A simpler Vidyard alternative for small teams and solo sellers
Vidyard is a video platform for revenue teams, with recording, analytics, CRM integrations and AI video. If you are a founder, an independent seller, a recruiter or a small agency, you may only need one page with your video, your calendar and a next step.
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9:3011:002:15Should you choose PitchPage or Vidyard?
Choose Vidyard if your team runs on video analytics and CRM data. Choose PitchPage if you are one person or a small team that wants to send a polished page without a platform to manage.
Choose PitchPage if
- You are a founder, founding AE, independent seller, recruiter or small agency.
- You want a published price and a trial you can start without talking to anyone.
- You want your calendar on the page next to your video.
- Your videos are short, personal clips and you do not need AI avatars or automation.
Choose Vidyard if
- You need to see who watched and how long they stayed, and act on it.
- Video activity has to flow into your CRM or marketing automation.
- Managers need team performance reporting across many reps.
- You want AI avatars, automated video delivery or a hosted video library.
- You need longer recordings, password protection or enterprise security such as SSO.
When do both make sense?
Most small teams will pick one. Using both makes sense mainly when a company already has Vidyard and one person wants a quick page for a particular campaign, since PitchPage plays Loom, YouTube and its own videos, not Vidyard’s player.
Vidyard vs PitchPage: how do they compare?
Vidyard does far more. PitchPage does one job with less to set up. Vidyard’s features below are listed by plan, because several are not on its Free plan.
Built for
- Vidyard
- Revenue teams using video across outreach, hosting and automation
- PitchPage
- One page for one person: your greeting, name and company, the video, a way to book and an optional button
Making the video
- Vidyard
- Free records 5 videos a month, up to 30 minutes each. Starter and up are unlimited
- PitchPage
- Record your camera or screen (on a computer) or upload a file in PitchPage, up to 5 minutes and 1 GB. Or paste a Loom or YouTube link
The page people see
- Vidyard
- A Branded Sharing Page on Starter and above, with more options on Teams
- PitchPage
- Light or dark page, your brand color, a custom background, and the option to hide the PitchPage badge
Next step
- Vidyard
- CTA templates on Starter, and fully customizable CTAs on Teams
- PitchPage
- One optional button to your own checkout, form or document
Booking
- Vidyard
- Its help pages describe a schedule-a-meeting action using tools like Calendly, documented for the legacy Pro plan
- PitchPage
- Almost any scheduling link. Calendly, Cal.com, SavvyCal and others appear on the page where the provider allows it; otherwise a Book a meeting button opens it
Analytics
- Vidyard
- Full video analytics and team performance on Starter, with more on Teams
- PitchPage
- Page views, video plays and button clicks for each page, as totals
Who watched
- Vidyard
- Vidyard says its video messages show you who is watching
- PitchPage
- Not offered. Analytics does not show who visited
CRM integrations
- Vidyard
- CRM and marketing automation integrations on Teams and above
- PitchPage
- No CRM integrations
AI video
- Vidyard
- AI avatars and automated delivery, with unlimited use as a paid add-on
- PitchPage
- Not offered
Security
- Vidyard
- Password protection on Starter, and SSO on Enterprise
- PitchPage
- Not offered. Anyone with the link can open a published page
Price
- Vidyard
- Free plan. Starter is $59 per seat a month billed annually. Teams and Enterprise are quoted by sales
- PitchPage
- $25/month after a 7-day free trial, with unlimited pages
| Feature | Vidyard | PitchPage |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Revenue teams using video across outreach, hosting and automation | One page for one person: your greeting, name and company, the video, a way to book and an optional button |
| Making the video | Free records 5 videos a month, up to 30 minutes each. Starter and up are unlimited | Record your camera or screen (on a computer) or upload a file in PitchPage, up to 5 minutes and 1 GB. Or paste a Loom or YouTube link |
| The page people see | A Branded Sharing Page on Starter and above, with more options on Teams | Light or dark page, your brand color, a custom background, and the option to hide the PitchPage badge |
| Next step | CTA templates on Starter, and fully customizable CTAs on Teams | One optional button to your own checkout, form or document |
| Booking | Its help pages describe a schedule-a-meeting action using tools like Calendly, documented for the legacy Pro plan | Almost any scheduling link. Calendly, Cal.com, SavvyCal and others appear on the page where the provider allows it; otherwise a Book a meeting button opens it |
| Analytics | Full video analytics and team performance on Starter, with more on Teams | Page views, video plays and button clicks for each page, as totals |
| Who watched | Vidyard says its video messages show you who is watching | Not offered. Analytics does not show who visited |
| CRM integrations | CRM and marketing automation integrations on Teams and above | No CRM integrations |
| AI video | AI avatars and automated delivery, with unlimited use as a paid add-on | Not offered |
| Security | Password protection on Starter, and SSO on Enterprise | Not offered. Anyone with the link can open a published page |
| Price | Free plan. Starter is $59 per seat a month billed annually. Teams and Enterprise are quoted by sales | $25/month after a 7-day free trial, with unlimited pages |
Why would a small team choose PitchPage over Vidyard?
