What is Supercut?
Supercut is a screen and camera recorder for work video, made by Float Labs Limited, a UK company founded in 2024 by David Okuniev and Neil Kinnish. It runs as a native app on macOS 14 or later and Windows 10 or later and records up to 4K.
When you stop recording you get a link, an email or an embed straight away. Auto-Edit removes filler words and long pauses in one click, and you can also cut by deleting words from the transcript. Each recording gets captions in 110 languages, AI chapters, a summary and an assistant viewers can question, and edits are saved as new versions so the original stays intact.
Viewers leave comments pinned to a moment in the video. An API and an MCP server let your own AI agents pick up a recording and act on it.
How much does Supercut cost?
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Pro | $15/seat/month billed yearly | Unlimited videos up to 1 hour each, 4K, Auto-Edit, AI assistant, API and MCP |
| Enterprise | Custom | Annual billing only; SSO, SCIM, automatic PII detection |
No free plan. Pro $15/seat/month billed yearly (monthly billing not listed): unlimited videos up to 1 hour each, 4K, Auto-Edit, AI assistant, API and MCP. Enterprise custom, annual billing only, adds SSO, SCIM and automatic PII detection. 14-day free trial with no card, counted from your first recording. Viewers are free.
Is Supercut worth it?
Recording a quick walkthrough for a colleague rarely takes one take. You stumble on a name, pause to find a tab, say "um" a dozen times, and then either send it as it is or lose 20 minutes trimming it.
Supercut does the trimming. You record your screen and camera in the Mac or Windows app, and one click of Auto-Edit cuts the filler words and dead air; anything else you delete by striking words out of the transcript. The share link is ready the moment you stop, and the original is kept, so a bad cut can be undone. Lenny Rachitsky is quoted on the homepage saying it replaced Loom for him, which tells you the market it is chasing.
The extras are aimed at teams. Captions come in 110 languages, chapters and a summary are written for you, viewers comment at a timestamp, and an API and MCP server let an AI agent turn a recording into a ticket or a document.
The security page is better than this category's usual. Supercut says it holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, stores recordings on AWS in Ireland, and states in writing that recordings and transcripts are never used to train any model. Deleted videos are gone within 30 days. What it records is your screen, your camera and your voice, and its own sub-processor list shows the AI work happens in the US: Google Gemini reads the video for Auto-Edit and summaries, and Deepgram and ElevenLabs transcribe the audio.
The catch: there is no free tier. After the 14-day trial you can still record, but sharing, downloading and uploading stop until you pay $15 a seat a month, billed yearly; the page lists no monthly option. Pro caps each video at 1 hour, so a long training session needs splitting. Automatic detection of personal details on screen is Enterprise only; on Pro you redact by hand. And the general privacy policy, last updated in July 2025, says nothing about recordings at all; the detail lives on the security page instead.
Our take: for a team that sends a dozen walkthroughs a week, paying $180 a seat a year to stop re-recording is easy to justify; for the occasional screen share, a free recorder and a few retakes still does the job.
Where it earns its place
A product manager at a 30-person software company
Walk engineers through a design change without booking a meeting
Record screen and camera, run Auto-Edit to cut the pauses, and paste the link into the ticket; engineers comment at the exact second they have a question. One Pro seat is $180 a year.
A support lead answering the same setup question every week
Send customers a clear fix video instead of a long email
Record once, trim by deleting lines from the transcript, add captions in the customer's language, and reuse the link. Viewers do not need a seat.
An engineering team that already runs AI agents
Turn bug-report recordings into tickets automatically
Connect an agent through the MCP server or API so each new recording's transcript and summary feed a ticket; available on Pro rather than only Enterprise.
Before you commit
- Setup
- Download the Mac or Windows app, sign up, and record; the 14-day trial needs no card and starts with your first recording.
- Integrations
- Share by link, email or embed; API and MCP server on Pro; Slack on request.
- Data and privacy
- Records your screen, camera and microphone. Core storage on AWS in Ireland; Google Gemini, Deepgram and ElevenLabs process video and audio in the US. Supercut does not use customer recordings, transcripts, or derived content to train, fine-tune, or improve any model. Deleted content is purged within 30 days. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. Which AI tools train on your data?
- Cost at scale
- A 20-person team on Pro pays $300 a month, or $3,600 a year, billed yearly; SSO and SCIM need an Enterprise quote.
- Limits
- Videos up to 1 hour on Pro; macOS 14+ or Windows 10+ only; after the trial nothing can be shared until you subscribe.
What’s good
- Auto-Edit removes filler words and silences in one click
- Share link ready the moment you stop; originals kept as versions
- No training on recordings or transcripts, stated in writing
- SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001; core storage in Ireland
- API and MCP server for passing recordings to AI agents
What’s not
- No free plan; sharing stops after the 14-day trial
- Pro is priced billed yearly, with no monthly price listed
- Each video capped at 1 hour on Pro
- AI processing and transcription run in the US
- Automatic PII detection only on Enterprise
Best for
Product, sales and support teams who send several screen walkthroughs a week and want them clean without editing by hand.
Supercut alternatives
Supercut: common questions
- Is Supercut worth it?
- Supercut is a tidy Loom replacement that cleans up your ums for you, with stronger privacy paperwork than most, but there is no free plan and no recording runs past an hour. We rate it 4.1 out of 5.
- How much does Supercut cost?
- No free plan. Pro $15/seat/month billed yearly (monthly billing not listed): unlimited videos up to 1 hour each, 4K, Auto-Edit, AI assistant, API and MCP. Enterprise custom, annual billing only, adds SSO, SCIM and automatic PII detection. 14-day free trial with no card, counted from your first recording. Viewers are free.
- What are the downsides of Supercut?
- No free plan; sharing stops after the 14-day trial; pro is priced billed yearly, with no monthly price listed; each video capped at 1 hour on Pro; aI processing and transcription run in the US; automatic PII detection only on Enterprise.
- Who is Supercut best for?
- Product, sales and support teams who send several screen walkthroughs a week and want them clean without editing by hand.
- How much does Supercut cost for a team or in production?
- A 20-person team on Pro pays $300 a month, or $3,600 a year, billed yearly; SSO and SCIM need an Enterprise quote.
- Is Supercut safe for company data?
- Records your screen, camera and microphone. Core storage on AWS in Ireland; Google Gemini, Deepgram and ElevenLabs process video and audio in the US. Supercut does not use customer recordings, transcripts, or derived content to train, fine-tune, or improve any model. Deleted content is purged within 30 days. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001.
- What are the best Supercut alternatives?
- The closest alternatives we have reviewed are Descript and VEED.
Answers checked Nov 13, 2026.
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