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Chairkick review
Chairkick records your screen and camera in the browser and gives you a share link. Only people who record pay; viewers are free.
- Works on
- Windows, Mac, Linux, Browser
- Free recording
- Trial only (14 days)
- Price
- From $9/mo
- Max resolution
- 4K
- Made by
- Chairkick
- Last checked
- October 2026
Free plan
Chairkick has no free plan. You can try it free for 14 days.
Pricing
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Pro4K, recordings up to 2 hours, unlimited videos, downloads | $9 | $72 |
Pro plan, $72 per recorder billed yearly ($9 billed monthly). No free plan. Prices from chairkick.com/pricing, 6 Oct 2026.
What we like
- Runs in the browser on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebooks
- Cut mistakes by deleting words from the transcript
- Viewers watch and comment without an account
What to watch
- No free plan, only a 14-day trial
- Recordings are limited to 2 hours
- System audio depends on your browser and operating system
Best for: You record quick updates in the browser and want viewers and commenters to stay free.
Our verdict
Chairkick is a browser-based recorder for quick updates. You record your screen, a window or a tab with your camera, and the link is on your clipboard when you stop. Viewers watch and comment without an account. You can cut mistakes by deleting words from the transcript, and recordings go up to 4K.
There is no free plan, only a 14-day trial. Pro costs $72 per recorder a year, and people who only watch don’t count toward the bill. Recordings are limited to 2 hours, and whether you can capture full system audio depends on your browser and operating system.
If you want a free plan, look at Loom or Cap. If you need system audio on both Mac and Windows from a desktop app, Zight documents it for both.