Your video host changed hands. Your work deserves better than a bandwidth cap.
Frame-accurate review, a portfolio at @you, and originals archived untouched — one plan, priced on storage.
Different jobs, honestly compared
Vimeo changed owners in late 2025 (Bending Spoons) and reworked its plans since. Facts below as of July 2026 — check their current pages before you decide.
| Millimeters | Vimeo | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Client review & delivery of your work | Video hosting & streaming platform |
| Pricing basis | Storage only — no seats, no bandwidth caps | Tiered plans; storage & features vary by tier |
| Frame-accurate notes & drawings | ✓ — on every plan | Review tools on some plans — check current tiers |
| Client approves via a link, no account | ✓ — optional password, expiry, view limit | Varies by plan and feature |
| Originals kept bit-for-bit, your folders | ✓ — 4K, ProRes, RAW, as uploaded | Playback is transcoded; source retention varies by plan |
| Public portfolio page | ✓ — at @you (Display) | ✓ — showcases/profile |
| At the storage limit | Uploads pause; nothing deleted | See their current terms |
| Live streaming, embeds & monetization | — | ✓ |
| Cost | Free 1 GB · Pro 50 GB monthly, price shown at Stripe checkout | See vimeo.com/pricing |
If Vimeo was your distribution channel, keep one. If it was your review-and-delivery tool, that's the job we do.
What we don't have: streaming to an audience, a social feed, player monetization. Moving over is plain: export your originals from Vimeo, drag them into Backup — folder structure kept as-is — and each active review takes one upload and one link.