Cap vs Kite: Features, Pricing and User Reviews 2026

Cap offers flexible pricing to match different needs and budgets.

The free version lets you start recording immediately with basic features and shareable links up to 5 minutes long. This is perfect for trying out Cap and casual use.

Desktop License is designed for individual professionals who need unlimited local recording and editing. It costs $29 per year or $58 as a one-time payment. This includes Studio Mode, commercial usage rights, unlimited local recordings, and the ability to export to any format.

Cap Pro is the best value option for teams and power users. At $12 per month per user (billed monthly) or $8.20 per month per user (billed annually, saving 32%), it includes everything from Desktop License plus unlimited cloud storage, AI features, custom domains, and team workspaces.

For large organizations, Cap for Enterprise offers custom pricing with advanced security, priority support, SAML SSO, and bulk discounts.

Kite offers three pricing plans to fit different needs and team sizes.

The Free plan includes all features with unlimited exports and 1,000 sample AI voiceover characters. Your first project exports without a watermark, but subsequent projects will include a Kite watermark. No signup required to start exploring.

The Pro plan costs $29 per month and removes all watermarks from your videos. You get unlimited exports, 10,000 AI voiceover characters monthly, and access to all premium features with one authorized user account.

The Team plan costs $29 per seat monthly with a minimum of three seats, totaling $87 per month. This plan includes everything from Pro plus cloud project sharing for team collaboration, centralized billing management, and 10,000 AI voiceover characters per seat each month.

All paid plans are billed monthly with no annual commitment required.