Eklipse vs StreamLadder: Pricing and Features Compared

Compare Eklipse, StreamLadder, and Clypse with prices verified October 12, 2026, free-plan limits, and guidance on who should pick each tool.

By Michael, Founder, Clypse
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Short answer

Eklipse vs StreamLadder: which one should you pick?

Pick Eklipse if fast processing matters, with clips ready in under 60 seconds. Pick StreamLadder if you want its entire toolkit available on mobile. Pick Clypse if you need Twitch, Kick, YouTube and Rumble imports.

Verdict

Pick by game coverage, mobile workflow, or scan-cost clarity

Pick Eklipse if broad game coverage matters: it supports 1,000+ games and automatically clips livestreams. Pick StreamLadder if you want its entire toolkit on mobile, with automatic clipping and automatic horizontal-to-vertical reframing available on Creator. Pick Clypse if you need Twitch, Kick, YouTube, Rumble, or file-upload sources and want to see the exact price before every scan. Clypse also offers automatic 9:16 reframing for vertical clips. Do not pick Clypse if you need caption translation, because it captions in the spoken language but does not translate captions. Its free plan covers one free video and up to 2 watermarked downloads.

What separates Eklipse from StreamLadder?

Eklipse says its automated processing is ready in under 60 seconds. StreamLadder’s processing speed is not stated on their pricing page. Eklipse Premium includes captions, AI jumpcuts, memes, and effects. Eklipse also provides controls to trim clips, adjust captions, change templates, and modify highlights before publishing. Its vertical workflow auto-crops, reframes, and adds effects. Eklipse lets you try the service free by connecting a channel, scanning a recent stream, and previewing the clips found. However, free preview export and download requires Premium. Eklipse Premium is $24.99/month billed monthly, $14.99/month when billed annually, or $179.99/year per year.

How they compare

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Feature comparison; each cell cites its source in the footnotes.
FeatureClypseEklipseStreamLadder
Free planYes[7]Free: 3 clips/stream [1]Yes[3]
Cheapest paid planPro: $14.99/mo [7]Premium: $24.99/mo [5]Starter: $15/mo [3]
Import sourcesTwitch, Kick, YouTube, Rumble, file upload [7]Twitch, YouTube Live, Kick [1]Free: Twitch, Kick, Trovo, YouTube [3]
AI auto-clippingYes[7]Yes[1]Yes[2]
Vertical reframingAutomatic 9:16 reframing that keeps the face or action in frame; split layouts for… [7]Auto-crops, reframes, and adds effects. [1]Creator: Auto crop from horizontal to vertical [3]
Caption toolsAuto captions on every clip, with a caption editor [7]Premium: Captions [4]not stated
Publishing toolsTikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels [7]TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, Twitter/X [1]TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels [2]
Paid export quality1080p vertical MP4 [7]Premium: Up to 1080p 60fps [4]not stated
Watermark removalPro: Pro [7]Premium: No watermark from no watermark [4]not stated
Free trialFree plan with 30 credits (enough for one video); no card required [7]You can try Eklipse free before subscribing by connecting a channel, scanning a recent… [4]7-day free trial for new users [2]

What each one costs

Prices verified . Competitor figures link to the page we read them on; Clypse figures come from our billing setup.

Clypse

  • Clypse Pro

    $14.99/mo [7]

    Billed monthly

    $11.99/mo billed annually [7] ($143.88/yr)

  • Clypse Studio

    $29.99/mo [7]

    Billed monthly

    $26.99/mo billed annually [7] ($323.88/yr)

Eklipse

  • Premium

    $24.99/mo [5]

    Billed monthly

    $14.99/mo billed annually [5] ($179.99/yr)

StreamLadder

  • Starter

    $15/mo [3]

    Billed monthly

    $12.50/mo billed annually [3] ($150/yr)

  • Creator

    $27/mo [3]

    Billed monthly

    $22.50/mo billed annually [3] ($270/yr)

  • Pro

    $39/mo [3]

    Billed monthly

    $32.50/mo billed annually [3] ($390/yr)

Bar chart of the lowest paid monthly plan price: Clypse Pro $14.99, Eklipse Premium $24.99, StreamLadder Starter $15 (as of 2026-10-12)
Lowest paid plan price for the tools that list USD prices, billed monthly, as shown on each pricing page and verified on October 12, 2026. Tools priced only in other currencies are not charted.

Who should pick which

Choose Eklipse if you need broad game and channel support

  • Eklipse supports 1,000+ games.
  • Eklipse connects multiple channels across different platforms to one account.
  • Eklipse imports Twitch, YouTube Live, and Kick streams.
  • Eklipse automatically clips streams and is ready in under 60 seconds.
  • Eklipse Premium costs USD 24.99/month billed monthly or USD 14.99/month when billed annually.

Choose Clypse if you process long streams and want scan costs shown

  • Clypse Pro handles streams up to 6 hours.
  • Clypse Studio supports up to 12 clips on streams over 2 hours.
  • Clypse imports Twitch, Kick, YouTube, and Rumble sources.
  • Clypse shows the exact price before every scan.
  • Clypse Pro includes 50 clips per month and costs USD 14.99/month billed monthly or USD 11.99/month when billed annually.

45,829[7]

clips delivered to users

Company data: Clypse has delivered 45,829 clips to users as of October 10, 2026.

Our own data.

Questions streamers ask

What does one Clypse credit buy?
At the full rate, one Clypse credit covers one minute of video; the credit rules use a 0.25 rate for the tail of longer videos and require a 10-credit minimum per video. For examples, a 30-minute video costs 30 credits, a 1-hour video costs 60, a 3-hour stream costs 90, and a 6-hour stream costs 135.
Do free Clypse clips expire?
Yes. Clips on Clypse’s free tier expire after 3 days. The free plan includes one free video and up to 2 watermarked downloads.
Can Clypse and Eklipse subscriptions be canceled anytime?
Clypse says subscriptions can be canceled anytime and have no hidden fees. Eklipse says its subscription can be canceled at any time.

How we checked this

Author: Clypse editorial team. Published: October 12, 2026. Updated: October 12, 2026. Last verified: October 12, 2026. We read the official Eklipse and StreamLadder pricing pages and matched like-for-like plan tiers and billing periods. We prefer each product’s official sources, check prices and limits on its pricing page, and label an attribute “not stated on their pricing page” when that page does not cover it. Clypse pricing and limits come from our own product and billing data, including the Free, Pro and Studio plans observed October 12, 2026. Details without a supported source were left out.

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Try your stream in Clypse

If you work with Twitch, Kick, YouTube, or Rumble streams and want auto-clipping for vertical clips, you can start with a free plan covering one video and up to 2 watermarked downloads.

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