Compare/vyds vs Bandicam

vyds vs Bandicam

Bandicam is a Windows-only gaming and screen recorder. vyds is a cross-platform async recorder with sharing built in.

Bandicam is great if you record gameplay or local Windows screencasts. vyds is right if your team needs quick async recordings sharable across macOS, Windows, and Chrome.

FeatureVydsBandicam
Price$0 / $7/mo Plus / $12/seat Pro$44.96 perpetual or ~$33/year subscription (Personal)
Free tierUnlimited recordings, 5 min, no watermark, BYOSFree with Bandicam watermark + 10-min limit
PlatformsmacOS + Windows + ChromeWindows (primary), separate Mac product
One-click cloud share link
Chrome extension
System audio capture
Camera bubble overlay
Game capture mode
Trim / cut editingBandicut (sold separately)
Annotations during recordingBasic
AI captions & summariesPro plan
Team workspacePro planBusiness license required
Local-first recording
Bring Your Own StorageLocal files only
License modelSaaS subscriptionAnnual or perpetual purchase
Best forAsync team communicationGaming + Windows screencasts

Why teams switch from Bandicam

You need cross-platform support

Bandicam is Windows-first; their Mac product is a separate purchase. vyds works on macOS, Windows, and Chrome with the same account and a single billing line.

You want sharing built in

Bandicam saves files to your local disk. You upload to YouTube or send a file manually. With vyds, a share link is generated the moment you hit stop.

Async team workflow

Bandicam is a solo recording tool aimed at gamers and individual screencasters. vyds Pro adds team workspaces, viewer analytics, and shared libraries.

Try free, no watermark

Bandicam Free puts a watermark on recordings and limits clips to 10 minutes. vyds Free has no watermark and unlimited clip count (5-min per clip).

Ready to make the switch?

Join the waitlist. Free forever when we launch — no credit card required.