Shot.video

Key features

• Multi-camera recording: connect one or more phones by QR code, with no app to install, alongside the laptop camera and screen
• Single-button, synchronized recording across every connected device and audio source
• AI editing that switches between angles, adds screen zooms and pans, and suggests B-roll cutaways you approve
• Screen styling options: clean capture, browser frame, or a 3D showcase treatment
• Microphone handling: the laptop mic runs under every shot, and a phone's mic takes over when it is closer to the speaker
• Every AI choice stays editable — change the shot, trim the B-roll, recrop the screen
• Use-case templates and examples for product demos, courses, tutorials, reviews, team updates, and podcasts
• Share-ready output from one recording session; no separate sync or multicam assembly step

Pricing

Read from Shot.video's pricing page on 12 November 2026 (verify current):

• Free — $0. Two Video Credits and five B-roll Credits as a one-time allowance. Uploading your own B-roll and manual edits and downloads are free.
• Creator — $19/month billed monthly. 20 Video Credits and 25 B-roll Credits per month, with rollover up to three times the monthly amount.
• Pro — $39/month billed monthly. 60 Video Credits and 100 B-roll Credits per month, same rollover.
• Studio — $79/month billed monthly. 150 Video Credits and 250 B-roll Credits per month.

Video Credits pay for AI edits; B-roll Credits pay for generated images and clips. Annual billing gives two months free. One-off credit packs are also sold — for example 5 Video Credits for $9, 10 for $16, 20 for $29, and B-roll packs from 100 credits for $9.

Pros and cons

Pros

• No extra hardware and no app install — the phones in your pocket become angles
• The AI first cut removes the blank-timeline problem that stops most people editing
• Editable output means it is a starting point, not a black box
• Clear, low entry price at $19/month for a solo creator

Cons

• Credit pricing is hard to forecast: a long take with several regenerations eats credits quickly
• Brand new (launched November 2026), so there is no track record on reliability or export formats
• Browser-based multicam depends on every phone staying connected and awake
• Less editing control than a full editor such as Descript or Premiere when you want frame-level work

Who should use Shot.video?

Shot.video is for the founder or creator who already knows video would sell the product but keeps postponing it because the shoot is fiddly. If your format is a talking head plus screen plus a detail shot — demos, tutorials, course lessons, unboxings — it collapses the setup to one recording.

Skip it if you need a professional edit with colour grading, motion graphics, and multi-track audio, or if your videos are assembled from existing footage rather than recorded fresh. A dedicated editor or a freelance editor is the better spend there.

Evidence, honestly: the only launch evidence available this run is its Product Hunt listing on 11 November 2026, with no rank or points verified. That is community attention, not reviews; there is no G2 or Capterra history yet.

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