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Uploadcare
uploadcare.comSummary
Uploadcare is a file handling platform that provides developers with tools for uploading, storing, processing, and delivering various file types, including images and videos. It offers a suite of APIs, SDKs, and a customizable file uploader widget, along with features like AI-powered image optimization, content delivery network integration, and robust security and compliance measures.
Feature Matches7/16
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Must Have
4 of 5
Screen Recording
Camera Recording
Instant Shared Links
Basic Video Editing
Viewer Analytics
Other
3 of 11
Auto-Generated Transcripts
Enterprise Security & Compliance
API Access
Team Library
Timestamped Comments
Emoji Reactions
Slack Integration
Gmail Integration
Mobile App Support
Custom Branding
Password Protection
PricingTiered
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Free
$0.00 monthly
- 1,000 operations per month
- 10 MB max file size
- Uploading widget, API
- Basic image transformations
- Delivery through a CDN
- Signed uploads
- Webhooks
- Personal use only
Pro
$66.00 monthly
Popular- Everything in Free, plus…
- 100,000 operations per month
- 1 GB max file size
- Auto-moderation on upload
- Malicious content filtering
- Automated image optimization
- Content-aware crop and resize
- Automated responsive images
- Document conversion
- Asynchronous video processing
- Adaptive bitrate streaming
- Signed URLs
- 3 team members
Business
$166.00 monthly
- Everything in Pro, plus…
- 250,000 operations per month
- 10 GB max file size
- Automated AVIF compression
- Uploading widget whitelabeling
- Custom Upload API domain
- Custom CDN CNAME
- Custom OAuth applications
- Dedicated solution engineer
- Performance & security review
- 4 team members
Enterprise
Custom
- Everything in Business, plus…
- Custom operations limit
- File size up to 5 TB
- Traffic and storage price match
- Connect AWS S3 Storage
- Use Okta as SSO provider
- Project management API
- Free migration
- Enterprise-grade security
- Enterprise SLAs and support
- HIPAA and SOC2 compliant
- Dedicated solution architect
- Private Slack channel
Rationale
Uploadcare is a file handling platform that offers APIs for uploading, processing, and delivering various file types, including images and videos. While it provides core functionalities like uploading, storage, and delivery via CDN, it is primarily a developer tool for integrating file management into applications rather than an end-user asynchronous video communication platform like Loom. It supports video processing (trim, adjust resolution, generate thumbnails, encode), which aligns with basic video editing. It also mentions 'Auto-Generated Transcripts' for video, which matches the 'video-transcripts' feature. The platform is built around APIs, directly supporting 'api-access'. It also highlights 'Enterprise Security & Compliance' including SOC2 and HIPAA compliance, which aligns with 'security-compliance'. However, it does not explicitly offer features like viewer analytics, timestamped comments, emoji reactions, or specific integrations like Slack/Gmail for asynchronous video communication, which are central to Loom's offering. The 'screen-recording' and 'camera-recording' are inferred from its general file upload capabilities and video processing, but not explicitly highlighted as a core feature for direct user recording in the same way Loom does.
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