EZCLIP VS THE FIELD.

EzClip is the better buy when the job is turning long videos into scored, ready-to-post vertical clips: $19.99 a month covers 500 source-minutes, with a virality score and the reason on every clip, against Opus Clip's $15 Starter at 150 minutes or $29 Pro at 300. Opus Clip wins if you need several profiles per platform, team seats, AI voice-over, dubbing, stock B-roll or an API — EzClip has none of those.

EzClip and Klap both clip from a link, but they charge for different things. EzClip meters minutes of source video — 500 for $19.99 a month, month to month — and explains every clip's score. Klap meters a monthly quota of “clips” its pricing page never defines, advertises $14 a month for Basic only on yearly billing, and offers a single trial video instead of a free plan. Choose Klap for LinkedIn posting, unlimited connected social accounts, analytics and an API; choose EzClip for a meter you can verify, scored clips, a Streaming layout for gameplay, and a permanent free lane.

Pick Vizard if you need caption translation, edit-by-transcript, brand kits, team seats or 4K export — that is its home turf, and its $14.50-a-month yearly rate for 600 minutes is hard to beat if you prepay a year. Pick EzClip if you want clipping as the whole job: $19.99 month to month for 500 source-minutes, a virality score with the reason on every clip, no per-upload length cap below 3 hours, and a Streaming layout that keeps a facecam and gameplay together instead of reframing a stream like an interview.