Cap
9.0#1 in screen recording softwareFrom $2.42 a monthFree planWebAPIExtensionLinux
VisitCap vs Supercut
What both publish
| Fact | Cap | Supercut |
|---|---|---|
| Editing | The editor supports privacy masks, automatic zoom, captions, animated text, scenes, color grades, and audio tracks. | The editor supports transcript or timeline edits, one-click removal of filler words and silences, zooms, layout switching, and noise removal. |
| Integrations | Cap Pro supports custom S3 storage and Google Drive, and Cap includes a Loom video importer. | The pricing page lists Linear and Notion as included integrations, Slack as available on request, and MCP and API access as included. |
| Platforms | Cap offers desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux, plus a Chrome extension. | Native recorders are available for macOS 14+ and Windows 10+, while a Chrome extension records screen and microphone at up to 1080p. |
| Product | Cap is an open source screen recording and sharing platform with Instant, Studio, and Screenshot modes. | Supercut is a screen recorder for business communication that records screen and camera natively, then lets teams share videos. |
Cap plans
- FreeFree
- Desktop License$29 a year
- Desktop License Lifetime$58 a month
- Cap Pro$12 a month
- Cap Pro Annual$8.16 a month
- Enterprise—
Supercut plans
- Pro$15 a year
- Pro$18 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick Cap if…
Cap suits people who want to record, edit, and share screen videos, with options for local recording, cloud storage, or self-hosting. The Free plan is for personal use; commercial users need a paid plan.
Pick Supercut if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.