Depositions.com review
A focused workspace for storing, searching, clipping, and sharing deposition media.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Depositions.com is a cloud-based workspace for lawyers, law firms, insurance companies, and other legal-industry teams managing recorded deposition materials. It stores and streams deposition videos, transcripts, exhibits, reports, and related files, while organizing them by matter. Web access and iOS and Android apps support teams that need to review or share deposition media across offices, in court preparation, or away from a desktop.
The pricing structure starts with a month-long Free Trial at $0. The trial includes streaming video, team access and collaboration, a designation clip editor, and uploads for video, exhibits, and files. The Business plan adds filtering by favorites, sharing with anyone, exhibit and asset loading, and email support. Enterprise adds connected cases with other firms, advanced access controls, a branded user interface, and a personalized onboarding program. Business and Enterprise pricing is available through the vendor rather than as a published amount.
Its clearest strength is the connection between deposition video and transcript content. Users can search synchronized transcripts while viewing captioned playback, navigate from transcript text to video, adjust time codes, and create clips. Expiring links support sharing of videos, clips, depositions, and matters, while team collaboration and offline mobile downloads extend the workflow beyond the browser. Depositions.com is a strong fit for teams whose priority is managing and reviewing recorded deposition libraries. Organizations seeking software for conducting remote depositions or recording sessions should choose a product built around those workflows instead.
Depositions.com pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Synchronized transcript search with captioned video playback
- Cloud storage for videos, transcripts, exhibits, and related files
- Web, iOS, and Android access with mobile offline downloads
- Where it doesn't
- Remote deposition conducting and recording workflows are not documented
- Business and Enterprise pricing requires contacting the vendor
- Advanced access controls and connected cases are limited to Enterprise
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