VodRush or Eklipse for your Twitch clips?
Eklipse is one of the biggest names in gaming clipping, and for good reasons. But its double-credit billing, a free plan that became a preview with no download in June 2026, and a strict no-refund policy leave room. Here is what sets them apart today, on verifiable facts: billing, free-tier terms and refunds.
| VodRush | Eklipse | |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | Flat plan by VOD count. No credits. €0, €9, €19 or €39 per month (provisional), cheaper with annual billing. | $24.99/month on the web ($27.99 on mobile), or $179.99/year, about $14.99/month. No time-limited free trial. |
| Credit system | No credits: one VOD counts as one VOD, within your plan's length cap (12 h on standard plans). | A double credit system (stream clips on one side, YouTube/IRL minutes on the other), a frequent source of confusion. |
| Free tier | Trial: 1 VOD of up to 4 h, no card, 1080p export with a discreet watermark. Quality is never downgraded. | Since June 2026 the free plan is a preview: a few detected clips shown, nothing to download without Premium. No card to sign up. |
| Refunds | No commitment, cancel any time. | Strict no-refund policy. |
| Auto-publish | No: you download and post yourself. | Yes: built-in publishing, with scheduling on Premium. |
| Breadth | One job: Twitch VOD to vertical clips. | Very broad: mobile apps, voice command (English only), 1000+ templates, captions in several languages, VODs up to 6 h on Twitch, export up to 1440p. |
Eklipse if you want the largest feature library and publishing built in. VodRush if you want simple billing, no credits to count, and a no-card trial that delivers real clips.
Eklipse pricing and limits verified on 4 September 2026 at eklipse.gg. VodRush pricing is provisional.
Free trial, no card