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Crowdcut vs Eklipse
Both turn streams into vertical clips for TikTok, Shorts and Reels. Eklipse Premium starts at $24.99 a month and Premium Pro, at $39.99 a month, adds live clipping and a posting companion, per Eklipse's pricing page. Crowdcut ranks moments by how chat reacted, clips Twitch live in beta on Creator and up, keeps a person approving every clip, and has plans from $29/month up to agencies.
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At a glance
| Crowdcut | Eklipse | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $29/month (40 clips) to $399/month (750 clips); first month 50% off | Premium from $24.99/month; Premium Pro $39.99/month |
| Free option | Two free clips from any public Twitch, Kick or YouTube link, no sign-up | A free preview scans a recent stream and previews your best moments; export needs Premium |
| Platforms | Twitch, Kick and YouTube links, TikTok links, uploads | Connects Twitch, Kick and YouTube, and also Facebook |
| How moments are found | Chat replay reactions (laughing, hype, shock, "clip it"), loudness and the transcript | AI clipping of gaming stream highlights and VODs |
| Live | Twitch live clipping (beta, Creator and up); Kick on request | Live Clipping on Premium Pro ("Clips made while you're still live") |
| Posting | Approved clips to TikTok drafts, export packs for Shorts and Reels | Publishes to TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and Facebook |
Where they differ
Picking moments. Crowdcut's ranking is built on the audience: windows where chat moved faster than the channel's own pace, sorted by what people typed. Eklipse describes AI clipping of gaming stream highlights and an Auto Clipper for VODs.
Who presses post. Crowdcut never posts by itself: clips wait for approval and go to TikTok drafts. Eklipse lists publishing to TikTok, Reels, Shorts and Facebook, and a Posting Companion on Premium Pro.
Teams and agencies. Crowdcut's plans add seats with roles, projects per creator, style learning from reference clips and white-label overlays. Eklipse's pricing page lists two paid tiers, Premium and Premium Pro.
Which to pick
If you stream games, want a low-cost plan for your own channel with publishing built in, or stream to Facebook, Eklipse is built for that. If you want clips chosen by how your chat reacted, a review step before anything goes out, Kick or YouTube VODs clipped the same way, or you clip for several creators, Crowdcut fits better. Both are easy to try: Crowdcut's free tool needs only a link.
Questions
Is Eklipse free?
Not to export clips. Eklipse's help center says there is no free-forever plan: a free preview scans a recent stream and previews your best moments, and exporting needs Premium.
Is Crowdcut free?
Two clips from any public Twitch, Kick or YouTube link are free with no sign-up. Plans start at $29/month.
Do both clip live streams?
Yes, with limits. Crowdcut clips Twitch live in beta on Creator and up (Kick on request). Eklipse lists Live Clipping on Premium Pro.
Do both work with Kick?
Eklipse lists Kick among its connections. Crowdcut clips Kick VODs; Kick live clipping is on request.
Sources
- Eklipse, Pricing (Premium from $24.99/month, Premium Pro $39.99/month with Live Clipping; connects Twitch, Kick, YouTube and Facebook). Checked October 30, 2026.
- Eklipse Help, What are the main differences between the free and premium plans? (updated August 13, 2026). Checked October 30, 2026.
- Crowdcut plans: crowdcut.studio/pricing, as of October 29, 2026.
Try it on your own stream
Paste a Twitch, Kick or YouTube link and get two clips free, no sign-up. Plans from $29/month, first month $14.50.