Compare · vs. Teleprompter.com
Teleprompter.com bundles prompting and recording in the cloud, across every device. Avocado is a native Mac prompter that stays out of your recording entirely — and costs less than half as much month to month.
| Feature | Avocado | Teleprompter.com |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free · $7.99/mo · $79.99/yr | $19.99/mo · ~$96/yr |
| Native macOS app | Free | No |
| Notch placement | Free | No |
| Invisible on screen shares | Free | No |
| Voice-activated scrolling | Pro · 3 free sessions a week | Yes |
| Records & trims takes | Pro | Yes, up to 4K |
| Runs fully offline | Free | No |
| Remote control by a second person | Pro | Via cloud |
| Prompt on up to 5 devices | Pro | Cloud sync |
| Rehearsal history & coaching | Receipts free · full history Pro | No |
Teleprompter.com Pro is $19.99/mo per seat month to month, or roughly $96 a year on their annual plan. Avocado Pro is $7.99/mo or $79.99 a year — and the free tier costs nothing at all, with no watermark on anything you record.
Teleprompter.com is cloud-based, so scripts live on its servers and it needs an account. Avocado processes everything on-device, requires no account and works with the Wi-Fi off — which matters if your material is legal, medical, financial or unreleased.
Running in a browser or app window means Teleprompter.com appears on screen shares and sits beside your eyeline. Avocado docks into the notch directly above the camera and is excluded from screen capture at the macOS level.
Avocado Pro's Recording Studio films each take while the prompter runs, stops when you reach the last line, cuts the pauses in a click and exports 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1. Because the prompter stays out of screen capture, it also works alongside QuickTime, ScreenFlow, OBS or Final Cut if you'd rather keep those.
An honest take
If you record on your iPhone and iPad as well as your Mac and want everything synced through the cloud, Teleprompter.com is genuinely strong — buy theirs. Pick Avocado if you're Mac-first: it reads from the notch, records and trims takes on your Mac with Recording Studio, keeps your scripts on your machine, and stays out of every screen share.
Yes, on both plans. Teleprompter.com Pro is $19.99/mo per seat, or around $96 a year annually. Avocado Pro is $7.99/mo or $79.99 a year, and Avocado's free tier has no watermark.
It runs in a browser tab or an app window, so yes — it's captured like any other window unless you hide it manually. Avocado is excluded from screen capture by macOS itself and never appears on Zoom, Meet, Teams, OBS or in screenshots.
Avocado. Cloud prompters transmit and store your script on their servers by design. Avocado keeps scripts on your Mac, processes speech on-device and needs no account, so nothing leaves the machine.
No, and that's deliberate. Avocado stays invisible so it can run alongside whatever you already record with — QuickTime, ScreenFlow, OBS, Final Cut or your call app's own recorder. If you want prompting and recording bundled, Teleprompter.com is the better tool.
Free for Mac. No account, no card.
