Scoopa Pricing & Demo

Scoopa is a video management software that allows the sharing of broadcast video files simply, quickly and economically. Scoopa helps users save money by replacing all traditional data storage and sharing infrastructure with cloud storage and communication. It also helps save costs of IT investments. Scoopa helps save time as well as the upload and download speeds are significantly less. Scoopa provides 24x7 customer support.

Scoopa Pricing

Scoopa Pricing provides subscription plans that are suited to business needs. The users can save money as Scoopa replaces a lot of hardware and infrastructure required for storage and sharing of video content through cloud storage. 

 Here are Scoopa Pricing plans that are available:

• Basic- $75 per month with 50 GB high-speed storage
• Professional - $218 per month with 100 GB high-speed storage
• Enterprise- $1088 per month with 200 GB high-speed storage

Scoopa Demo

For interested individuals who want to try Scoopa before going for the paid subscription plans, there is a 30-day free trial available. Scoopa also provides 24x7 support for any queries regarding the software that the user may have.Scoopa Features

Speed

• Benefit from a worldwide operating high-performance server network.
• Resume already started uploads in case of any interruptions.

Easy to use

• Use Scoopa easily with just internet access without any hardware or software downloads.
• Learn using Scoopa instantly with intuitive and easy to use interface.
• Control video assets through easy management of files, folders and access rights with the Media Asset Management (MAM) feature 

Security

• Secure data through a safety net against data loss and more security as compared to conventional data transfer processes.
• Let go of any worries regarding security as Scoop meets European Data protection requirements.

Scalable and Device Independent

• Enjoy unlimited storage and highest internet bandwidth to and from data centers.
• Use Scoopa on any device and from wherever and whenever needed.