Free to start now, paid depth coming soon

Start free today. Upgrade later if your team needs more.

ompt gives you an instant teleprompter right now, with the free Launch plan ready for creators and crews and the first paid tier clearly marked as coming soon.

Current status

Start free now, keep an eye on Studio

Launch is ready

The current room builder, controller, and display flow is available right now for free.

Studio is intentionally marked coming soon

That keeps the offer honest while we shape a paid tier for teams that need more production depth.

Available now

Launch

The instant teleprompter you can use right now.

Free

Built for solo creators, interview setups, video teams, and anyone who wants a capable teleprompter without paying upfront.

Start unlimited controller + display rooms

Live sync for playback and script changes

Theme, mirror, and readability controls

Quick QR handoff for display devices

Paid plan

Studio

The first paid tier is in active design.

Coming soon

Made for teams that need more polish around collaboration, reusable setups, and premium production workflows.

Shared presets and saved room setups

Faster multi-operator handoffs

Production-friendly controls for repeat sessions

Priority access to upcoming workflow tools

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What you get free now and what is coming soon

Feature

Launch

Studio

Unlimited rooms

Included

Included

Live controller and display sync

Included

Included

Theme and readability controls

Included

Included

Saved presets

Not yet

Coming soon

Team-oriented workflow tools

Not yet

Coming soon

Priority feature access

Not yet

Planned

Can I start using ompt for free today?

Yes. Launch is live now, so you can open a teleprompter room and start reading without waiting for the paid tier.

Is the paid plan available yet?

Not yet. Studio is intentionally marked as coming soon while the feature set is finalized.

Who is Launch best for?

It fits solo creators, lean production teams, rehearsals, interviews, and budget-conscious shoots that still need live control and a second-screen display.