If you build websites for clients, you know the media tax: a Cloudinary account here, a Vimeo plan there, Mux for the one client who wants video stats — multiplied across every client you manage. Separate logins, separate bills, separate things to break.
SpiderMedia folds all of it into the platform you already build on. Every client gets a managed media Library, isolated to their own site, with image transforms, video hosting, and analytics built in — and your build agents can drive all of it.
One Library per client, isolated by default
Each client's images, video, and documents live in their own catalog — browse, search, upload, and organize per site. No shared buckets, no cross-client leaks, no spreadsheet of which asset belongs to whom.
Responsive images without the re-export busywork
Stop exporting five sizes of every hero by hand. Upload the original once and request any size, crop, or format by URL — a 16:9 card, a square avatar, a web-optimized WebP or AVIF. SpiderMedia derives and caches it. Your layouts get exactly the asset they need, and you never touch an export dialog again.
Video on the client's own domain — no third-party logo
Upload or import a video and it's hosted, transcoded up to 1080p, and streamed from your client's own site. No Vimeo branding, no upload caps, no extra subscription to explain on the invoice.
Analytics you can actually show the client
Because we run the player, every video reports views, viewers, trends, and watch-time from day one. That's the slide that renews the retainer — proof the content you produced is working, with zero extra setup.
Your build agents use it automatically
SpiderMedia is AI-native. The same Library is a tool your agents call over MCP and the API — so an agent building a client site can pull the right image, generate the right size, embed a video, and report on it, with no glue code. The media layer keeps up with how you actually build now.
One platform, every client
Image hosting, transforms, video, and analytics — across all of your client sites, with per-client isolation, on the platform you already use. Open the Media tab on any site to take a look.