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Personal video messages triggered from your CRM, aimed at onboarding and retention rather than cold outreach
As of 1 September 2026, Bonjoro has a free plan and paid plans start at $15/month. Bonjoro exists to make one-to-one video a repeatable workflow, prompting a named person to record a short clip when a customer signs up or churns. Softwr lists it under Customer Success. Bonjoro is available on Web, iOS, Android, Browser extension.
Overview
Bonjoro is an Australian tool for sending short personal videos to individual customers, triggered by events in your other systems. A new signup, a first purchase, a support resolution or a churn risk flag creates a task in a queue, a team member records a phone or webcam clip in response, and the recipient receives it with a branded call to action page. The product includes screen recording, message templates, custom branding, a custom domain and, on higher tiers, one-to-many video for broadcast use. What distinguishes it is the workflow rather than the video. Plenty of tools record and host video; Bonjoro is built around the queue and the trigger, so personal video becomes something a customer success team does every morning rather than an occasional gesture. That focus is also its commercial limit: the value depends on people actually recording videos every day, and it is the one thing a software purchase cannot make happen. Teams that treat it as a habit report strong onboarding activation and reply rates; teams that buy it as a tactic abandon it within a quarter and keep paying the licence. Buyers are customer success, onboarding and founder-led sales teams at software and ecommerce companies, typically small to mid sized. Published pricing runs from a free tier limited to a small number of videos through Starter and Pro tiers at modest monthly rates to a Growth tier around seventy nine dollars, and most plans are billed per user, so a five person success team multiplies the headline price immediately. Note also that Bonjoro is a single product; there is no separate Bonjoro Video offering despite the name appearing that way in some directories.
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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Free
Free
Starter
$15 /mo
Pro
$29 /mo
Growth
$79 /mo
Capabilities
Trigger-driven task queue
Creates a recording task from CRM, ecommerce or email platform events
Mobile and desktop recording
Record from phone or webcam without editing tooling
Screen recording
Screen capture alongside talking head video
Branded call to action pages
Recipient landing page carrying your branding and a next step
Message templates
Reusable openers and structures so recording stays fast
Custom domain
Serve video pages from your own domain on higher tiers
One-to-many video
Broadcast video to a segment on the Growth tier
Team assignment
Route recording tasks to the owning account manager
Answered, with sources
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No. Bonjoro is one product; the name appears in directories in a couple of forms but there is a single personal video platform.
Per user per month, from a free fifty video tier through Starter at fifteen dollars and Pro at twenty nine dollars to Growth at around seventy nine dollars. Confirm current rates and the annual versus monthly difference before purchase.
It can, but the design intent and the strongest results are in onboarding, activation and retention where there is already a relationship.
Teams that do not build a daily recording habit. The queue fills up, nobody clears it, and the subscription becomes shelfware.
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