Deepgrip review
Deepgrip brings cited semantic search and AI analysis to large video archives.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Deepgrip is an AI video intelligence platform for organizations managing large video archives. It ingests content from NAS and cloud storage, transcribes audio, identifies speakers, and indexes video for natural-language search. Media teams, broadcasters, sports organizations, publishers, education teams, and enterprise archives can use it to find moments, extract information, create clips, and generate recaps. The platform supports web, API, and self-hosted access, with up to 200 indexed video hours.
Pricing is structured around archive size and team requirements. Starter costs $399 per month or $4,788 per year and includes full-text and semantic transcript search, AI-generated highlight reels and summaries, five team seats, and email support. Pro costs $1,199 per month or $14,388 per year, adding Archive Trends, an AI Assistant, multi-language transcription, API read/write access, and SSO with Google Workspace. Enterprise adds a NAS connector, custom retention policies, audit log export, broader SSO, and a contracted SLA. A Pilot / POC option provides 60-day production access for a one-time $1,999 payment without auto-renewal, while a seven-day free trial is available.
Deepgrip’s standout capability is its combination of semantic retrieval and evidence-backed answers. Natural-language queries return timestamped results, while transcript citations help connect answers to specific video moments. Speaker, topic, chapter, and entity extraction, plus a knowledge graph across topics and entities, support deeper archive discovery. Integrations include YouTube, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, REST API, and webhooks. The high starting price and lack of a free plan make it a focused choice for organizations with substantial archives and a clear need for cited video intelligence, rather than casual users or small teams seeking lightweight search.
Deepgrip pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Timestamped semantic search with citation-backed answers
- Clips, recaps, highlight reels, and knowledge-graph extraction
- API access, storage ingestion, and self-hosted deployment
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at $399 per month with no free plan
- Advanced features require the $1,199-per-month Pro plan
- Enterprise capabilities require a custom plan
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