Teleprompter.com

Teleprompter.com combines script prompting, recording, and editing for people making camera-ready videos or presentations. It suits creators who want voice-following prompts and a workflow that reaches from script import to streaming. Its breadth is a strength, but the free plan’s export watermark makes paid service the practical choice for finished videos.

Overview

The app can display a script beside the camera while recording, or act as the display in a physical teleprompter rig. VoiceGlide tracks a speaker’s pace, pauses when they do, and can recover the place after an ad-lib. That makes it better suited to natural delivery than a prompt that simply scrolls at a fixed speed.

Teleprompter.com also combines recording controls, editing tools, remote operation, and live streaming. The company was founded in 2018 and is based in Budapest, Hungary.

Key features

Recording and editing

Camera and microphone selection give presenters control over their recording setup. Editing covers subtitles, noise removal, trimming, resizing, and background replacement. Pro adds 4K recording without a watermark, subtitle generation, and Clean Audio; Max offers longer subtitle generation and Clean Audio. This is a useful range for creators who want prompting and basic post-production in one app, though the advanced tools depend on a paid plan.

Script imports and controls

Scripts can come from Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, Word, PDF, or plain text, reducing the need to rebuild material already stored elsewhere. Control options include Bluetooth devices, presentation remotes, foot pedals, game controllers, Apple Watch, and a web-based remote. The app can work offline, and Bluetooth remote control does not require internet, which is valuable when recording away from a reliable connection.

Streaming, privacy, and integrations

Native live-stream destinations include Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram; RTMP URLs cover other destinations. An optional MCP server and API connect scripts with assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT, with read and write access granted by the user for scripts and folders.

The privacy policy says traffic uses HTTPS and TLS, stored data is encrypted at rest by infrastructure providers, and access to production data is limited to staff who need it. The company says it does not sell script content or use it to train its own models, and that staff access content only when explicitly asked for support. These are relevant assurances for users handling scripts, though they do not replace an organization’s own security review.

Pricing

Starter is free and includes cloud script storage, custom fonts and colors, remote control, and access on iOS, Android, macOS, and web. Its central compromise is a watermark on exported video. The pricing FAQ says plans have no limits on video length, recording count, or script storage, so the free tier’s stated restriction is not a recording or script quota.

Pro costs $7.50/user/mo with annual billing and includes 4K recording without a watermark, horizontal and vertical mirroring, remote preview, subtitle generation, and Clean Audio. A 7-day free trial is offered. For an individual creator who wants clean exports and editing features, this is the clearest upgrade.

Team costs $24.99/user/mo with annual billing and adds multiple editors, a shared workspace, and a dedicated customer success contact. It fits collaborators managing scripts together, but the per-seat charge matters as a team grows.

Max costs $24.99/user/mo with annual billing and includes 100GB of cloud storage, longer Clean Audio and subtitle generation, and priority support, along with a 7-day free trial. It is aimed at users who need more storage or longer processing allowances; Team is the more relevant choice when shared editing and a customer success contact matter. The published plan terms specify annual billing, while prices for the paid tiers are stated per user or seat.

Platforms

Teleprompter.com supports Android, iOS, macOS, and the web. That range makes it a plausible choice for people who prepare scripts on one device and record or present on another, with the caveat that platform-specific capabilities are not detailed here.

Who it's for

Choose it if you make spoken videos or presentations and want voice-tracking, multiple ways to control scrolling, and recording and editing in the same product. It is also a strong fit for streamers who use its named social destinations or an RTMP URL, and for teams that need shared workspaces. Look elsewhere if you require watermark-free exports without a subscription or do not need its broader recording workflow.

Pros and cons

• Pros: VoiceGlide follows speech and can recover after ad-libs, which supports more natural delivery.
• Pros: Broad remote-control support, including foot pedals and Apple Watch, gives presenters several hands-free options.
• Pros: Offline operation and script imports from common file and cloud sources suit varied recording setups.
• Pros: Video length, recording count, and script storage are not capped by plan, according to the pricing FAQ.
• Cons: Starter exports carry a watermark, limiting its appeal for publishing finished videos at no cost.
• Cons: Team is charged per seat, so collaboration has a recurring cost that rises with the number of editors.
• Cons: The optional assistant connection grants script and folder read or write permissions, so users should consider the access they approve.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see Teleprompter Software.

• Speakflow is another freemium option with Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows support; its Free plan has limited flow and a 7-day script history, while Plus is $19.00 per month and records and stores 1 hour of video.
• VoicePrompter is a freemium alternative with a free web app that requires no account and works offline as a PWA.
• FluidPrompter offers a free Starter Plan limited to one user, one prompter, and 600-word scripts, with keyboard and mouse controls; consider it if those limits suit a basic setup.
• PromptSmart is a paid alternative with a free trial; consider it if you want to compare a paid product rather than start with a free plan.
• Prompt+ is limited to iOS and macOS and has a free tier for scripts up to 750 characters; its $19.99 one-off Premium Teleprompter purchase removes that limit.
• Teleprompter Pro is a freemium option for iOS and macOS.
• EasyPrompter is a freemium web option.
• OtO is a freemium option for Android, macOS, and Windows.

Verdict

Teleprompter.com is the strongest fit for creators who want a voice-responsive prompt alongside recording, editing, remote controls, and streaming across several platforms. The main reason to choose it is that unusually broad end-to-end workflow; the main reason to look elsewhere is the watermark on free exports, followed by the ongoing annual cost for clean video and higher-tier capabilities.