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OpenStreamTools vs the rest

Every figure below is pulled from each tool's own pricing page. We link to the source next to each one so you can check it yourself — pricing pages change, so treat this as a snapshot, not a guarantee.

Tool Entry price Top tier Billing model 4K export Editor invites Profanity removal Anchored captions
OpenStreamTools €10/mo €10/mo (one plan) Flat monthly, unlimited use Yes Yes Yes Yes
StreamLadder ~$9–11/mo (billed weekly) €39/mo (Pro) — adds 4K/60fps export Tiered, weekly or monthly billing Yes No Yes No
OpusClip $15/mo (Starter, 150 credits) $29/mo (Pro, 300 credits) Credit-based: 1 credit per source minute No No No No
Eklipse $19.99/mo (Premium) $19.99/mo ($12.50/mo billed annually) Tiered, monthly or annual No No No No
StreamGen €5.99/mo (Plus) €19/mo (Ultimate, Autopilot + VOD editor) Tiered, monthly No No No No

"Entry price" is each vendor's cheapest paid tier; "Top tier" is their highest plan — where a "Yes" under 4K export for a competitor usually only unlocks. Both sourced from their own pricing pages as of the last check — see /compare for sourcing notes.

Notes on each

StreamLadder

Free tier
Yes, watermarked/limited
Entry paid tier
~$9–11/mo (billed weekly)
Top tier
€39/mo (Pro) — adds 4K/60fps export
Billing model
Tiered, weekly or monthly billing

OpusClip

Free tier
Yes, 60 credits/mo, watermarked
Entry paid tier
$15/mo (Starter, 150 credits)
Top tier
$29/mo (Pro, 300 credits)
Billing model
Credit-based: 1 credit per source minute

Eklipse

Free tier
Yes, 720p, capped clips/stream
Entry paid tier
$19.99/mo (Premium)
Top tier
$19.99/mo ($12.50/mo billed annually)
Billing model
Tiered, monthly or annual

StreamGen

Free tier
Yes, most features, lower limits
Entry paid tier
€5.99/mo (Plus)
Top tier
€19/mo (Ultimate, Autopilot + VOD editor)
Billing model
Tiered, monthly

We build clips from Twitch VODs the same way these tools do — none of this is a knock on their engineering. The difference is pricing structure: they meter by credits or tier because AI processing cost scales with usage, and that gets passed to you. We built our own clip-ranking pipeline to keep that cost flat enough to charge one price. Full breakdown in the cost post.