Checked October 2026
post-prod.io vs Dropbox Replay
Dropbox Replay is a review tool that works with files already in Dropbox and connects to several editing apps. Here is how it compares, using the Dropbox Replay page.
Dropbox Replay, from its own pages
- Price
- An add-on priced per user. The page we read showed £8 per user a month billed annually, or £10 billed monthly, on top of a Dropbox Plus plan or higher. source
- Storage
- Files uploaded to Replay count towards your Dropbox storage. Uploads up to 150 GB per file. source
- Review
- Real-time comments, markup tools and version comparison. source
- Editing apps
- Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Avid Pro Tools. source
- Share links
- Password-protected review links, digital watermarking, and turning link access on and off. source
Prices and features change. Check Dropbox Replay's own site before you decide.
Where Dropbox Replay is stronger
- Works with files already in Dropbox, without uploading them again.
- Integrations that run inside several editing and audio apps, including After Effects and Pro Tools.
What post-prod.io does differently
- A standalone price per team with unlimited members, not an add-on priced per user.
- Suggested edits you can play back before anyone touches the timeline.
- Free checks for black flashes, media offline frames and clipped audio.
- Notes that carry across versions by matching the audio, with a summary on V2 of what was fixed.
post-prod.io is priced per team with unlimited members. Everyone starts free with 10 GB; paid plans open soon. See pricing
Pick Dropbox Replay if
Your footage already lives in Dropbox and your team is on a Dropbox plan.
Pick post-prod.io if
You want reviewers and editors in without per-user pricing, or edits that reviewers can show.
Sources, checked October 2026
Dropbox Replay is a trademark of its owner. This page is our own comparison and is not endorsed by Dropbox Replay.
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