You can see the whole price before you start
PitchPage Pro is $25/month, billed monthly, with no annual commitment. Vidyard Starter is $59 per seat a month on annual billing, and its CRM integrations are on Teams, which has no published price.
There is less to learn
Add a video, add your scheduling link, write one line and publish. There is no library, team setup or integration to configure first, so you can send your first page the day you sign up.
What you send is built around booking
Your video and a way to book sit together on the page, with your greeting above them and a button below. That is the whole page, so the prospect has one obvious thing to do.
You can use videos from anywhere
Record or upload in PitchPage, or paste a Loom or YouTube link. If you already have a video you like, you do not have to make it again.
What does this look like for a recruiter?
Here is an example: an in-house recruiter reaching out to a strong candidate.
- Record a short camera video in PitchPage about why this role fits this person.
- Add your scheduling link so they can book an intro call from the page.
- Write one line using their name, and add a button to the job description.
- Send the link in a LinkedIn message or an email.
- See views, plays and button clicks in Analytics, and find the booking in your scheduling tool.
Want to see a real one? Open our example page.
Is PitchPage cheaper than Vidyard?
Compared with Vidyard’s paid Starter plan, yes: $25/month against $59 per seat. But the plans do not do the same things. Vidyard Starter includes viewer analytics that PitchPage does not, and Vidyard’s Free plan costs nothing if its limits suit you.
PitchPage Pro
$25/month
Unlimited pages, billed monthly. 7 days of Pro with up to 3 pages and no credit card. The trial never turns into a paid plan on its own.
Vidyard’s published plans
- Free: $0
- 5 recorded videos a month and 15 AI videos. Analytics, CTAs and the Branded Sharing Page are not included.
- Starter: $59 per seat/month
- Billed annually. Unlimited recording, full video analytics, branded page and CTA templates.
- Teams and Enterprise: Custom
- CRM integrations and more. Pricing comes from sales.
Vidyard’s prices are from its public pages on November 4, 2026 and may have changed. Check its site before you decide.
What do people ask about switching from Vidyard?
- What is a good Vidyard alternative for small businesses?
- PitchPage fits if you need to send a personal video with a way to book and you do not need viewer-level analytics or CRM integrations. If you do need those, stay with Vidyard or compare tools that focus on viewer tracking. See where ViteLnk’s viewer tracking fits.
- Does PitchPage replace everything Vidyard does?
- No. PitchPage has no viewer-level analytics, CRM integrations, AI avatars, video library, team reporting or SSO. It replaces Vidyard only if what you actually use it for is sending short videos that lead to a meeting.
- Can I see who watched my video in PitchPage?
- No. You see page views, video plays and button clicks for each page, as totals. If your follow-up depends on knowing who watched and for how long, that is a real reason to choose Vidyard.
- Can I bring my Vidyard videos to PitchPage?
- PitchPage does not play Vidyard links and has no import. You can upload the original files, each up to 5 minutes and 1 GB, or use a Loom or YouTube link. Accounts store 30 minutes of recorded or uploaded video during the trial and 10 hours on Pro. Loom and YouTube links do not count.
- Does PitchPage connect to my CRM?
- No. You can paste a page link into a CRM sequence or email like any other link, but views and clicks stay in PitchPage and do not sync back to the CRM.
- Is PitchPage good for founders doing their own video prospecting?
- It is built for that kind of work: one person sending short, personal videos. Try it for 7 days with up to 3 pages and no card. How sales teams use PitchPage.
Where do these facts come from?
What Vidyard does is taken from its own public pages, checked on November 4, 2026. These products change, so tell us if something is out of date. PitchPage is not affiliated with Vidyard.
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