Reviewers mostly describe Video SDK as easy to integrate, with clear documentation, simple APIs, React support, and enough flexibility to build custom video, audio, screen sharing, and live interaction features across apps from conferencing to gaming and healthcare. They repeatedly praise smooth performance, low latency, cross-platform reliability, and customization options, including no-code and prebuilt routes. The main criticism is serious: one reviewer reports confusing billing, dashboard and invoice mismatches, and an unhelpful response from the team, which outweighed the product’s otherwise strong feature set for them.

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fast integration (3)

real-time communication (3)

cross-platform compatibility (2)

customizable UI (2)

developer-friendly (2)

excellent documentation (2)

pre-built components (2)

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•1 review

I recently built a video conferencing app using VideoSDK, focusing on making it user-friendly and efficient. With VideoSDK’s React integration, I quickly set up features like video and audio calling, screen sharing, and real-time participant updates. The app includes a simple "Join" screen, a participant grid to view everyone in the meeting, and easy-to-use controls for toggling mic, webcam, and screen share. VideoSDK made the whole process smooth by handling the complex parts, so I could focus on creating a seamless experience for users.

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screen sharing (1)real-time communication (3)React integration (1)

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•1 review

At Healthray, we were looking for a robust, flexible, and developer-friendly video conferencing solution that could easily integrate into our healthcare management platform. After evaluating several options, Video.sdk stood out for its ease of integration, customizable features, and reliable performance. Key Benefits for Healthray: Easy Integration: Video.sdk’s API and documentation were straightforward, enabling our team to quickly integrate real-time video consultations for our healthcare providers and patients. The process was smooth, requiring minimal effort from our development team. Customizable User Experience: One of the standout features is the ability to fully customize the UI. In Healthray, we wanted to offer a personalized experience to match our platform's branding. Video.sdk allowed us to build the video conferencing interface exactly as we envisioned, ensuring a seamless experience for our users. Scalability: As Healthray scales, particularly with our corporate OPD plan in mind, we needed a solution that could handle increasing demand without compromising quality. Video.sdk’s infrastructure has proven to be highly scalable, accommodating large numbers of simultaneous video consultations without performance issues. Secure and Reliable: Given that Healthray deals with sensitive healthcare data, security was a major concern. Video.sdk comes with encryption and compliance features, ensuring that all video calls are secure and HIPAA-compliant, which is crucial for maintaining trust with our healthcare partners and patients. Cross-Platform Compatibility: Healthray is used across a variety of devices and operating systems. Video.sdk ensures a consistent and high-quality video experience, whether our users are on mobile, desktop, or tablet, which adds to the overall accessibility of our services. Real-Time Communication: In healthcare, real-time communication is vital. Video.sdk’s low-latency video streaming provided a smooth and reliable video calling experience, which significantly enhanced our telemedicine and remote consultation capabilities

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scalability (1)cross-platform compatibility (2)real-time communication (3)fast integration (3)customizable UI (2)encryption and compliance (1)

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This product offers incredible features with many ways to implement them. Their pre-built version is all we would ever need to have a full featured streaming platform, but custom layout options are even better. We had 1 viewer in a session for just over 100min and were billed for over 5000 minutes. Our credentials in this space had no influence on our feedback and the Video SDK team insisted there was no error on their side. At the least we expected a live test run with them to uncover the error, but unfortunately this never happened as their insistence remained steadfast. It also appears as if you will be billed even during your testing phase. Users should be encouraged to run short tests and wait for the invoice since the web interface for customers does not reflect the numbers listed on the invoice. Regrettably we are unable to use this platform. Edit: WRT Arjun's response: It was a localhost with one broadcaster and one viewer. 1 viewer not "multiple people". We did not receive time stamps on the report you sent and your control panel shows different timings. I read the documentation. We were unable to claim from the 10 000 free min for testing as apparently a broadcast does not qualify, only a conference. Your systems are not working correctly and perhaps listen to your customers and show a willingness to dig deeper so as to perfect your offering.

What's great

pre-built components (2)customizable UI (2)

What needs improvement

billing issues (1)testing phase billing (1)

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5 views3yr ago

Video SDK

Hey, Robin Thanks a lot for your feedback. We really appreciate it. As defined in our documentation, We only provide communication minutes free which are audio and video. At the same time, your session has multiple people joined in our interactive live-streaming product and we have sent your email regarding the same analysis. We are extremely sorry about your experience with customer support, we will take this as feedback and try to improve in a better way. We do not have a separate account for testing and production that's why 10,000 minutes are free for testing. Please connect with me at arjun@videosdk.live if you still have any queries. Thanks.

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3yr ago

•2 reviews

Video SDK's latest version is a game-changer, offering an ultra-fast integration process to embed live audio and video experiences across any platform with minimal coding. The standout feature is the AI-powered enhancements, create seamless and interactive experiences. The SDK’s simplified APIs and robust performance ensure high-quality, low-latency streaming while remaining developer-friendly, making it perfect for businesses aiming to add real-time communication features effortlessly.

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developer-friendly (2)real-time communication (3)fast integration (3)low-latency streaming (1)simplified APIs (1)AI-powered enhancements (1)

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•1 review

This is super! The Nocode approach is really easy to use! I'm almost a complete idiot when it comes to code, but that impressed me too. Everything really does seem easy. I haven't tried how many simultaneous participants you can get involved. It would be nice if the image quality could be selected per role in the nocode version as well. Apparently this can be done programmatically though?

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nocode approach (1)

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3yr ago

•1 review

Amazing product! With the appropriate and well-maintained documentation, I was able to integrate the SDK into my application with ease. a fantastic SDK for video calling applications.

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excellent documentation (2)fast integration (3)

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3yr ago

•1 review

The video call SDK integrated into the card game has enhanced user interaction, making gameplay more engaging and social. It runs smoothly, providing a seamless experience without affecting game performance.

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•1 review

I integrated in my product with custom js code. It's very easy to use. Also documentation is clear and understandable. Team members are also supportive.

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excellent documentation (2)customer support (1)developer-friendly (2)

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3yr ago

•2 reviews

Video SDK can save developers time and resources by providing pre-built components and modules for handling complex video processing tasks. It's used to integrate video capabilities into various digital platforms, including: Social media, Gaming apps, Online education, Telemedicine platforms.

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pre-built components (2)

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2yr ago