HeySummit can restrict access to a session page using tickets and content rules. Your video provider controls whether the underlying video can be watched or shared elsewhere. A HeySummit ticket restriction does not itself make a provider’s direct video link private.

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An Unlisted YouTube video can be viewed and reshared by anyone who has its link. Use unlisted videos when that trade-off suits your event. Private videos require access for specific YouTube identities, which makes them unsuitable for normal attendee access. Do not rely on hiding a share button to prevent copying a YouTube link. See YouTube’s current privacy options and adding a YouTube video.

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If your Vimeo plan offers Embed only, the video can play on websites without a public Vimeo watch page. Review Share > Embed > Where can this be embedded? and use Specific domains when available to limit embedding to your event’s actual HeySummit hostname or custom domain. Check Vimeo’s current plan requirements rather than relying on an old plan name. See Vimeo’s privacy options, domain restrictions and our Vimeo playback troubleshooting guide.

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Provider privacy and domain restrictions can reduce unwanted viewing, but they do not promise that content cannot be copied or recorded. Check the intended attendee experience and the provider’s sharing options before selling access.