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Wipster review

Affordable review workflows with timecoded feedback, approvals, and task tracking.

8.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Wipster is a cloud-based video review and approval platform for editors, creative agencies, production teams, marketing departments, and stakeholders. It supports video, image, PDF, and audio assets, combining frame-accurate comments, annotations, approval workflows, version comparison, task tracking, and reviewer sharing. Reviewers can join through email invitations or public URLs, while mobile-browser review avoids requiring app downloads. Teams that need a structured review process across creative assets should find its feature set relevant; users seeking a free starting point should look elsewhere.

Pricing is organized around Light, Team, and Enterprise. Light costs $9.95 per month when billed annually or $11.95 per month when billed monthly, with 50GB storage, HD playback and delivery, unlimited sharing, unlimited projects, and live customer support. Team costs $19.95 per user per month annually or $25 per user per month monthly, starting with 250GB storage and adding closed captions, variable playback speed, and custom branding. Enterprise starts with 1TB storage and adds multiple teams, organization-level administration, SSO, and a dedicated customer support specialist. The published plans make Light suitable for smaller needs, while Team adds capabilities for collaborative production.

Wipster’s strongest distinction is the depth of its review workflow. Side-by-side version comparison, prior-version navigation, custom reviewer roles, multi-step approvals, and conversion of comments into trackable tasks connect feedback with production follow-through. Project folders cover video, image, PDF, and audio assets, broadening its use beyond video alone. Integrations include Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects, Slack, and an API for custom workflows. Choose Wipster when precise review, approvals, and task tracking matter more than a free plan or a larger named integration ecosystem.

Wipster pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Frame-accurate comments and annotations support precise feedback.
    • Multi-step approvals and review-status tracking organize sign-off.
    • Comments can become trackable tasks for follow-through.
  • Where it doesn't
    • There is no free plan.
    • Enterprise pricing is custom rather than published.
    • The listed integrations focus on four named platforms and tools.

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