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ScriptCam

Pricing

Free to start.
Pro when you publish.

The voice tracking is never the thing you pay for. Every tier scrolls your script the same way — Pro removes the limits that only matter once you are shipping videos every week.

Coming soon ScriptCam launches free. These tiers are planned — there is nothing to buy yet.

Free

$0 forever

The whole point of the app, uncrippled.

  • Voice-tracked scrolling, full speed
  • Tap-a-word correction and skip-ahead
  • 3-minute recordings
  • 1080p portrait video
  • Small watermark

Available at launch

Planned flagship

Pro

$39.99 per year, or $5.99/mo

For people who publish every week.

  • Everything in Free
  • No watermark
  • Unlimited recording length
  • 4K recording
  • Import scripts from documents
  • Cloud script sync

Not yet available

Lifetime

$89.99 once

Pay once. Never think about it again.

  • Everything in Pro
  • All future Pro features
  • No renewal, no subscription

Not yet available

Questions

The things people ask before they download.

Is the free tier actually usable?

Yes, and that is the point. Voice-tracked scrolling, tap-a-word correction, mirror mode and 1080p recording are all free, with no trial clock. The free tier caps recordings at three minutes and adds a small watermark — the paywall sits on publishing, never on the thing that makes the app worth using.

When does Pro arrive?

Not at launch. ScriptCam ships free while we listen to the first few thousand users. The prices on this page are planned, not final, and nothing is for sale yet.

Will the price of Lifetime change?

Possibly upward, as more lands in Pro. If you buy Lifetime you keep everything that ever ships in Pro, at the price you paid.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up, no profile and no password. Purchases, when they exist, will run through your Apple ID like any other App Store purchase.

Does it work without a connection?

Yes. Speech recognition runs on-device, so the app works in aeroplane mode, in a basement, or anywhere else your signal does not reach.

What about iPad or Android?

iPhone first. The split-screen layout is designed around a phone held at arm’s length; other platforms come after that experience is right.

Want to know when it lands?

One email on launch day. Nothing else.