Comparison
Flick vs Vidyard
Vidyard is built for sales and revenue teams: video messages, AI avatars, analytics, CRM integrations and branded sharing pages. Flick is a plain browser recorder that publishes a share link. They overlap only on "record a video and send it".
Watch free. Pay only to publish. Record in your browser, send a link, and they hit play with no account.
At a glance
| Flick | Vidyard | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Street: 1 published clip, 2 min / 25 MB; downloads always free | Free $0: 5 videos per month, up to 30 minutes each, 15 AI videos, limited integrations |
| Paid plans | Lights $19/month flat; Marquee $99 once | Starter: paid per seat (see their page for the current price); Teams and Enterprise custom pricing; Video Agent add-on for AI videos |
| Recording length | 15 minutes per clip | Varies by plan (see the vendor's current pricing page) |
| Analytics | None | Full video analytics on Starter; team performance analytics |
| Integrations | None | CRM/MAP integrations on Teams; HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, Gong and more listed |
| Branding and CTAs | None | Branded sharing page, CTA templates, password-protected videos on Starter |
| AI | None | AI avatars, AI script generator, Video Agent |
Vidyard facts from Vidyard's pricing page, checked Oct 19, 2026. Prices change. See Flick pricing
When Vidyard is the right call
If you're a sales team that needs to know who watched, push videos into a CRM, put calls to action on the player, or send personalized AI videos at scale, Flick doesn't do any of that. Vidyard does.
When Flick is enough
- You need to show a customer, crew or vendor something on your screen and send a link.
- You don't want per-seat billing or an annual contract: $19/month flat, or $99 once.
- You don't want to install anything to record.
What Flick doesn't do
- No team workspace, shared library or admin controls. A Flick license unlocks publishing on the device you bought it on; your library is kept on that device.
- No transcripts, captions, AI summaries, chapters or filler-word removal.
- No editing beyond record, pause and stop.
- No comments, reactions, viewer analytics or CRM integrations.
- 15 minutes and 100 MB per clip at most.
- Screen capture needs a desktop browser that supports it (Chrome works); many phones can't share a screen from the browser.