Limecraft, a privately owned company headquartered in Belgium, founded in 2010, employs approximately 20 individuals, and reported $2.3M in revenue as of 2025. The company provides a cloud-based video collaboration platform for professional video and film production, offering solutions specifically designed for entertainment, archiving, subtitling, and localisation.
Limecraft released version 2026.6 of its AI-powered production platform on September 11, 2026, ahead of IBC 2026, adding new tools for connected media workflows as part of a broader effort to automate repetitive production tasks and integrate AI for editorial work. This followed the company's September 9 announcement that version 2026.6 would extend capabilities for connected media operations, with AI-assisted story editing also in development and available for preview at IBC2026. On September 8, Limecraft had detailed the 2026.6 release, which brought enhanced control over notifications, mobile app media uploads, improved support for professional media workflows, and a first glimpse at AI-assisted story editing. Previously, on August 14, Limecraft unveiled version 2026.5 of its AI-powered production platform, representing an investment in integrated workflows for productions handling large volumes of synchronized material. This update extended its Cloud Connector with on-demand transcoding and improved the integration of live production notes. The 2026.5 release, initially detailed on July 30, introduced a multi-cam player, audio fingerprint-based media synchronization, real-time integration of live timecode notes, and mobile push notifications.
Limecraft offers 2 products in the media tech industry. Limecraft's product portfolio comprises of production and post production and content supply chain.
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Limecraft's revenues were less than $10M in 2025. Caretta Research has split Limecraft's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is production asset management (PAM) and collaboration. For full access to Limecraft's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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Limecraft's customers primarily consist of broadcast television and radio companies. Examples of Limecraft's customers include France Televisions, BBC and ITV. Limecraft has commercial and technical partners like Adobe, Speechmatics and Ooona.
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