store never checks — load time on old hardware, focus behaviour, caption support, deep linking. It is a longer build with a stricter gate at the end, and the admin panel is included.
Yes. The channel reads a JSON feed you control through the admin panel, so adding, removing or reordering streams is instant.
Always. The channel belongs to your Roku developer account, along with the reviews and any Roku Pay revenue.
Yes. Send the source or the channel ID and we will audit it first, then quote the fix or the rebuild.
Same content, different build. Android TV shares a lot with your Android app, so it is usually cheaper than Roku when ordered alongside one.
Send a short brief and you'll have a written scope, a timeline and a fixed price back — usually within two working days.
