ClipRadar
6.1#14 in ai video search toolsFrom $249 a yearExtensionWindows
VisitClipRadar vs DISKO
What both publish
| Fact | ClipRadar | DISKO |
|---|---|---|
| Premiere integration | ClipRadar includes a native Adobe Premiere Pro panel for searching, previewing, and placing results on the timeline. | A beta DISKO for Premiere panel installs from Settings and searches the DISKO library inside Premiere Pro. |
| Product | ClipRadar is local AI footage search for editors, finding footage by what is on screen, what was said, or who is in frame. | DISKO is a media asset manager for Mac that organizes video footage with AI tagging, transcription, face recognition, and plain-language search. |
| Support | The maker offers Discord community support and says beta users can get one-to-one support from the team. | Support offers email and live chat with typical replies within a few hours; video tutorials and community features are marked coming soon. |
ClipRadar plans
- Monthly$29 a month
- Founding$199, paid once
- Annual$249 a year
DISKO plans
- DISKO Cloud FreeFree
- DISKO Cloud Pro$12 a month
- DISKO Desktop$99, paid once
- DISKO LOCAL$99, paid once
Pick ClipRadar if…
ClipRadar suits video editors who need to search local footage by image, speech, or person, especially those using Premiere Pro. The listed download requirements target Windows users with an NVIDIA GPU.
Pick DISKO if…
DISKO is aimed at wedding and event filmmakers, documentary editors, YouTube teams, and commercial production. It may suit Mac-based video teams that organize footage or review projects with clients.