Leyra will be at IBC 2026 from 11 to 14 September at the RAI Amsterdam. You’ll find us on the Accedo stand in Hall 5, Stand #5.D76. Book a meeting here.
Whether you’re running an existing streaming service, planning a new one, or looking at how to take a broadcaster, media brand or sports offering direct to audiences, the platform pressure is increasingly familiar. Audiences expect support across more devices, content formats and monetisation models, while product teams are under pressure to keep improving the experience.
The challenge is how to keep meeting those expectations without turning every device launch, product improvement or commercial change into another long-term engineering project.
That’s one of the conversations we’ll be having at IBC. Most broadcasters and streaming operators do not need to own more technology. They need a reliable platform that gives their teams the freedom to operate, improve and grow the service, while keeping the flexibility to adapt where it matters.
What we'll be showing at IBC
At IBC, we’ll show how Leyra brings the core parts of a streaming service together in one place, while giving teams the flexibility to integrate and extend the platform where they need to.
We’ll be showing:
- Native apps across smart TVs, mobile, web and connected devices
- CMS tools for VOD, live and linear services, including EPG management
- SVOD, TVOD, AVOD, FAST and hybrid monetisation models
- Subscriber management, payment integrations and promotions
- Commercial, audience and media performance dashboards
- A marketplace of 50+ pre-integrated third-party tools
- Guided onboarding and ongoing platform support
We’ll also be talking through how teams already use Leyra in production.
For broadcasters, RÚV, Iceland’s national public broadcaster, moved from an in-house platform to Leyra to reduce operational complexity and accelerate device rollout. TVO in Canada uses Leyra to run two publicly funded streaming services across 12 apps without duplicating content workflows or increasing platform overhead. Elsewhere in the streaming market, Hallmark+ moved on from a decade of in-house development, giving the team a redesigned experience, personalised content and faster releases. Sky News UK used Leyra to rapidly rebuild its streaming presence across seven platforms and open up new revenue opportunities alongside the relaunch. Come and see Leyra in action at IBC and talk to the team about what you’re looking to launch, improve or simplify.
Find out more and book a meeting
We’ve created two dedicated pages with more detail depending on the type of streaming service you run:
- Broadcasters: national and regional streaming services
- Streaming operators: media brands, sports rights holders and other streaming services
Or go straight to booking a meeting at IBC and we’ll find a time that works.
Whether you’re planning a new streaming service, expanding an existing one or reviewing whether your current platform is still the right fit, come and see how Leyra works in practice.
We look forward to seeing you in Amsterdam.
