Is VidWorth the Same as Vidwath, VidVault, or VidiWorth?

If you searched for "VidWorth" and landed here after seeing results for Vidwath, VidVault, VidiWorth, VidRush, or a few other similar names — you're not imagining things, and you're in the right place now.

VidWorth (at vidworth.co) is a YouTube revenue-attribution platform built for creators and agencies. It connects what happens on a video — a view — to what happens afterward: a click on a tracked link, a booked call or lead, and eventually a sale. None of the other "Vid-" named products below do that, and VidWorth has no relationship to any of them.

What VidWorth actually does

Every VidWorth link is a first-party tracked link that redirects to wherever a creator sends viewers — a booking page, a form, a funnel. The link carries the YouTube video ID through a utm_content parameter, and a tid parameter can carry an exact click match through to a form or scheduler when the destination supports it. That's how a booked call, a lead, or a sale gets traced back to the specific video that produced it, not just "YouTube" as a channel.

On top of that:

Capability	What it does
Tracked links	Log clicks and redirect, with attribution parameters attached
Link placement	Can be added to a video description or pinned comment (with approval)
Description safety	Only the description field is changed; the previous version is stored and can be undone
Conversions	Connects to booking, form, funnel, and revenue tools via OAuth, webhook, or integration
Reporting	Views, unique clicks, CTR, leads, booked calls, booking rate, sales, and cash collected per video
AI assistant	Answers questions about workspace data and can prepare bulk actions for approval
MCP	Exposes a workspace-scoped, OAuth-authenticated endpoint for AI clients like Claude

VidWorth does not write anything to a connected YouTube channel without explicit approval.

What VidWorth is not

A few unrelated products surface in the same searches:

• Vidwath — a Google AI Overview describes this as an education-technology company offering smart classrooms, a learning app, and VR labs. It has nothing to do with YouTube attribution; if that's what you're after, this isn't the right page.
• VidVault — listed on Google Play as an Android app for managing and editing personal video libraries.
• VidiWorth — a video and photography production company based in South Fayette, PA, per its Facebook page.
• VidRush — the name used by two separate AI video-generation tools (vidrush.ai and vidrush.studio) that turn a brief into a finished video: script, voiceover, footage, and editing.
• Vidoo (فيدوو) — an Arabic-market marketplace for producing video ads.
• VIDwallet — a separate, unrelated Android app.

If you meant one of these, we're not it — but if what you actually want is to know which of your YouTube videos are producing booked calls and revenue, keep reading below.

Quick answers

Is VidWorth an education or classroom product? No. That description belongs to a different company (Vidwath). VidWorth is video-to-revenue attribution for YouTube.

Is VidWorth a video editing or storage app? No. VidWorth doesn't edit or store your videos — it tracks what happens after someone watches one.

Is VidWorth a video production company? No. VidWorth doesn't produce videos or ad creative. It measures what your existing videos generate downstream.

Does VidWorth generate videos with AI? No. VidWorth's AI assistant works with your attribution data and workspace — not video generation.

Who is VidWorth actually for? Creators and agencies who publish YouTube videos and want to know which ones are producing leads, booked calls, and sales — not just views.

Where can I learn more? Read how VidWorth's attribution works in the docs, see how it compares to a similarly-confused name in VidWorth vs. Trakyo, or start with Introducing VidWorth.