Tella is a screen recorder that also edits, hosts and shares what it captures. It records the screen, camera, microphone and system audio on Mac, Windows or in the browser, then applies layouts, backgrounds, zoom effects and subtitles automatically. Editing happens on a timeline or by deleting words from the transcript, which removes mistakes, filler words and silences. Pro costs $13 per user per month billed annually, Premium costs $19, and Enterprise is custom, with unlimited videos and exports up to 4K on every plan.
Founders, sales reps, customer success and support teams, product managers, educators and YouTubers are the people it targets, especially those who record often but are not video editors. Teams get shared workspaces, playlists and one video library, and larger organizations can add single sign-on and SCIM through the Enterprise tier. The pitch is replacing several occasional subscriptions for video messaging, product demos, long-form editing and video hosting with one product.
Everyday scenarios include a sales rep sending a recorded walkthrough to a prospect, a support agent answering a ticket with a short video, a product team publishing demos with chapters and calls to action, and a teacher assembling tutorials in one library. Viewer analytics show who watched, how long and where attention dropped, while Slack, Notion and Linear integrations place videos where teams already work. Premium adds a custom domain, domain restriction, removal of Tella branding and 60 FPS export. A Loom migration tool and batch import help people moving an existing library.
