Rumble is a video-sharing platform often positioned as an alternative to YouTube, particularly appealing to creators seeking less stringent content moderation policies. Founded in 2013, it allows users to upload, stream, and monetize their video content. Rumble has gained traction for its focus on free speech and its willingness to host content that might be demonetized or removed from other platforms. It offers various monetization options for creators, including ad revenue sharing, tipping, and subscription services. While Rumble aims to foster a diverse range of perspectives, it has also faced criticism for hosting content that promotes misinformation and conspiracy theories.
