Vidyard vs Videas
Hosting, a channel under your own brand and AI subtitles billed on what you use, not on how many people open the tool.
Vidyard is built for sales teams: personalised video messages tracked into the CRM, billed at $59 per seat per month. Videas hosts and delivers the whole company's catalog, on a channel under your own brand, billed as you go from €0.20 per hour stored, with no seats to buy.
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$59 per seat per month, billed annually: one more person is one more seat.
Teams and Enterprise are custom pricing: the CRM, SSO and subtitles all go through sales.
Video captions are listed under Teams, on quote: they are not part of the Starter plan at $59.
SSO, secure playback and custom permissions are announced on the Enterprise plan alone, quote only as well.
The free plan includes no video hosting and caps recording at thirty minutes: for trying, not for a catalog.
The Video Agent module, generated videos and avatars, is billed at $24 per seat per month on top.
The security page names AWS and SOC 2 Type II compliance, without saying where your videos live.
Personalised messages, avatars, Salesforce and HubSpot integrations: Vidyard serves prospecting, not catalog delivery.
Folders, subfolders, tags, metadata search: Mediasbox keeps hundreds of videos findable, and each team gets its own workspace. Sales videos, training and public content live in the same place, on the same file uploaded once, with no second upload when the use case changes.
Videas Scribe transcribes and translates in over 100 languages, you correct word by word in a timeline editor, and the tracks show up in the player. It is billed at €0.10 per minute generated, with no plan to unlock and no quote to request for the privilege.
The player takes your colors and your logo, drops into your site or your CMS through a copied embed code, and carries no advertising and no third-party cookie. You can restrict playback to the domains you allow, protect a link with a password and give it an end date.
Play count, watch time, a heatmap showing where the audience drops off, countries and playback sites: measurement is aggregated by session, with no third-party cookie and no advertising pixel. On an authenticated channel, analytics also read per signed-in user.
| Feature | videas.Try it | Vidyard |
|---|---|---|
| Video hostingVideo hosting | Yes | Yes |
| Billed as you go, no seats to buyBilled as you go, no seats to buy | Yes | $59 per seat per month |
| Public price on every planPublic price on every plan | Yes | Two plans on quote |
| AI subtitles included from the startAI subtitles included from the start | Yes | Teams plan, on quote |
| Enterprise SSOEnterprise SSO | Yes | Enterprise plan |
| Media library with folders and metadataMedia library with folders and metadata | Yes | Folder management |
| Public channel on your own domainPublic channel on your own domain | Yes | Branded sharing page |
| Built-in video sales (Stripe)Built-in video sales (Stripe) | Yes | Not stated |
| Live streaming with chat and automatic replayLive streaming with chat and automatic replay | Yes | Not stated |
| REST APIREST API | Yes | Yes |
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The Starter plan is $59 per user per month billed annually, with a Video Agent add-on at $24 per seat on top. Teams and Enterprise are custom pricing. There is a free plan, without video hosting. Read on their site on 9 November 2026.
€0.20 per hour of video stored each month, €0.02 per GB delivered with 1 TB free every month after your first top-up, €0.10 per minute of subtitles generated and €10 per channel per month. No seats to buy: how many people use the platform does not change the bill.
With Videas, yes, from the first euro: Scribe transcribes and translates in over 100 languages, with a timeline editor. With Vidyard, video captions are listed under the Teams plan, on custom pricing.
Not on the same ground. Vidyard is built for the personalised video message tracked in the CRM. Videas hosts, delivers and measures a catalog: the video that stays online rather than the one you send to a prospect.
In the EU with Videas, files and viewer data included, with a player that drops no third-party cookie. Vidyard's security page says the infrastructure is managed by AWS and that the company is SOC 2 Type II compliant, without naming a region.
Yes. A link protected by a password, an end date, a capped number of opens, and playback restricted to the domains you allow. On an authenticated channel every viewer opens an account, with your company SSO if you have one.
Play count, watch time, a heatmap, countries and playback sites, all aggregated by session with no third-party cookie and no advertising pixel. On an authenticated channel, measurement also reads per signed-in user.
Yes, outright, by rental, in packs or by subscription, on a channel in your own name, with payment through Stripe on your domain. The channel costs €10 a month and Videas keeps 15% of each sale, with no per-subscriber fee.
As many as you need: the bill follows storage, delivery and subtitles, not how many people sign in. Each team gets its own workspace, with admin, manager and viewer roles.
You upload your files into the media library, through the interface or the REST API, and adaptive encoding happens on upload. Help with the migration is free: write to us with the size and format of your catalog.
