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Automate video reviews
against your brief

Upload your brief and video. Review suggested comments, talk through changes, and draw on the frame to make every note clear.

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Suggestions rise into the video workspace. A teammate clicks Post, starts Talk, and speaks as a live transcript becomes a new timecoded comment.
Suggestions rise into the video workspace. A teammate clicks Post, starts Talk, and speaks as a live transcript becomes a new timecoded comment. Silent product demonstration.

How It Works

From your brief to clear, timecoded feedback.

  • Set your review criteria.

    Upload your brief or write your criteria, so every video is reviewed against what matters to your campaign.

    Workflow opens on Auto review, switched on for every new video in the project. A brief is uploaded on the Criteria tab, its four extracted criteria appear, and Save stores them.
    Workflow opens on Auto review, switched on for every new video in the project. A brief is uploaded on the Criteria tab, its four extracted criteria appear, and Save stores them. Silent product demonstration.

  • Bring in your creators’ videos.

    Upload a video yourself, or send your creator an upload link. Their video arrives in your project, ready for review.

    Two ways to bring in a video. A cut is uploaded directly and lands in the project. Then an upload link is created and copied; the creator uploads through it, and when their video arrives Montra starts checking it against the criteria.
    Two ways to bring in a video. A cut is uploaded directly and lands in the project. Then an upload link is created and copied; the creator uploads through it, and when their video arrives Montra starts checking it against the criteria. Silent product demonstration.

  • Review the suggestions.

    Montra analyzes each incoming video against your saved criteria and suggests timecoded feedback. Post the comments you want to keep and dismiss the rest.

    Montra checks the video against the saved criteria, then four timecoded suggestions appear. Two are posted and become published feedback; two are dismissed.
    Montra checks the video against the saved criteria, then four timecoded suggestions appear. Two are posted and become published feedback; two are dismissed. Silent product demonstration.

  • Point out what needs changing.

    Talk while you watch and draw on the frame. Give your creator clear feedback tied to the right moment.

    Talk starts recording with a visible microphone and live transcript. A circle is drawn on the video while recording continues, then the timecoded feedback and annotated frame appear together.
    Talk starts recording with a visible microphone and live transcript. A circle is drawn on the video while recording continues, then the timecoded feedback and annotated frame appear together. Silent product demonstration.

  • Send clear feedback back.

    Share a review link with your creator, export comments for their editor, or hand feedback to an AI agent through MCP.

    Three ways to send feedback back from Share. A review link is copied, and the creator who opens it sees only the posted comments. The comments are set to export as Premiere Pro markers. Copy for agent copies the feedback for an AI agent connected through MCP.
    Three ways to send feedback back from Share. A review link is copied, and the creator who opens it sees only the posted comments. The comments are set to export as Premiere Pro markers. Copy for agent copies the feedback for an AI agent connected through MCP. Silent product demonstration.

How Montra compares

Everything you would expect from a video review tool, and the parts that review the cut for you.

How Montra, Frame.io, Dropbox Replay, Vimeo, Wipster and Filestage compare. A check means offered, a dash means not described on the vendor’s pages.
CapabilityMontraFrame.ioDropbox ReplayVimeoWipsterFilestage
Auto review: checks every cut against your brief
Turns emailed client notes into timecoded feedback
Talk through feedback: voice notes become timecoded feedback
Hands feedback to an AI agent over MCP
Timecoded comments on the frame
Draw on the frame
Clients comment from a link, no seat
Upload link for footage from outside the team
Transcript of the video
Export markers to Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve

Checked against each vendor’s published features on 26 September 2026. A dash means the vendor’s pages do not describe it.

Frequently AskedQuestionsFAQs

Answers about collecting videos, checking briefs, and sharing feedback.

Upload a cut yourself, or create an upload link and send it to your creator. An upload link collects their video; a review link shares the feedback after you have reviewed it.

Upload your brief or write your criteria in Workflow. With auto review enabled, incoming videos are analyzed against those criteria. Suggested comments link to the relevant moments, and you choose which ones to post.

Yes. Talk while you watch and Montra turns your words into timecoded comments. Draw on the frame to make the change clear.

Share a review link so your creator can see the published comments beside the video. You can also export comments as markers for supported editing tools, or copy feedback for an AI agent connected through MCP.

Connect your AI agent to read feedback, download the video, and upload a revised cut. The next version stays in the same place.

No invite and no seat. Send a review link set to Anyone with the link can comment. Your client opens it, watches, and confirms their email the first time they comment, so every note carries a name. Set the link to view only when you want to show a cut without collecting notes.

Spend less time reviewing creator videos.

Keep briefs, creator videos, and feedback together, so your team can focus on the next campaign.

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