Tella is a great editor for polished creator videos. Chairkick is the fast lane for teams: record in the browser, share a link, get comments — with a free plan and viewers who never pay.
Chairkick's free plan includes 4K recordings up to 10 minutes and 30 videos. Tella lists no free plan — its paid plans start at $13 per month.
No timeline, clips, or export step. A Chairkick recording gets an instant share page with comments the moment you stop recording.
Paste Loom and Cap share links into Chairkick to move existing videos into your workspace.
Simple comparison for teams choosing a screen recorder today.
| Capability | Chairkick | Tella |
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Comparable paid plan
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$15 / user / mo | from $13 / mo |
| Free plan | 4K, 10-minute recordings, 30 videos | No free plan |
| Built for | Async team updates | Polished creator videos |
| Import existing videos | Loom and Cap imports | — |
Competitor details checked against Tella's public pricing page on July 18, 2026.
They're close — Chairkick Pro is $15 per user per month, and Tella's paid plans start at $13 per month. The bigger difference is that Chairkick has a free plan with 4K recordings up to 10 minutes, and viewers never need a paid seat.
Tella is built around editing — clips, layouts, backgrounds — for videos you publish. Chairkick is built around communication: record your screen and camera in the browser, share the link with your team, and collect comments. If you spend more time explaining work than publishing content, Chairkick is the simpler tool.
If your videos live in Loom or Cap, yes — paste the share links into Chairkick's importer and it brings them in for you.
No. Anyone with the link can watch — no sign-up, no install, and viewers never count toward your bill.
Start free — record in your browser and share the link with your team in seconds.