Adobe's standalone review platform, with Camera to Cloud and panels for Premiere Pro and After Effects.
Frame.io takes frame, range and pinned comments with drawing tools, and clients comment from a share link without signing up. A status field marks each version, version stacks compare cuts, and Camera to Cloud sends footage from set on every plan. The free plan covers 2 members and 2GB; Pro is $13 per member a month on annual billing for up to 5 members.
Best for: Premiere teams reviewing with clients
- Standalone, with a free plan
- Version stacks on every plan
- Priced per member, with seat caps
- No DaVinci Resolve support in the current version
Standalone video review with client approvals and extensions for three editors.
Wipster pins time-coded comments to a point or a box on the frame, and reviewers mark each version approved or not. Extensions bring notes into Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro and After Effects. Light is $9.95 a month on annual billing for one user, and Team is $19.95 per user a month with unlimited reviewers; there is a trial and no free plan.
Best for: Client video approvals
- No storage plan needed
- Unlimited reviewers on every plan
- No free plan
- No DaVinci Resolve integration listed
Hosting and review in one account, for cuts that are published once approved.
Vimeo review links collect time-coded comments from guests who give a name and email, and a reviewer can mark a video approved. Comments sync into Premiere Pro. Full review links start on Standard at $25 a month on annual billing; Starter at $12 has a demo version of review, and the free plan has none.
Best for: Review, then host the final cut
- The approved cut is already hosted
- Comment sync into Premiere Pro
- Full review needs the Standard plan
- A 2TB monthly bandwidth cap on self-serve plans
Secure review and screeners, with forensic watermarking and per-viewer tracking.
MediaSilo, owned by EditShare, shares cuts and screeners with visible and forensic watermarks, expiring links and view tracking. Reviewers comment at a timecode or over a range and draw on the frame, and comments export as markers for Premiere, Final Cut Pro, Avid and Resolve. Team starts at $15 per user a month with a 5-seat minimum; there is a 14-day trial and no free plan.
Best for: Secure screeners and dailies
- Screener-grade security
- Comment export to four editors
- No free plan and a 5-seat minimum
- Watermarking and the API start on Pro
Animation and VFX review with frame-accurate draw-overs in synced sessions.
SyncSketch lets reviewers sketch over a frame with custom brushes, add text notes and step through shots together in synced sessions. It reviews 3D models as well as video, and it is owned by Unity. Indie is $9 per user a month on yearly billing; the free Light plan allows 5 users, 2 projects and 1GB.
Best for: Animation and VFX notes
- Frame-accurate drawing in group sessions
- Reviews 3D models as well as video
- Paid video review tops out at 2K
- Priced per user on every paid plan
Standalone review for animation and video studios, with storyboards beside the notes.
Krock.io pairs video review with storyboard and animatic tools. Reviewers leave time-stamped comments and drawings, and a DaVinci Resolve Studio integration puts the notes on the timeline. Pro is $10 per user a month from 2TB of storage; the free plan is one user and 2GB.
Best for: Storyboard to final review
- 2TB of storage on Pro
- Notes on a DaVinci Resolve Studio timeline
- The free plan is one user
- Pro is priced per user
Staged approvals for video, design and documents, when sign-off runs through several groups.
Filestage moves each file through reviewer groups stage by stage, marking every version in review, needs changes or approved. Reviewers join with an email address and leave time-stamped or drawn notes. The free plan allows one active project and 2GB; Starter is $199 a month on yearly billing with 10 seats.
Best for: Multi-stage brand approvals
- Formal approval stages
- A free plan to start on
- Review video is scaled to 1080p
- A $199 monthly floor once past free