MediaValet vs Razuna

MediaValet is a paid enterprise digital asset management platform from MediaValet in Vancouver, Canada. It organizes and shares photos, videos, graphics, documents, spreadsheets, presentations, PDFs, 3D files and Office files. Teams can apply metadata and tags, manage approvals, retain version history, share with guests and connect through an API. AI tools provide smart tagging, video transcription, topic and scene detection, content detection, and similar or duplicate image finding. Advanced Search adds filters, object and color recognition, face recognition and shared searches. The Unify framework supports two-way asset and metadata synchronization with connected applications such as Monday.com, Asana, Adobe Creative Cloud, Canva, Google Drive and Jira. MediaValet says its Azure-based service provides encryption in transit and at rest, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and GDPR compliance, plus a 99.9% uptime guarantee. Pricing is custom, with unlimited users and permission groups.

Razuna is digital asset management software for organizing, finding and sharing images, video, audio, documents, design files and brand files. Search includes semantic, conversational, full-text and similar-image methods, alongside AI-generated tags and metadata extraction. Collections, custom fields, smart filters, versioning, renditions and image editing support asset management. Users can share files or folders through expiring links, accept guest uploads, and work through comments and approvals. Browser extensions save images, videos and screenshots; a Raycast extension searches and browses files. The free plan costs nothing and includes 500 GB storage, 5 users, 2 workspaces and 1 collection. Unlimited costs $99 a month, and Unlimited+ costs $499 a month. Razuna lists integrations including Raycast, OneDrive, Dropbox, S3 and WordPress. The maker says customers can choose US or EU data regions and that customer data is not used to train AI models.