Who watched, and the second they stopped
Each viewer, how far they got, and a retention curve that shows the exact moment people drift. If the client stopped at the price, you'll know before the call.
Viewer insights
Async video messages, free for everyone who watches.
Bujua records your screen and camera in the browser, gives you a share link the moment you stop, and shows who watched.
Free to start, no install. Pro is $8 a month per person who records, with AI summaries on every plan. Watching is always free.
Priya Shah 0:06
Half even is the right call, matches what finance does.
Marcus Lee 0:09
Can we add a note on the three orders that hit this?
From “can we hop on a call?” to done, without the call.
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Recording starts from the tab you're already in
Screen, camera or both. Your face floats in a small bubble you can drag anywhere, and pause as often as you like. Nothing to install, so it works on the locked-down laptop too.
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The link is on the clipboard when recording stops
The video uploads while you talk, so there is no export, no progress bar, no waiting. It pastes into Slack, a ticket, an email or a pull request.
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They watch when it suits them, on anything
No account, no app, no seat. At 1.5× with captions on a phone, or properly at a desk. The video starts in about a second, wherever they are.
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Questions land on the exact second
Comments pin to the moment that caused them, so “at 0:42, what's this?” is a click, not a hunt. Replies can be text or a quick video.
$8 per recording seat, AI on every plan, viewers free.
Loom charges $24 per creator a month for Business + AI. Bujua Pro is $8, with transcripts, summaries and chapters on every plan. Teammates who only watch get free viewer seats, and clients never need an account.
- Free plan with 25 videos per person
- Pro is $8 per recording seat, per month
- Team is $49 a month for up to 10 people who record
Everything after “send” is where async video usually breaks. So that's where we spent the time.
Comments pinned to the moment
A comment carries the second it was written at. Clicking a comment jumps the video to that moment. Markers on the timeline show where the conversation is.
Comments
Search covers what was said, not just titles
Every video gets captions, a transcript, a summary and chapters. ⌘K searches every word that was said, including one from March.
Transcripts and summaries
Nothing to install. Nothing to lose.
- Runs in Chrome, Edge and Firefox, including Chromebooks
- Camera bubble floats over every app, not just the browser
- Every second is saved on your device until it's uploaded, so a crash doesn't cost you the take
- Trim the start and end without re-recording
Sharing that fits the conversation
- Anyone with the link, team only, or password protected
- A button under the video, like “Book a call”
- Embed the player on any site or help center
- Your logo and color on every share page
Built for the explanations that eat calendars
The pull request, explained before the review
- A diff walkthrough takes two minutes instead of a 30 minute call
- Bugs shown the way they were seen, with the console open
- On-call context handed off across time zones
Feedback on the work, not on a meeting slot
- A design walkthrough that ends in one decision
- Comments land on the frame they are about
- Stakeholders watch at 1.5× and reply on their time
Proposals people actually open
- The price walked through line by line
- Whether and when they watched to the total
- A “Book a call” button right under the video
Answers that close the ticket the first time
- The setting is shown, not described
- Customers watch without an account
- Reuse the same video in your help center
Lessons students can pause and rewatch
- Lessons recorded on a Chromebook, no install
- Captions and a transcript for every lesson
- Who watched is visible before Friday
Coming from Loom, Vidyard or Zight?
Videos can be imported, the people who record join as creators, and everyone else gets a free viewer seat.
| Tool | Paid plan, per recorder | AI transcripts and summaries |
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| Bujua | $8 a month, or $49 for up to 10 | Every plan, including Free |
| Loom | $18 a month (Business) | Business + AI, $24 a month |
| Vidyard | $59 a month, billed annually (Starter) | Captions on Starter |
| Zight | $9.95 a month, billed annually (Create) | Unlimited on Collaborate, $12 |
| Tella | $13 a month, billed annually (Pro) | Included, credit based |
From each company's pricing page, checked October 21, 2026. Prices change; follow the links for sources.
Questions people ask first
Something missing? Questions sent through the contact page get an answer within a working day.
Do the people I send videos to need an account?
No. They open the link and watch in any browser, on any phone or computer. They can comment and react without signing in, too.
What counts as a seat?
Only people who record. Anyone who watches, comments or reacts is a free viewer, and you can have as many as you like on every plan.
Can I try it without signing up?
Yes. A recording of up to 5 minutes can be shared straight away. If you create a free account later, those recordings move into it.
Does it work on a Chromebook or a locked-down work laptop?
Yes. Recording runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install. It works in Chrome, Edge and Firefox on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS.
What happens if my browser crashes mid-recording?
Every second is saved on your device while it uploads. The recorder offers the recording again, ready to finish uploading.
Can I move my videos over from Loom?
Yes. Videos downloaded from Loom can be uploaded in bulk, or imported from a direct file link. The people who record join as creators; everyone else joins as free viewers. How switching works.
Where are videos stored?
On Cloudflare's network, and served from the location closest to each viewer. You can download the original file of any of your videos at any time.
Your next explanation could be a two minute video.
The first one needs no account and no install, and the link is ready when recording stops.