
What it does
Videco is a browser studio for marketing video. You upload a demo, webinar, or interview and Content Studio flags standout moments, then drafts short clips, a blog, and social posts from the same recording. The homepage also hosts the video: a watch page, an embed, a brand kit for captions, and a lead form on the share link. The studio frame on the page is labeled app.videco.io/studio.
Where it fits
Upload the recording and read the moments it flags before you export. Apply the brand kit, then check the caption against the transcript. Host the source in the same workspace if the clip should keep a watch page.
Before you commit
The pricing page lists a 7-day trial with no card, Pro at $9.99 a month, and Business at $49 a month. Business includes 100 AI credits a month. Trial and Pro do not. A pack of 100 credits is $9, and the page says a project generation costs 10 credits and a captioned short costs 4. On 4 November 2026 the homepage showed a Black Friday banner for 30% off paid plans. These are the list prices. This check did not upload a video or buy credits.
Release & update notes
Dates below refer to the linked announcement or Product Hunt launch. They are separate from the date this profile was added.
- Product Hunt launch · ↗
Product Hunt ranked Videco fifth on 3 November 2026.
Sources & editorial notes
This profile summarizes public product information and adds workflow guidance. It is not a hands-on performance review. Check the official website for current prices, limits, and availability.
- Official product website
- Product Hunt discovery
- Official homepage: Content Studio finds moments in a demo or webinar and drafts short clips, a blog, and social posts. The same workspace hosts, embeds, and shares the video.
- Official pricing: 7-day trial, Pro at $9.99 a month, Business at $49 a month with 100 AI credits, and credit packs at $9 for 100 credits.
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