Comparison
240fps vs FocuSee
FocuSee and 240fps for Mac both record your screen and zoom in where you click, with cursor effects, your camera and captions. FocuSee runs on Windows and Mac, records iOS and Android phones over USB, and sells AI features such as filler-word removal and avatars on credits; on 7 November 2026 it was $49.99 a year, $19.99 a month, or $199.99 once for version 2. 240fps for Mac is Mac-only, at $7 a month or $39 once, and the same plan covers device mockups, product videos and App Store screenshots in the browser.
Side by side
| 240fps | FocuSee | |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Web browser (any OS), plus a Mac app | Windows and Mac |
| Recording | Display, window or area, up to 60 fps, with microphone, computer sound and camera | Full screen, window or area, webcam, microphone and system audio; iOS and Android phones over USB |
| Automatic zooms | Zooms on clicks, each one editable on the timeline | Zooms on clicks and typing, plus 3D motion that follows the cursor |
| Cursor | Smoothing, size, click ring, hidden when idle | Cursor styles, highlighting and a spotlight |
| Captions | Transcribed on your Mac (macOS 26), five styles, SRT or VTT | Auto subtitles in 9 languages on every plan; AI subtitles in 55+ languages use credits |
| AI editing | Not part of 240fps | Filler-word and silence removal, voice enhancement, avatars (on credits); noise reduction and background removal |
| Scenes and mockups | Titles, scenes, transitions, device mockups, store screenshots | Annotations, camera layouts, templates; device mockups not listed |
| Export and sharing | MP4 up to 4K at 60 fps; download-only | 4K at 60 fps, GIF, share links with passwords; 5 GB cloud storage |
| Price (7 Nov 2026) | Free to design; exports $7 a month or $39 once | Standard $49.99 a year or $19.99 a month (1 computer); Advanced $79.99 a year or $24.99 a month (3 computers); Advanced Lifetime $199.99 once (5 computers, version 2.x) |
The recording
Both record the screen with your camera, microphone and the computer's sound, and both zoom in where you clicked without keyframes. FocuSee also zooms on typing, adds 3D motion that follows the cursor, and records phones over USB. 240fps records the cursor separately, so you can smooth it, enlarge it or hide it after the fact, and records from a panel in the notch with your notes on screen. 240fps for Mac needs macOS 15 and Apple silicon.
What you pay over time
FocuSee's yearly plans were $49.99 (Standard, 1 computer) and $79.99 (Advanced, 3 computers, with 3,600 AI credits a year) on 7 November 2026. Its $199.99 Lifetime plan covers version 2.x; its FAQ says the next major version is a paid upgrade. 240fps Lifetime is $39 once and includes every update. FocuSee's free trial covers standard features and one exported video.
Choose FocuSee if…
- You record on Windows, or on both Windows and Mac.
- You need an iPhone or Android phone recorded over USB.
- You want AI editing: filler-word and silence removal, voice enhancement, background removal or avatars.
- You want zooms on typing as well as clicks.
Choose 240fps if…
- You'd rather pay $39 once, with every update, than a yearly subscription.
- You also make device mockups, product videos or App Store screenshot sets.
- You want scenes (a terminal, a chat, a chart, code) and transitions inside the demo.
About this comparison
Details about other products are from their own websites on 7 November 2026. Features and prices change, so check their site before you decide.
Questions
Is 240fps a FocuSee alternative?
Yes, on a Mac: automatic zooms on clicks, a smoothed cursor, your camera and captions, for $7 a month or $39 once. FocuSee is the better fit on Windows, for recording phones over USB, or if you want its AI editing.
Does FocuSee have a free trial?
Yes. Its pricing page says the free trial covers the standard features and one exported video up to 4K; the AI features need a paid plan and credits.
