Guwahati-based video tech company-Skara eyes $155 Billion Global Market

Skara cofounder Ankita Saikia receiving the Startup Maharathi Award 2025 from Union Minister Piyush Goyal

Flixbox Solutions officially launched Skara, a no-code platform for creators and businesses to launch their streaming apps in minutes. Skara is launched at a time when the global video streaming market is set to reach $155 billion by 2029 and is set to disrupt the streaming infrastructure market. The platform is targeting emerging markets, especially Southeast Asia where the projected market volume will be $6.25 billion by 2029.

With its user-friendly interface and unlimited monetization capabilities, Skara is the only homegrown SaaS (software-as-a-service) priced by keeping the Indian market in mind. It is a feature-rich platform to suit businesses across any industry that require video streaming as a functionality.

Skara empowers millions of creators and businesses to tap into the billion-dollar video streaming economy which is growing at a CAGR of 6.89%. Currently, the primary challenges for anyone willing to capitalize on this surging demand for video with a branded streaming app are: huge upfront investment and the time taken to build such a solution. But with Skara, anyone can start their own video streaming business for free within minutes, reducing the cost and time by nearly 100%.

“We want creators and businesses to be at the center of the video-consumption revolution that the world is witnessing. While platforms are looking at ways to take portions out of the actual creators’ revenue, we bring the power back by letting them keep 100% of it. And along comes the freedom to create content without depending on algorithms and prejudices,” says Ankita Saikia, Co-founder of Flixbox Solutions.

The beta version of Skara was launched in mid-2024 and it is now officially launched for the public. It is offering a free-trial of 90 days to all its users. The Flixbox team is also working on other solutions in the video streaming domain.