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CuePrompter vs OtO

CuePrompter

cueprompter.io

OtO

oto.software

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FigureCuePrompterOtO
Price fromFree$0.82/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYes—
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYesYes
Plans published54
Spec score · Teleprompter Software8.0 (#13)9.0 (#2)
IntegrationsThe site says CuePrompter can be used beside Zoom, Teams, or Meet for meetings, interviews, webinars, demos, and calls.The site lists PowerPoint, QLab via OSC, lighting consoles, media servers, playback systems via MIDI or HTTP, video routers, and streaming software.
Intended usersThe site identifies creators, YouTubers, podcasters, presenters, teachers, speakers, livestream hosts, and sales teams as audiences.OtO identifies live event and keynote operators, AV agencies and stage managers, and newsrooms and production studios as intended users.
SupportThe pricing page lists priority email support as a Pro feature, and the contact page gives [email protected].The site says documentation and dedicated support are available to help crews transition to OtO.

Plans

CuePrompter

  • FreeFree
  • ProPriced on request
  • Pro LifetimePrice not published
  • Pro MonthlyPrice not published
  • Pro YearlyPrice not published

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OtO

  • Demo versionFree
  • 5 days rental$0.85, paid once
  • 1 month rental$2.49, paid once
  • 1 year$9.90 a year

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In their own words

CuePrompter

CuePrompter is a browser teleprompter that scrolls scripts while users speak toward a camera, with browser video recording. The recording view overlays the script on the webcam image, and the site says core recording has no watermark or time cap. Users can set scroll speed, font size, text and background colors, a highlighted reading area, and horizontal or vertical mirroring. The browser runs on desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and phones; native iPhone and Android apps are described as coming soon. The free plan includes the core teleprompter, browser recording, local conversion, and template AI. Smart Follow is limited to three minutes per session, and Script Extractor allows 5 MB once daily. Extractor can turn supported links and files—including YouTube and TikTok links, video, audio, documents, PDFs, and images—into editable text. CuePrompter can be used alongside Zoom, Teams, or Meet for calls, interviews, webinars, and demos. The homepage says scripts stay in browser localStorage until saved to an account, and core prompting does not upload scripts to the cloud.

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OtO

OtO is teleprompter software that uses markers in scrolling scripts to trigger presentation and show cues. Markers can send MIDI notes or OSC messages, advance slides, and run macro stacks. Listed integrations include PowerPoint, QLab via OSC, lighting consoles, media servers, playback systems via MIDI or HTTP, video routers, and streaming software. OtO says scripts, cues, and integrations run locally and that it operates fully offline. Its desktop app conducts OtOSlides for presentation decks and OtOView for tablets and smartphones. A caller-support window displays upcoming cues, countdown timers, cue types, and time to execution. Operators can jump to script sections, pause or resume cues, override triggers, and reorder markers during a show. Hardware controls include MIDI controllers and profiles for Loupedeck CT and Contour Shuttle Pro and Xpress. The free demo has all features, unlimited personal use, and a watermark and occasional nag screen. Paid options include a 5-day rental for 0.85 USD once, a 1-month rental for 2.49 USD once, and a 1-year license for $9.90 a year.

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