RecReview vs Frame.io

Samuel Silva, Founder of RecReview and Silvertake

Frame.io is built for review. RecReview is built for the whole production.

Both give you comments on the exact frame, drawings on the image and version comparison. RecReview adds the project board, time tracking and an AI check on uploads, and every plan has unlimited users.

RecReview player with frame-accurate comments and an AI Review warning

Feature by feature

RecReview and Frame.io side by side: review, project management and production tools.

FeatureRecReviewFrame.io
Video Review
Timestamped commentsYesYes
Frame-accurate annotationsYesYes
Version comparison (side-by-side)YesYes
Client review portalYesPartial
Video/audio comment recordingYesNo
Comment assignments & mentionsYesYes
Project Management
Kanban board with custom statusesYesNo
Task assignments & due datesYesPartial
Production phases (pre/prod/post)YesNo
Subtasks & checklistsYesNo
Client & project organizationYesPartial
Time trackingYesNo
AI & Automation
AI video analysis (errors, quality)YesNo
AI text/typo detectionYesNo
Technical quality scoringYesNo
Workflow automations (triggers/actions)YesNo
Automation presetsYesNo
Collaboration
Workspace members & rolesYesYes
External sharing with passwordYesYes
Visitor sessions (no login required)YesYes
Webhook integrationsPro & StudioYes
Email notificationsYesYes
Production Tools
Script editor with side-by-side viewYesNo
Production plans & calendarsYesNo
Teleprompter displayYesNo
Blocker managementYesNo
Delivery tracking & approvalsYesPartial
Pricing
Flat monthly pricingYesNo
No per-seat chargesYesNo
Included storage (500 GB+)Yes2 TB on Pro, 3 TB on Team
AI minutes includedYesNo
Free trial or free plan15-day trialYes

Key differences

Review is one step of the job

Frame.io lets you tag files with an assignee, a status and a due date. Planning the shoot, logging hours and seeing what is stuck still happen somewhere else. In RecReview the video sits on a project board with phases, subtasks and logged time.

An AI check before the client watches

RecReview can check an upload for audio problems, black or frozen frames, typos in on-screen text and lines that drift from the script, each at its timecode. Frame.io doesn't check the file for you.

Clients and freelancers don't take a seat

Frame.io bills per member, so each editor or freelancer you add raises the bill. Every RecReview plan has unlimited users; plans differ by storage and AI minutes, not headcount.

Pricing

RecReview has flat monthly plans with unlimited users, from $49; team scenarios below use Pro ($99, 2 TB). Frame.io costs $15 per member a month on Pro (up to 5 members) and $25 on Team (up to 15).

ScenarioRecReviewFrame.io
5-person team$99/mo (Pro)$75/mo (Pro)
10-person team$99/mo (Pro)$250/mo (Team)
20-person team$99/mo (Pro)Enterprise, custom quote
Free option15-day trialFree plan: 2 members, 2 GB
Project board and time trackingIncludedNot available

Prices checked on October 20, 2026 at frame.io/pricing.

Who should stay on Frame.io

Stay on Frame.io if your editors live in Premiere and After Effects and review is the only step that hurts. Its Adobe integration is the deepest in the category, and Camera to Cloud sends takes from the set as soon as they are shot.

Staying also makes sense if another tool already runs your projects well and nobody wants to move. RecReview pays off when review, tasks, hours and delivery are spread across several subscriptions held together by hand.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I move my projects from Frame.io to RecReview?

Yes. On annual plans our team moves your projects and versions for you. You can also upload your masters yourself; a file with a similar name can go in as a new version of the same video. We moved our own production company off Frame.io in January 2026.

Does RecReview work inside Premiere like Frame.io?

Yes. RecReview has its own Premiere panel: review comments sit next to the timeline, a click jumps the playhead to the frame, and comments import as sequence markers. With any other editing app, editors upload the export and share the review link.

Does RecReview have Camera to Cloud?

No. Frame.io's Camera to Cloud uploads takes straight from the set, and RecReview doesn't do that. RecReview's Mac app watches your export folders and uploads finished cuts on its own.

Do clients need an account to review?

Not in either tool. In RecReview, clients open a link, comment on the frame and approve without signing up, and they never count as users on your plan.

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