The recorder, the teleprompter and the editor are the same on every plan. What changes is how many angles, how much lives in the cloud, and how much of the work you hand to the machine.
For finding out whether cutting by camera suits the way you work.
No card, no expiry.
For one person or one show, shooting every week.
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
For a team, several channels, or a rig with more than six things pointed at it.
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
| Free | Pro | Studio | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camera sources per session | 2 | 6 | Unlimited |
| Microphones and screen regions | Unlimited on every plan | ||
| Cloud storage | 10 GB | 500 GB | 3 TB |
| Transcription and AI cuts | 30 min / month | 10 h / month | 50 h / month |
| Publish destinations | 1 | 5 | Unlimited |
| Recorder, teleprompter, editor | Complete on every plan | ||
| Export resolution | Up to 4K on every plan | ||
| Hardware control surface | Blackmagic Speed Editor on every plan | ||
| Team seats | — | — | Yes |
| Support | Docs | Priority + onboarding | |
Not yet — accounts are made by hand while the publishing side is being finished. Mail [email protected] and you will get one. The prices above are what a plan costs when self-serve billing opens.
Nothing on your own machine changes. Recordings, projects and every Cut are files in a folder you own, in formats other software can read. The cloud is where the plan applies.
Because that is how it is charged. Transcription is billed per minute of audio and the edit pass per session, so the plan limit follows the real cost rather than inventing one. The editor shows an estimate before it spends anything, and a running total per session.
Yes — put them in the app's own credentials file and every AI feature runs against your account instead of the plan's allowance. That is included on Studio and available on any plan.
No. Two angles, ten gigabytes and half an hour of transcription a month, indefinitely. Local recording and editing are not limited at all.
Scheduling, the queue and a manual destination ship today. Direct posting is not switched on yet — see the publisher page for exactly where that stands.
Record two angles, cut them by choosing who to watch, and see whether the timeline makes sense to you before anything is charged.
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