Frame.io is a familiar name to many in the video and agency world. But since the company was purchased by Adobe in 2021, many frame.io customers are looking for different platforms that better fit their needs. 

The main reasons users are looking for alternatives?

• • A pricing model which forces small and medium businesses into expensive Enterprise plans that they don't need. 
  • A user-interface which grows increasingly complex and less intuitive as new features are shoved into the platform
  • Adobe's far-reaching policies on customer data, giving them the right to scrape customer content 

Do you want to prioritize speed, simplicity, and frictionless collaboration?

Wipster was built for the same core problem Frame.io set out to solve, but with a much different philosophy. Where frame.io leans into power-user features, Wipster prioritizes speed, simplicity, and frictionless collaboration for everyone involved in the review process (not just the editors!).

The experience for your reviewers and clients is genuinely different. Stakeholders don't need to create an account, download an app, or read a field manual to leave feedback. They just click (or tap) a link, watch the video, and click directly on the frame they want to comment on. It's that easy. The intuitive reviewer experience is why Wipster customers see 125% more stakeholder engagement and 50% less time spent on revision cycles.

Do you want a fair pricing structure that scales with your team? 

With Wipster, reviewers are always unlimited. This makes Wipster affordable for agencies as they grow and scale their operations. Customers on all of Wipster's annual plans can add pro-rated seats at anytime, and freely re-assign seats to users (contractors, partners) throughout the year. 

Contrast this to frame.io's pricing policy. Above a certain number of team members, Frame.io customers are forced onto much more costly Enterprise plans - even if they don't need or want the additional features. And if you're on an annual plan, activating a new user even for one day mean you're paying the full annual cost for that seat. This makes it completely unmanageable to have contractors or freelancers coming in and out of projects, which is the reality for so many agencies and content teams.