Tella Review: Pricing, Pros, Cons & Alternatives

Overview

Tella is a browser-based screen recorder that records in clips and applies layouts, backgrounds and branding so that the output looks like a produced presentation rather than a raw capture. It is used for product demos and course content. Its pricing page now sits on tella.com, having moved from the tella.tv domain to tella.com^[12].

Two self-serve plans are listed. Pro covers the essentials for creating professional video, while Premium adds advanced features and analytics; an Enterprise tier exists for larger buyers, and a SOC 2 Type II report is available^[12]. Tella uses a credit system for AI features; workspace owners can buy one-time top-ups from 25,000 credits for US$25 up to 2,500,000 credits for US$2,250, and purchased credits do not expire^[12]. SSO and SCIM are add-ons on any paid plan and included with Enterprise^[12].

Tella’s focus on style is its advantage over Loom and its limitation compared with Camtasia: it has fewer advanced editing controls, and as a browser tool it depends on a stable connection.

Tella features

Clip-based recording in the browser
Layouts, backgrounds and branding presets
AI features metered by credits
Video analytics (Premium)
SSO and SCIM add-ons
SOC 2 Type II report

Tella pricing

Pro: US$13 per user per month billed annually. Premium: US$19 per user per month billed annually. Enterprise: custom. Pro includes 4,500 AI credits per user per month and Premium 9,000; top-ups from US$25. 7-day free trial.