Cincopa is a photo & video hosting platform, offering various designs for slideshows, photo-galleries, video players, private video hosting solutions and more.
$9
per month
Microsoft Stream
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Microsoft Stream is an enterprise video option available to users of Microsoft 365 as part of the Office 365 E1 edition tier. Users can create explainer videos and send videos to Teams channels, SharePoint sites, Microsoft Viva Engage posts, Microsoft Viva Connections, and Microsoft365.com to inform and align with colleagues in the flow of work.
Cincopa has nice templates that are easy to use. The images can be moved about, more images added, and the size changed.
I particularly like the Pinterest style template, as it fits in well with the number of images that I need to display on my website. The more choices …
When looking for a gallery system on BigCommerce, we looked at POWr, Owl Carousel, and JuiceBox. We settled on Cincopa due to the embed options, drag-and-drop functionality, and the lack of development needed to integrate into our website. Additionally, Cincopa's price point …
HubSpot recently integrated Vidyard into their mix and it's great, but the lead gen piece is lacking. It's not as sophisticated as Cincopa and it's pricier.
Canva is great for certain things but for an HTML slideshow it wouldn't deliver. I needed something as easy to use as Canva and as cost-effective, and Cincopa delivered. Cincopa also doesn't add any obtrusive style elements and its customization allows you to make it look …
I liked the options that Cincopa had. I can customize my gallery however I want and share it with anyone, they do not have to have an account to view my galleries on my website, like Dropbox.
I truly could not find any competitor to Cincopa for our use case. Most photo galleries are expensive, lack customization, or are too focused on "social sharing". I don't need to share my albums with my friends - but I do need to embed them on our website!
Cincopa is much easier to use for our staff than the previous products we have used. The features are similar but the time it takes to create projects based on the required technical knowledge is so much less that our staff is more productive and we are finding the creation and …
Cincopa has much more to offer. They have an incredible amount of displays and colors to choose from. They are constantly updating and adding new ones with lots of features and ways to edit. They have really made our life much easier and I highly recommend them.
We used internal tools for image galleries, but we could not manage the amount of images. In addition, no user-friendly search function could be integrated. Sharing on social media was also not possible. In addition, the pictures could not be marked and it is very advantageous …
Consensus is better for lead generation and sharing marketing content; however, Stream is most appropriate for capturing meeting recordings when using teams. its integration flawlessly allows for such a slick process that using an external solution wouldn't.
Cincopa is great for small businesses that need to post photo or video galleries on their websites. Cincopa can do many other things, however, I have only used them for photo galleries. Cincopa also makes it easy to post a video on websites.
Stream is good for recording and capturing discussion from meetings. I would say that it isnt appropriate where there is lots of detail and lots of varying topics discussed as the summarising tool can in these instances be too broad. It is really good where meetings have been left or missed; as the notes and transcript allow for easy catchup
Cincopa only allows for one size of photo. For example, if I want to include a vertical photo and a horizontal one, I have to have the Cincopa team custom-code this feature for me. It should be an out-of-box feature.
Our designer had to put some parameters in Cincopa, so that the galleries fit in well with our website. It's not intuitive to the average person.
The analytics are very lacking. We have a podcast page where about four to five podcast series live, but the analytics are the same for all of those series because Cincopa only records when someone sees the first slide of a gallery, not individual slides. So, there's no way to know if one podcast is more popular than the other. And, since Cincopa is an iframe, we can't gather this data with Google Analytics either.
Cincopa is very easy to use, especially to the uninitiated. You don't need a degree in CS or years of experience to set-up a fantastic looking gallery. The interface is self-explanatory for the most part and very easy to use. The drag-and-drop functionality makes it simple and inviting for all users.
Its integration into the Teams stack allows for ease of use without having to leave the application to access it elsewhere. Its interface is intuitive and easy to use. Sharing could be better. Transcripts and notes are very good
When looking for a gallery system on BigCommerce, we looked at POWr, Owl Carousel, and JuiceBox. We settled on Cincopa due to the embed options, drag-and-drop functionality, and the lack of development needed to integrate into our website. Additionally, Cincopa's price point (especially with a free option) put it in the lead over similar products like JuiceBox.
Consensus is better for lead generation and sharing marketing content; however, Stream is most appropriate for capturing meeting recordings when using teams. its integration flawlessly allows for such a slick process that using an external solution wouldn't
We use the tool primarily as a customer loyalty measure. Customers can view all submitted images and videos, also from other people and share with other people.
In addition, the tool serves to promote the image of our company by giving the customer pleasure. The residence time of the customers on the page with the picture gallery is very high.