TL;DR - Riverside
- Riverside is a studio-quality recording platform for podcasts and videos
- It records locally in high quality and streams to major platforms
- Free tier available, Standard at $15/month
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 84/100
Pricing Plans
free trialFree
Free
2hr multi-track
- 720p video
- Basic editing
- Watermarked
- Unlimited single-track
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Pro
$24/month
Annual ($29 monthly)
- 15hr multi-track
- 4K video
- AI transcription
- Magic Clips
Live
$34/month
Annual ($39 monthly)
- All Pro
- 1080p streaming
- Multistreaming
- Custom RTMP
Webinar
$79/month
Annual ($99 monthly)
- All Live
- 100 registrants
- Q&A/Polls
- HubSpot integration
About Riverside
Riverside records remote video in studio quality. Local recording that captures high quality—remote recording without quality compromise.
The local recording matters. The quality is studio-level. The editing is included.
Podcasters and video creators use Riverside for remote high-quality recording.
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Riverside FAQ
Yes, Riverside's Free plan includes 2 hours of recording/month with 720p video. Paid plans start at $15/month (Standard) for more hours and higher quality.
Riverside Standard costs $15/month (5 hours, 1080p), Pro costs $24/month (15 hours, 4K), and Business is custom. Annual billing saves 20%.
Riverside is a recording platform for podcasts and video content. It records locally in high quality, then uploads, avoiding internet-quality issues.
Riverside records each participant's audio/video locally on their device, then uploads the files. This provides studio quality regardless of internet connection.
Yes, Riverside includes AI transcription, clip generation, noise removal, and speaker detection. AI helps turn recordings into shareable content faster.
Riverside records up to 4K video at 60fps on Pro plans. Free plan supports 720p. Quality depends on participant's camera, not internet connection.
Both record locally for quality. Riverside has better video features and AI. Zencastr is more affordable for audio-only podcasts. Riverside for video; Zencastr for audio.