Priced for your organization, not a tier

Panopto is priced based on the size and needs of your organization, with plans designed for enterprises, higher education institutions, and large teams. Pricing is customized rather than published at a flat rate, because the right configuration depends on factors like user count, storage volume, integrations with your existing LMS or intranet, and support tier. Organizations interested in pricing can request a quote directly from Panopto to get a tailored estimate.

Panopto pricing is typically structured around organizational scale—not per individual video. Plans account for factors like the number of users, storage needs, and which product capabilities are included, rather than charging each time a video is recorded or viewed. This makes Panopto cost-predictable for organizations with high content volumes or large distributed workforces.

Yes. Panopto offers product demos for organizations evaluating the platform. A demo gives prospective customers a guided walkthrough of core capabilities—including video capture, intelligent search, LMS integrations, and analytics—with the opportunity to ask questions specific to their use case. Organizations can request a demo through the Panopto website.

A Panopto subscription typically includes video recording and capture tools, a centralized video library with permission-based access controls, AI-powered search across spoken words and on-screen text, integration with LMS platforms like Canvas and D2L Brightspace, and viewer analytics. Enterprise and higher education plans may also include features like live streaming, custom branding, advanced security controls, and dedicated support. Exact inclusions vary by plan and are confirmed during the quoting process.

Panopto integrates with a wide range of enterprise and education platforms, including learning management systems like Canvas, D2L Brightspace, Blackboard, and Moodle, as well as Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and Zoom. These integrations are included as part of standard plans rather than sold as add-ons, which is a common consideration when comparing total cost of ownership across video platforms. Organizations with specific integration requirements can confirm compatibility before purchasing.