Mindstamp adds questions, branching and lead capture to video and reports per viewer. Plans from $83/mo billed yearly, 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Mindstamp is interactive video software that places questions, buttons, hotspots, forms, branching, and calls to action on top of video a team already has. Its central idea is viewer-level reporting. Where a standard video tool reports a play count, Mindstamp records what each identified viewer watched, answered, clicked, and completed, and it keeps the original video file unchanged.
The company was started by Brett Lindenberg and Andrew Brooks and is based in Satellite Beach, Florida, as a remote-first team. It serves training, marketing, sales, education, and customer support teams. The site cites a 4.9 rating on Capterra and 4.6 on G2, and says more than 25,000 teams use the product.
Setup follows four steps. A team starts a 14-day trial or books a demo, then uploads a video or connects one from a supported host such as Vimeo, Wistia, Kaltura, JW Player, Synthesia, or HeyGen. The video keeps its host, and Mindstamp plays it in its own player.
Interactions are placed on the timeline, branch rules are set, and each path can be previewed. The video is then published by share link or embed. Viewers do not need an account to watch. Results appear in per-viewer reports, can be exported as CSV, and can be sent to a CRM, webhooks, Zapier, or the REST API.
The features page lists 47 interactions in six groups. Questions can be multiple choice, choose-all, free response, rating, Likert, date, number, dropdown, voice, video, or drawing, and correct answers are scored automatically. Buttons can open links, jump the timeline, or capture a lead, while hotspots make an area of the frame clickable and can follow a moving detail.
Branching sends viewers to different scenes based on their choices, and conditional logic shows, hides, or reroutes interactions based on answers or known data. Personalization renders viewer details into the video at play time. Genie AI is an assistant that answers viewer questions about the video. Transcripts, chapters, playlists, and SCORM export (1.2 and 2004) are also listed.
Mindstamp is interactive video software that adds questions, buttons, hotspots, forms, branching, and calls to action to existing video. It then reports what each viewer watched, answered, and did. It is used for training, marketing, sales, education, and support.
Self-service plans run from Basic at $83/mo to Ultra at $2,083/mo, with yearly billing shown. Core is $250/mo, Pro is $416/mo, and Scale is $833/mo. Enterprise is custom, with annual contracts starting at $15,000.
Yes. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and no credit card is required. The site does not list a permanent free plan.
No. Interactions sit on top of the video you already have, and Mindstamp keeps the original file unchanged. You can upload a file or connect a video from a supported host.
No. Viewers can open an interactive video from a shared link or embedded page without creating an account. An identity is collected only where you place an interaction that asks for one.
It imports video from Vimeo, Wistia, Kaltura, JW Player, YouTube, Synthesia, and HeyGen. It sends data to HubSpot, ClickFunnels, Constant Contact, Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, Zapier, Google Sheets, webhooks, and a REST API, and works with many LMS platforms.
Yes. You can embed the player in an LMS lesson or upload a SCORM package so the LMS records completion and a score. SCORM export (1.2 and 2004) is available from the Core plan.
Yes, through the Enterprise plan. SSO and SAML are scoped and implemented per account, and the quote states the implementation and delivery terms.