Kontainer is a DAM and PIM platform for brand assets and product data. Plans start at $500/month with a 30-day free trial. See features and integrations.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Kontainer is a cloud platform that combines Digital Asset Management (DAM) and Product Information Management (PIM). It gives companies a central system for organizing, processing and distributing images, videos, logos, PR material, brand guides and product data. The company says it has operated since 2001 and is used by more than 350 companies.
Its pitch is a single source of truth that replaces scattered Excel sheets, Dropbox folders and email attachments. Internal teams and external partners such as resellers, agencies and photographers work from the same library, with permissions deciding who can view, download or upload.
Files are uploaded in batches or received directly from suppliers and photographers, then enriched with metadata, tags, categories and expiry dates. Tags can be added manually, automatically or with AI, and search runs across all metadata. Smart folders update themselves from tagging rules.
Only the original file needs to be stored. Download templates define size, crop, format and naming, so users choose a format and receive a converted file. Assets and product data then flow to websites, shops and design tools through plugins, an API and integrations.
Core DAM features include advanced media search, album management, a comment and approval tool, notifications, statistics and previews of over 100 file types. Sharing works through encrypted, time-limited links and custom landing pages, and the interface can carry your own logo, colors and URL.
Newer additions focus on AI and compliance: semantic search, alt text and translation, background removal, facial recognition, an MCP interface, C2PA content credentials, automatic subtitles and a Photo Consent Tool. On the PIM side, the Product Hub manages language-versioned product data for webshops and B2B platforms.
Kontainer is a digital asset management (DAM) and product information management (PIM) platform. It helps businesses organize, manage and share images, videos, brand material and product data with internal teams and external partners.
Published plans are Core at $500 per month, Professional at $695, Premium at $1,155 and Enterprise at $2,220. Extra users and storage are priced in steps, and modules like Photo Consent Tool or video streaming are add-ons on lower plans. Paid packages have a one-month notice period.
Yes. Kontainer offers a 30-day free trial with no commitment. A 30-minute tailored presentation is also available.
The site lists more than 100 integrations and plugins, including Adobe Photoshop and InDesign, Microsoft 365, Canva, Figma, Shopify, Shopware, WordPress, Umbraco, Drupal, Business Central, Okta and Entra ID. There is also an API.
Yes. These include auto-tagging, alt text, translation, text generation, background removal, facial recognition, semantic search and an MCP integration. All AI features are off by default and must be turned on individually.
Kontainer states that it is GDPR compliant and describes its platform as GDPR-secure, with access control and consent and date management for files. It also lists encryption and continuous monitoring.
It suits organizations with many brand assets or product records that need controlled sharing, such as fashion and lifestyle brands, manufacturers, NGOs and public administrations. Customers include Ricola, Red Cross and Les Deux.
The Core plan starts at $500 per month for up to 25 users, so it can fit small teams with a real asset-management need. Very small teams that only need basic file storage may find it more than they require.