Use video analytics to understand viewing behavior and turn audience response into better explanations.
If video is part of the workflow, viewing behavior is feedback—not vanity data.
The video has already been watched. Velo turns that behavior into feedback you can actually use.
Send and guess
Simple. Familiar. Blind.
You cannot tell whether the explanation worked.
Ask for feedback
Useful. Manual. Sparse.
Only a fraction of viewers respond.
Measure the view
Observable. Iterative. Actionable.
Viewer behavior becomes input for the next version.
Give Velo a published video and an audience. Slide across to see what their viewing behavior tells you.
Input Published Velo video + viewer activity
Output Viewing/engagement signals for content decisions
No survey to send, no guessing from view counts, no debating what you think viewers did.
Share the video with the intended audience.
Velo captures available viewer activity.
Use the data to identify what is or is not landing.
Change the explanation based on observed behavior.
35% increase
in average video completion rate.
40+ sales videos
evaluated using viewer behaviour.
Low-performing sections identified
and shortened within weeks.
A Sales Enablement team knew which videos its 250+ sellers were sharing, but had little visibility into what prospects actually watched. Using Velo's analytics, the team identified key drop-off points, reworked high-volume videos, and increased average completion rate by 35%.
Read more →We spent a lot of time debating what we thought needed changing. Seeing where viewers actually stopped watching ended most of those debates pretty quickly.
Free
For anyone with a story to tell, one video at a time.
$0
per month
Pro
For creators, sellers, and marketers making video part of the weekly routine.
$41
per month, billed yearly
Ultra
For teams and power users turning video into a growth engine.
$167
per month, billed yearly
Enterprise
For organizations bringing video to every team, workflow, and market.
Everything in Ultra, plus
From sales follow-up to training and support, see what people watched, where they dropped and what to improve next.
You send the demo. Then you guess. See what prospects actually watched so the next follow-up is smarter.
Completion doesn't mean comprehension. See where learners drop off and tighten the parts that lose them.
You don't know which explanations are failing. Use drop-off signals to find and improve the weak spots.
Views don't tell you what worked. See which parts hold attention and refine the story.
Published doesn't mean consumed. See what customers actually watch and where they need more help.
Leadership sees the videos you publish, not how they perform. Turn viewing behavior into clear signals you can bring into your next report.
See what people actually watch, where attention drops and what to improve in the next version.
Confirm the exact metrics exposed in the current product before publication.
Viewer tracking is positioned as an enterprise capability; confirm privacy and plan behavior.
The current pricing page lists video analytics under Pro.
Analytics informs the next edit; it does not replace content review.