Skripr vs Retti

Retti tells you why the last video lost viewers. Skripr writes the next one.

Retti is a retention analysis tool built by a YouTube strategist. It reads your published videos, scores your hooks, and shows where viewers left. That is genuinely useful, and it all happens after the video exists. Skripr works on the step that decides retention in the first place: the script, written from a video already proven to work, in your voice.

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Skripr
Retti
Diagnoses your published videos
No
Yes, its core strength
Predicts retention curve and drop-off points
No
Yes
Writes the full script
Yes, the core product
Yes, one of its tools
Script built from a proven video you bring
Yes
Different approach: trained on retention patterns
Writes in your voice or a creator's
Yes (Voice Match)
Not its focus
Works before you have published anything
Yes
Best once you have videos to analyze
Titles, metadata, demonetization check
Yes, one flow
Not listed among its tools
A diagnosis is not a script.
Retti can tell you the video leaked viewers at 2:14. You still have to sit down and write the next one better. Skripr does that part: it hands you the next script with the hook, re-hooks, and structure already built in.
The next video is the lever, not the last one.
A published video's retention is history. You cannot re-shoot it. Every point of watch time you will ever gain lives in the next script, which is the one job Skripr is built for.
Proven beats predicted.
A predicted retention curve is a forecast. A video that already pulled views is proof. Skripr grounds your script in a winner you bring it, so the structure you start from is validated by real viewers, not modeled.

Retti is a genuinely useful tool, and the post-publish diagnosis it does is a job Skripr does not do. If you want to know exactly why your last upload lost people, it earns its place. Skripr is not a diagnosis dashboard. It sits one step earlier, where retention is actually decided: the script for the video you have not made yet.

Common questions

Is Skripr a Retti alternative?
They solve different halves of the same problem. Retti diagnoses retention on videos you already published. Skripr writes the next script from a video already proven to work, in your voice. If your last video flopped and you want to know why, Retti does that. If you want the next one to hold viewers, that is Skripr.
Can Retti write scripts too?
Yes, Retti includes a script writer alongside its analysis tools. The difference is the center of gravity. Retti is built around diagnosing retention, with scripting as one of its tools. Skripr is built end to end around the script: grounded in a proven video you bring, written in your voice, with titles, metadata, and a demonetization check in the same flow.
Does Skripr analyze my published videos' retention?
No, and that is an honest gap. Skripr analyzes the proven video you bring it and writes your next script from it. It does not read your channel analytics. For post-publish diagnosis, a tool like Retti is the right fit, and plenty of creators could use one for the autopsy and the other for the next script.
Is Skripr free to try?
Yes. Your first 2 scripts are free with no card required, and paid plans are flat monthly, cancel anytime.

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