An honest, side-by-side look at where Monday.com wins, where it falls short for a 5-editor video agency, and what Timeliner replaces in your stack.
Monday is a flexible Work OS - boards everywhere, but no native video review.
No video review - files are attachments, not playable with timecoded comments
Inviting clients to comment requires paid guest seats
No internal-then-client gating built for video deliverables
No client billing or per-project revenue tracking
No frame-accurate version compare or draw-on-frame
| Feature | Monday.com | Timeliner |
|---|---|---|
| Timecoded Video Review | ||
| Full-Resolution Cloud Streaming | ||
| Version Comparison | ||
| Project Management (Kanban / List / Calendar) | ||
| Internal → Client Review Gating | ||
| Branded Client Portal (No Client Login) | ||
| Dual Deadlines (Internal + Client) | ||
| Editor Assignment & Workload | ||
| Team KPIs & Analytics | ||
| Payment Tracking & Pricing Templates | ||
| WhatsApp + Email Notifications | ||
| Social Posting & Scheduling |
Standard - 5 × $12 (annual). Switch tiers to see how seats, storage and features line up against what you’d actually pay.
| Monday.com | Timeliner Studio | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $60/mo | $89/mo |
| Seats | Not published | 5 included (up to 10) |
| Extra seat | Not published | $10/mo (+250GB) |
| Storage | Not published | 3TB |
| Streaming quality | Not published | 1080p |
| Client & guest reviewers | Not published | Free & unlimited |
What Timeliner Studio includes
Timecoded review for video, images, audio, and scripts
Full-resolution cloud streaming - no source downloads
Project management - kanban, list, calendar, workload
Internal review → client review gating, baked in
Branded client portal - your logo and colors, no client login
Per-client and per-editor payment tracking with pricing templates (Agency)
Team KPIs and editor analytics (Agency)
WhatsApp and email notifications, native
Social posting scheduler - IG, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook (Agency)
Start your 14-day free trial. Import a project, invite your editors, share with one client - see whether it replaces your stack.