Remoto separates media from control with Capture Agent streaming

The Capture Agent directly addresses a core tension in remote post-production: studios need media to stay on secure, air-gapped workstations, but creative teams need to control review sessions from wherever they are. By splitting streaming from session management, Remoto removes the need for reviewers to have direct access to the machine hosting the content. The broader remote review market is crowded — Evercast, Sohonet ClearView Flex, Frame.io, and newer entrants like Louper and Coresee all compete for post-production workflows. Watch whether Remoto's session-based pricing model (pay-per-session, no seat fees) can pull independent editors away from subscription-priced alternatives when the HDR and enterprise security features ship.

Remoto's Capture Agent arrives as the remote review market intensifies. Frame.io, integrated into Adobe Creative Cloud following Adobe's $1.275 billion 2021 acquisition, launched Frame.io Drive in April 2026 — a mounted-storage desktop app that streams media on demand into Premiere, Photoshop, and After Effects without full downloads (per Frame.io blog, April 2026). Evercast used NAB 2026 to announce Evercast Presenter, a plugin piping studio-grade streaming into Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet, alongside support for up to 16 channels of Dolby Atmos audio and HDR on web and mobile (per Evercast, NAB 2026). Both moves signal incumbents pushing beyond basic review into integrated pipeline territory.

Sohonet, whose ClearView Flex competes directly with Remoto Playback in secure frame-accurate review, published analysis in May 2026 identifying review and approval cycles as the primary bottleneck in modern post-production. The company reported that one post facility reduced average review rounds from 4.2 to 1.8 after adopting frame-accurate tools, attributing savings to precise feedback rather than faster editing (per Sohonet blog, May 2026). That finding aligns with Remoto's additions of session cloning and multi-source content sharing to reduce setup friction.

The market backdrop supports continued investment. The Business Research Company valued the real-time collaboration for video editing market at $2.3 billion in 2025, projecting growth to $2.71 billion in 2026 (CAGR 17.7%) and $5.15 billion by 2030 (per The Business Research Company, 2026). Separately, MarketIntelo valued the broader remote post-production services market at $4.2 billion in 2025, with cloud-based deployment commanding 68.4% of the market (per MarketIntelo, 2026). Remoto's pay-per-session model, with no minimums or seat fees, positions it against subscription-dependent competitors targeting the same freelance and small-facility segment.