Eklipse is a genuinely good automation tool with a big, happy user base. It is also solving a different problem than VODcraft. Here is a straight, fact-checked look at both — including when you should pick theirs over ours.
Eklipse automates clip production. Per its own site, it watches your streams, finds moments with AI, and prepares ready-to-post clips for TikTok, Shorts and Reels across Twitch, YouTube and Kick — with a mobile app so you can edit away from your desk. Their site reports more than a million clips created by around 900,000 streamers.
VODcraft explains the stream. It reads the whole VOD — what you said, how chat reacted, where the audio spiked — then scores each moment and tells you why, maps the narrative arc for long-form edits, and hands you a timeline your editor can open.
One is a clip factory. One is a second opinion on your content. Which you want depends entirely on what is actually slowing you down.
How we wrote this. Everything we say about Eklipse comes from Eklipse's own website, checked in August 2026. We don't quote their pricing or plan limits here — those change, and we'd rather you read them from the source than trust a number on a competitor's page. Eklipse is a good product made by people solving the same problem we are. If it fits your workflow better than ours, use it — a bigger, better-served creator community is good for everybody.
We would rather tell you this plainly than have you find out after paying us:
If those are your priorities, use Eklipse. Seriously — the wrong tool for your workflow is a bad deal at any price.
Not sure? Analyzing your Twitch VODs is free on our plan, so you can run one real stream through VODcraft and judge for yourself without spending anything.
Analyzing your Twitch VODs is included on the free plan — no card needed. Or explore a finished sample analysis of a real 2-hour stream before you sign up for anything.