Frame.io
Entry plan
$15.00 × 10 seats$150.00
× 12 months$1,800.00
Per year
$15.00 per person / mo
$1,800
Frame.io vs Lucidspark
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Frame.io
47%
match · $1,800/yr
Lucidspark
71%
match · $108/yr
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What you'd pay
Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Lucidspark
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$9.00
× 12 months$108.00
Per year
$0.90 per person / mo
$108
Frame.io
From $15Free plan
G2 4.5 · 199 reviewsVideo, motion and photo teams (in-house or agency) who need clients and stakeholders to review cuts with time-coded feedback.
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Lucidspark
From $9Free plan
Teams already using Lucidchart who want brainstorming and workshop boards in the same account, at a lower per-user price than Miro Business.
Side by side
| Frame.io | Lucidspark | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free; paid from $15/member/month | Free; paid from $9/month (annual) |
| G2 Rating | 4.5 (199 reviews) | Not yet verified |
| Best For | Video, motion and photo teams (in-house or agency) who need clients and stakeholders to review cuts with time-coded feedback. | Teams already using Lucidchart who want brainstorming and workshop boards in the same account, at a lower per-user price than Miro Business. |
Pros and cons
Frame.io
Pros
- The most precise video review tool here, down to the frame
- Reviewers join from a link with no account and no cost
- Tight fit with Adobe Premiere and Final Cut Pro
- Large storage allowances on paid plans
Cons
- Not a design or whiteboard tool
- Member caps per plan (5 on Pro, 15 on Team) push larger teams to Enterprise
- Internal-only comments and restricted projects need the Team plan
- Free plan is a trial-sized 2GB and 2 projects
Lucidspark
Pros
- Low Team price for the facilitation tools it includes
- Pairs naturally with Lucidchart diagrams
- Guest collaborators available on the Team plan
- Clean, uncluttered interface for workshops
Cons
- Smaller template and integration ecosystem than Miro
- Free plan limited to 3 editable boards
- Breakout boards and SAML need Enterprise
- Not a design, handoff or video review tool
Emily Rodriguez