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7 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Screen capture and recording, open source
Open source screen capture and recording, entirely free; the obvious first stop before paying Bandicam's $33.26 licence.
The screenshot tool that grew an editor
The screenshot tool that grew an editor, $39 and licence-sold like Bandicam, coming at recording from the capture-and-annotate side.
Screen recordings that go out as a link
Recordings that go out as a link, free tier then $18 on subscription; the cloud-sharing opposite of Bandicam's local files and owned licence.
Screenshots and screen recordings with links
Zight records the screen and hands back a link, from $10 with a free tier, where Bandicam sells a licence and leaves sharing to you.
Screen recording and editing in one suite
Recording and editing in one $39 suite, the also-edits option Bandicam's own listing concedes makes tidier product demos.
Free and open source streaming and recording
Free and open source streaming and recording; costs nothing where Bandicam charges $33.26 to lift the watermark and per-clip time limit.
Works with YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Kick
Windows streaming with a lifetime option
Windows streaming with a lifetime licence option and a free tier from $14.99, for capture work that leans live rather than local files.
Works with YouTube, Facebook, Twitch
