Tella is an all-in-one screen recorder for demos and tutorials. See features, pricing plans, pros, and cons.
Tella is an all-in-one screen recording and video creation tool built for people who need to produce polished product demos, tutorials, and course content without learning a full video editing application. It combines recording, editing, hosting, and sharing in a single browser-based workflow.
The company was founded in 2020 by Grant Shaddick and Michiel Westerbeek and went through Y Combinator. Tella's team is primarily based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, with reported additional presence in San Francisco, California, and has raised roughly 2.6 million dollars in total funding.
Tella records screen, webcam, microphone, and system audio simultaneously on Mac, Windows, and in Chrome, giving creators flexible source combinations for demos and tutorials.
Built-in editing tools include a timeline editor, transcript-based editing (cutting video by editing the text transcript), automatic camera and screen layouts, and visual effects, all without leaving the browser.
Recordings can be exported at up to 4K resolution on paid plans, and Premium adds 60 FPS export for smoother motion capture.
Finished videos are hosted directly on Tella with an embedded player, view analytics, and, on higher tiers, custom domains and removal of Tella branding.
Tella does not offer a permanent free plan; new users get a trial period before choosing a paid plan. The Pro plan costs 13 dollars per user per month, with roughly 50 percent off available on annual billing, and includes unlimited video creation and storage, full recording capabilities, transcription support in over 100 languages, and 4K export.
The Premium plan costs 19 dollars per user per month (also with an annual discount) and adds custom domain setup, domain restriction controls, removal of Tella branding, 60 FPS export, and advanced analytics with traffic source tracking. An Enterprise plan offers custom pricing with volume discounts, adding SSO and SCIM authentication, a shared Slack channel with the Tella team, and personalized onboarding.
Tella is used to record and edit screen, webcam, and audio content for product demos, tutorials, onboarding videos, and course content.
Tella does not offer a permanent free plan; it offers a trial period before requiring a Pro, Premium, or Enterprise subscription.
Tella's Pro plan is 13 dollars per user per month and the Premium plan is 19 dollars per user per month, both with a discount for annual billing; Enterprise pricing is custom.
Tella was founded in 2020 by Grant Shaddick and Michiel Westerbeek, and went through Y Combinator.
Tella's team is primarily based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, with additional presence reported in San Francisco, California.
Yes, Tella supports up to 4K export on its Pro plan, with 60 FPS export added on the Premium plan.
Branding removal is available on the Premium and Enterprise plans, not on the Pro plan.
Yes, Tella lets users edit videos by editing the automatically generated transcript, and supports transcription in more than 100 languages.