Stream vs UbiCast Nudgis

Stream is a video platform for institutions creating and delivering learning content through an LMS. It synchronizes recordings from Zoom, Teams and Webex, processes them and publishes them to matching courses. AI features include transcription, captions and translation in 98 languages, meeting-level answers, searchable transcripts with timestamp jumps, topic chapters and automatically created highlights; the site reports 98% transcription accuracy. Its media library provides browser editing, trimming, role-based permissions, controlled sharing and analytics. Listed LMS workflows cover Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard, LTI and H5P, with dedicated Moodle plugins and automatic course matching. Stream is listed for web, API and self-hosted use, while deployment is described as cloud. There is no free plan, but a three-month Moodle pilot is offered without a credit card or commitment. Plans range from $29/month billed annually to custom enterprise pricing, with storage, integration, transcription and support differences.

UbiCast Nudgis is a private video platform for educational institutions, enterprises, and public institutions. It records, edits, centralises, and shares video through web, macOS, Windows, API, or self-hosted deployment. The interactive player supports chapters, comments, questions, slides, resources, quizzes, and polls. Nudgis can generate metadata and quizzes, transcribe and translate subtitles, and make spoken or slide text searchable. Integrations include Moodle, Canvas, Brightspace, Zoom, Teams, OBS, and Wooclap; LTI 1.3 can map LMS roles to Nudgis profiles and permissions. An open API connects to third-party AI tools. Customers can use UbiCast-hosted cloud service in France or deploy on their own infrastructure. UbiCast describes the platform as GDPR compliant and hosted in Europe. A 30-day trial needs no credit card. Annual plans excluding VAT cost 4500.00 USD, 9900.00 USD, or 19900.00 USD, with increasing viewer and storage limits.