EasySpeak
TL;DR
A mobile teleprompter with a built-in AI scriptwriter that scrolls your lines while you record — a genuinely cheap way to look composed on camera, with real reliability trade-offs.
Key Facts
Pricing
Starting at $5/month (Basic) or $60/year (Pro) — the $29 lifetime deal is sold out
Free
- 3 user-created plus 3 AI-generated scripts
- No watermarks, video downloads and easy sharing included
Basic
- Unlimited user-created AND AI-generated scripts
- Everything in Free — watermark-free recording and exports stay
Pro
- Unlimited scripts at effectively two months free versus monthly billing
- Same unlimited feature set as Basic, billed once a year
Additional Pricing Information
Regular pricing is $5/month Basic or about $60/year Pro. The AppSumo lifetime Pro pass ($29, regularly $49) is sold out — and note it was a self-listed product, so AppSumos We-Got-Your-Back vetting guarantee explicitly did not apply (the standard 60-day refund did). Stress-test any license inside the refund window, including a longer recording and ideally a device change.
Details
What is EasySpeak?
EasySpeak promises the creator dream: type nothing, panic less — generate a script with AI, watch it scroll at your pace, and record confident talking-head video straight from your phone. On paper it covers the whole loop (scriptwriting, teleprompter scrolling, speed/size tuning, multiple takes, watermark-free HD export), and the lifetime price undercut every serious rival by an order of magnitude. Then you read what actual buyers say: 2.9 stars across 15 AppSumo reviews, with freezing mid-recording, crashes on longer takes, Android landscape gaps, and support threads that go unanswered for days. Two flaws matter more than the rest. First, the scroll is syllable-timed estimation rather than genuine speech recognition, so it does not truly follow your voice the way PromptSmart does. Second — and fatal for a lifetime product — several buyers report the Pro license is bound to the device, not the account, meaning a phone upgrade can orphan your purchase. None of this makes EasySpeak useless: for short-form clips recorded on one trusted phone, it delivers exactly what it advertises at near-zero cost. Just buy it with open eyes, test hard inside the refund window, and graduate to BIGVU or PromptSmart the moment video becomes central to your business.
Key Features
- AI scriptwriter — Generates tailored scripts from a topic prompt to beat blank-page freezes
- Teleprompter recording — Scroll speed and text size adjustable in real time while filming
- Multiple takes — Stores alternative recordings alongside each script for comparison
- HD export, no watermarks — Download and share finished videos anywhere
- Filler-word discipline — Reading scripted lines trims the ums and ahs from delivery
- Mobile-first design — Built for iOS and Android creators recording on the go
Who is it for?
- Short-form creators (Reels/TikTok/Shorts) recording brief clips on one phone
- Founders and coaches who freeze on camera and want scripted delivery
- Budget buyers who want to test the teleprompter workflow before paying subscriptions
Who is it NOT for?
- Anyone recording long segments — crash reports pile up beyond short clips
- Multi-device creators: no cloud sync, no desktop, and device-bound licensing reports
- Users who need true voice-following autoscroll (PromptSmart does this; EasySpeak approximates it)
- Professionals whose livelihood depends on take-after-take reliability
The Bottom Line
EasySpeak is a $29 idea wearing a reliability problem. The core loop — AI script, smooth scroll, clean export — works, and for sub-minute social clips on one faithful phone it is honestly fine. But a 2.9-star buyer grade, crash reports on longer recordings, syllable-pseudo voice-sync dressed up as AI tracking, and above all the device-bound lifetime license make it impossible to recommend as the teleprompter your business relies on. If the deal returns and you are curious, buy it, stress-test a 5-minute recording AND a device change inside the 60-day refund, and keep your receipt handy. If video is already central to your work, pay PromptSmart or BIGVU their subscriptions and stop reading.
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