VideoHighlight, from VHS Media Group LTD, turns video and audio into searchable text. It summarizes YouTube videos into timestamped key points, transcribes in 37+ languages, and lets a user chat with a video or search across an entire library of videos at once, with every answer linked back to its timestamp in the source. Paid plans add private uploads of MP4, MOV, MKV and AVI video or MP3, WAV, M4A and WhatsApp voice-message audio, so meetings and recorded calls can be summarized alongside public videos. Other features include highlights and notes, playlist and channel syncing, screenshots of key moments, and export to Notion, Readwise, Word, Markdown or CSV. Connectors to Claude are live, and ChatGPT and Grok are marked coming soon.
The homepage line about being trusted by top students, researchers and professionals, alongside a strip of university names, is the vendor’s own framing rather than a named case study or a stated partnership with those institutions. An AI summary or transcript can still misread fast speech, accents or background noise, so check the timestamped source clip before quoting a summarized point in serious research. Business plans include an experimental API and beta AI alerts, both still labelled as such, so treat their output as provisional.
Free costs $0, with 10 YouTube videos and 7 hours 30 minutes of online video time a month, 3 videos a day, a maximum length of 2 hours 30 minutes, and 2 workspace members. Plus is $8 a month billed yearly at $96, or $12 month to month, with 50 online videos, 20 hours of online time, and private uploads of 5 files up to 10 hours. Pro, the most popular plan, is $15 a month billed yearly at $180, with 150 online videos, 40 hours online, 15 private files up to 20 hours, formatted transcripts, AI alerts and experimental API access. Business is $35 a month billed yearly at $420, with 450 online videos, 200 hours online, 30 private files up to 40 hours and 3 workspace members. Every plan supports YouTube, with Vimeo and Dailymotion marked experimental.
