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DLVRD vs VidFlow
DLVRD suits videographers wanting a free tier, monthly storage plans and no-login timecoded feedback; VidFlow suits those preferring per-upload pricing, TV/app viewing and custom domains.
The short answer
DLVRD and VidFlow are both built for delivering finished video to clients in a branded gallery, so the overlap is real. DLVRD is better suited to videographers who want monthly storage-based plans, a free starting tier and simple timecoded client feedback, while VidFlow is better suited to those who prefer paying per upload, want Smart TV and mobile gallery apps, or need custom domains and individual client access codes.
Choose VidFlow if…
• You prefer paying per project with one-off Upload Packs instead of a monthly subscription.
• Your clients want to watch on a Smart TV or through a dedicated mobile gallery app.
• You need full white-labeling on your own custom domain.
• You sell or grant access to many individual viewers, each with their own access code that you can revoke.
• You want clients to log in to a central client space on your website.
Choose DLVRD if…
• You want to start free (10GB, two galleries, no credit card) and move to a predictable monthly plan as you grow.
• You want clients to leave timecoded comments right under the video, with no login or account.
• You want to control the review round with watermarks and disabled downloads, then turn the same gallery into the final delivery.
• You want galleries to stay live on your own schedule, with expiry optional rather than a fixed access window.
• You want download email notifications so you know when a client has their files.
Side-by-side
| DLVRD | VidFlow | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Branded video and photo delivery galleries | Branded video and photo delivery galleries |
| Client experience | Browser gallery, no client account needed | Browser gallery, plus Smart TV and mobile gallery apps; optional client space login |
| Branding | Logo and colors; remove DLVRD branding on Pro and above | Logo, fonts and colors; full white-labeling with custom domain on memberships or add-on |
| Custom domain | Not offered | Offered with full white-labeling |
| Playback | Adaptive streaming, 4K on every plan | Streaming up to 4K |
| Downloads | Untouched originals; downloads can be disabled | Source files and web-sized versions; source files available for 1 year |
| Security | Password protection, watermarks, optional expiry | Link, link and password, or individual access codes with revocation |
| Gallery lifetime | Live as long as you keep it | 2 years of access included; clients can extend |
| Pricing model | Monthly plans by active storage | One-off Upload Packs or annual memberships by yearly upload |
Where VidFlow is stronger
• Viewing on more screens. VidFlow lists Smart TV viewing and mobile gallery apps for clients.
• Custom domains. Full white-labeling with a custom domain is available, which DLVRD does not offer.
• Per-viewer access. The "People I choose" option gives each client a unique access code you can revoke at any time.
• No subscription required. Upload Packs are paid once, with no ongoing storage fees, which can suit occasional deliveries.
• Client space. Clients can log in to a central space on your website to find all their galleries.
Where DLVRD is stronger
• Free tier with no time limit. Starter is free for as long as it fits your workload.
• Built-in feedback. Timecoded comments sit under the media and need no client account.
• Review-to-delivery in one gallery. Watermark and disable downloads for review, then switch them off for the final delivery.
• Your timeline. Galleries stay live while you keep them, and expiry is optional.
• Predictable monthly cost. Plans are priced by active storage, so ongoing work does not depend on buying upload quota.
Pricing at a glance (as of October 2026)
DLVRD: Starter is free (10GB, two galleries). Basic is $15/month for 500GB, Pro is $39/month for 1TB, and Studio is $79/month for 3TB.
VidFlow: New members get 10GB of free upload quota. Upload Packs are one-off purchases, for example 50GB for $60, 100GB for $110 and 500GB for $475, valid for a year. Annual memberships are also listed, such as Pro at $79/month billed annually for 1TB of upload per year and Ultimate at $165/month billed annually for 5TB. Check VidFlow's pricing page for current rates.
Note that the models differ: DLVRD charges for storage you keep active, while VidFlow charges for what you upload.
Can you use both?
Yes, though most people pick one. A natural split is using DLVRD for review rounds and everyday client deliveries, and VidFlow for projects where the client specifically wants Smart TV or app viewing, or where you need per-viewer access codes.
FAQs
Do clients need an account?
Not on DLVRD. VidFlow galleries open from a link, with optional passwords, individual access codes or a client space login.
Do both deliver original files?
Yes. DLVRD delivers the untouched original. VidFlow offers source files and web-sized versions, with source files available for one year.
Which costs less?
It depends on volume. Steady monthly work often fits a storage plan, while occasional projects may fit a one-off Upload Pack. Compare with your own numbers.
If you want a free starting point with built-in client feedback, DLVRD is worth a try alongside your shortlist.
Last reviewed October 2026. Spot something out of date? Let us know.