mediavalet Review, Pricing & Features

MediaValet is an enterprise DAM platform for centralizing, searching, and sharing brand assets. See features, pricing model, integrations, and FAQs.

Category
File Management
Pricing
Custom, needs-based pricing with unlimited users per account; no published tiers or self-serve free trial — pricing is quoted after booking a demo.
Verified
Not yet
Last updated
August 6, 2026
IntegrationsSaaSSOC 2 CompliantGDPR CompliantEnterpriseAPISalesforce IntegrationReportingMicrosoft 365 IntegrationCloud

MediaValet is a cloud-based, enterprise-grade digital asset management (DAM) platform built to be a single source of truth for an organization's brand, campaign, and product content. Teams use it to centralize images, video, design files, and documents in one secure, searchable library, then control how that content is organized, approved, and shared across the business. The platform is built on Microsoft Azure and pairs AI-assisted tagging and search with tools for asset governance, including brand-controlled experience portals for sharing curated content externally, proofing and approval workflows for creative review cycles, and reporting and analytics that give teams visibility into how assets are used. MediaValet targets mid-market and enterprise organizations with large, complex content libraries, and it names customers across manufacturing, higher education, nonprofit, media & entertainment, healthcare, and financial services. Rather than fixed per-user tiers, MediaValet sells unlimited users and custom, needs-based pricing, positioning itself against DAM vendors that charge per seat. The company is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, reports serving 70,000+ users, and is recognized as a G2 leader in the enterprise DAM category.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Unlimited users and permission groups, so cost doesn't scale per seat as more teams need access
  • Extensive security and compliance posture, including SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certification plus alignment with GDPR, HIPAA, and CCPA
  • Broad integration ecosystem covering creative tools (Adobe Creative Cloud, Canva), collaboration platforms (Microsoft 365/SharePoint, Google Drive), and CRM/PM tools (Salesforce, Asana, Wrike, Jira)
  • AI-assisted tagging and search aimed at reducing manual metadata work in large asset libraries

Cons

  • No published pricing — every plan requires a custom quote via a sales demo, making it hard to budget or compare without contacting the vendor
  • No self-serve free trial is offered; evaluating the product requires booking a demo
  • Positioning and feature depth are aimed at enterprise/mid-market buyers, which may be more DAM than very small teams need

Related Tools