3 pay-once tools

Record your screen for clients without a subscription

Client walkthroughs, bug reports and async updates all need fast screen recordings — but the popular recorders charge per user, per month, forever. These pay-once tools record, caption and package video updates for a single flat price.

Three steps, no subscription

How to record your screen for clients with BloomRecorder

STEP 01

Buy once on Whop

One payment of $29 gets you the packaged installer. Or clone the MIT source and build it yourself for free.

STEP 02

Pick your sources

Choose screen, camera or both from the live-thumbnail picker, select your mic, set your output folder.

STEP 03

Record, trim, export

Hit record, stop from the floating pill, trim, then export MP4 or an optimized GIF — straight from your own disk.

The receipt

What it costs

AppYou paySubscription it replaces
BloomRecorder$29 onceLoom — $15/user/mo (~$180/yr)
Captionly$34 onceSubmagic — $18–39/mo (~$216/yr)
Clip Pipeline$49 onceOpus Clip — $19-119/mo (~$480/yr)
FAQ

Honest answers

Is there a free option?

Yes. BloomRecorder — like every app in the suite — has a free, MIT-licensed MVP on GitHub (https://github.com/bensblueprints/bloomrecorder-mvp). Buying gets you the signed installer, one-click setup and updates; the source is free forever.

Which one should I pick?

Pick by where you want the software to live. BloomRecorder, Captionly, Clip Pipeline are desktop apps — everything runs locally on your machine, so your files stay private and the app works offline. Either way, every option here is a one-time purchase with MIT-licensed source on GitHub.

Are these really one-time?

Yes. Every app on this page is a single payment — BloomRecorder is $29, Captionly is $34, Clip Pipeline is $49. No renewal, no seats, no usage meter. The apps keep working even if you never pay again.