Your film. A release worth keeping.
Bring your film to a supported DVD or Blu-ray release. Add the page, artwork and extras, save your progress, and choose when it goes on sale.

Your film on disc
Choose the supported playback format, chapters, audio and subtitle tracks, and extras. Blu-ray holds a standard-definition picture as well as a 4K one; a film finished in standard definition can ship on DVD.

Already making them yourself?
If you are already making your discs by hand and sending them out yourself, you do not need a company, a warehouse or a catalog to open a storefront. Bring what you already make, keep making it exactly the way you make it, and it gets one address a buyer can find instead of a direct message and a spreadsheet. Same page, same fee, same fulfillment setup as anybody else.
Open a storefront
A page for your release
Show the trailer, stills, description and the details viewers need. Save the page as you go and finish it when you are ready.

Your filmmaker storefront
A home for your releases with your logo, a banner, your own background and colors, at one address.
Customize your storefront
Your price and sales
You pick the shelf price from the same public table games use, and keep most of it. Sales and payouts sit on your desk in IndieHub.
See what you keep
Questions we get
- Does my film have to be Blu-ray?
- No. Blu-ray is recommended and holds a standard-definition picture as well as a 4K one; a film finished in standard definition can ship on DVD. We pick the smallest disc that holds it.
- Can I add a soundtrack?
- A soundtrack CD can join a supported film edition as a second disc. It follows the edition you choose.
- Do films get game updates or cloud saving?
- No. Those are for supported Rialto-authored PC games sold here. A film is the disc you sent us; a new cut is a new submission.