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FrameCast vs Airtime (mmhmm)
Pricing notes as of September 26, 2026. Figures can change — confirm on each vendor’s site before you buy.
Airtime (the mmhmm successor) sells Camera, Recorder, Creator, and Stacks for meetings and presentations. FrameCast is a Mac menu bar studio for overlay + screen crop recording.
Side-by-side
| Factor | FrameCast | Airtime |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free Mac app; optional voice plans from $12.00/mo | Individual and Team: $12/month billed monthly, or $10/month billed annually (Team is per seat). Enterprise is custom. 14-day trial with recorder limits. |
| Meetings | Overlay works over any app; not a Zoom/Teams virtual-camera suite. | Built to work with Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex looks and multi-person stacks. |
| Screen demos | Recording frame, system audio vs mic, captions, key overlay. | Recorder included in subscription; meeting-first positioning. |
When FrameCast fits better
Recording without a $10–12 seat
Airtime’s unlimited recorder sits behind subscription. FrameCast records free; credits are only for optional voice-over.
Software demo tooling
Key overlay, live captions, and pin-in-frame camera are aimed at teachers and product demos.
Local briefs
On-device evidence timelines for AI workflows — outside Airtime’s meeting focus.
Fair tradeoffs
Airtime is often the better camera for live meetings and slide-in-presenter layouts. If that is your primary job, its $10 annual-equivalent seat can be worth it.
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