VeoRec vs Vidyard

Vidyard describes itself as a video platform for B2B revenue teams, with CRM integrations, AI avatars and sales analytics. VeoRec is a screen recorder for explaining, reviewing and handing off work. If you are choosing between them, the question is mostly which of those jobs you are hiring for.

VeoRecVidyard
Built forWalkthroughs, feedback, bug reports, handoffsSales and revenue teams
Free plan50 videos, up to 10 minutes each5 videos a month, up to 30 minutes each
Paid plan$7.99/month or $79/yearStarter: $89/seat/month, or $59/seat/month billed yearly
Automatic transcriptsFreePaid plans
AI summaries and chaptersProNot listed; AI scripts and avatars instead
Password-protected linksProStarter and up
CRM integrationsNoSalesforce, HubSpot and more on higher plans
Where you recordChrome extensionChrome and Edge extensions, desktop app, mobile apps (camera)

Competitor plans and prices are from their own websites, checked on 2 October 2026, and may have changed since.

Choose VeoRec if

Choose Vidyard if

Sending to a client or prospect anyway?

VeoRec covers the basics of an outward-facing video without a sales platform: a Video button in Gmail that inserts a clickable thumbnail, a password on the link, a custom thumbnail, no VeoRec branding, and view analytics showing who watched and how far, all on Pro.

Questions

What does it cost?
The Free plan keeps up to 50 videos and 5 GB, with recordings of up to 10 minutes in up to 1080p, AI transcripts and automatic titles; free videos carry a small VeoRec badge. Pro is $7.99 a month or $79 a year: unlimited videos, 1 TB of storage, recordings of up to 10 hours, no branding, view analytics, password-protected links, custom thumbnails, and AI summaries, chapters and translation.