Kollaborate
7.8#4 in video annotation softwareFrom $7 a monthiOSWebAPIExtension
VisitKollaborate vs Tator
What both publish
| Fact | Kollaborate | Tator |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | WebHooks can call a customer server script when events such as uploads or comments occur. | Tator's workflows can delegate work to AWS Lambda or AWS SageMaker, and organizations can register their own processing resources. |
| Purpose | Kollaborate is a cloud collaboration and workflow platform for creative professionals. | Tator is a customizable framework for end-to-end video and image analytics. |
| Security | The maker says connections are encrypted, files are encrypted on its servers, and multi-factor authentication is available. | The security documentation describes session and token authentication, access controls for organizations and projects, and file access through presigned URLs. |
| Support | The site links to documentation, a support ticket form, and email support. | Enterprise subscriptions include direct engineer support via Slack, phone, or email. |
Kollaborate plans
- Basic$7 a month
- Freelance$25 a month
- Small Business$25 a month
- Small Business Plus$40 a month
- Freelance Plus$40 a month
- Business$60 a month
Tator plans
- Tator Enterprise SubscriptionPriced on request
Pick Kollaborate if…
Kollaborate suits video teams that need time-coded review comments, approvals and version comparisons. Custom guest reviewer roles and NLE integrations may fit workflows involving both internal reviewers and editing software.
Pick Tator if…
Tator may suit teams working with video or image datasets that need annotation, review workflows, and scalable computer-vision processing. Its deployment options also serve organizations that want a private cloud or on-premise setup.