ShotPass vs AppScreens
Prices checked October 2026, from AppScreens’s pricing page.
The short version
- AppScreens is a screenshot editor with direct upload to App Store Connect and Google Play. Pick it if you update screenshots often, run store A/B tests, or ship to Mac, Watch or other app stores.
- ShotPass is for getting one launch or update out the door without a subscription: $5 for 7 days, with every template, device, size, language and video included.
Pricing
| AppScreens | ShotPass | |
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| Free plan | Essential iOS and Android sizes, up to 5 screens and 1 saved project, Pro features with watermarks, no localization | Every feature, template and device, plus AI-written headlines, with full-size exports that carry a small watermark |
| Paid plans |
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| One launch costs | $99 for a year of Pro (they suggest a monthly plan cancelled straight away for one-off use) | $5 for the 7-day pass, which doesn’t renew |
Where AppScreens is ahead
- Uploads straight to App Store Connect and Google Play, including Custom Product Pages and Product Page Optimization tests.
- Sizes for more storefronts: Apple Watch, Mac, Vision Pro, Amazon, Huawei and Microsoft.
- Bulk upload and landscape layouts.
Where ShotPass is different
- One-time passes, not a subscription. $5 for a week or $9 for a month, and nothing renews.
- Try everything first. The free editor has every template, device and size; exports just carry a small watermark until you buy a pass.
- No account, and your screenshots stay on your computer. Projects are saved in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
- All 50 App Store languages, with AI translation included in every pass.
- App preview videos for the App Store and Google Play from a screen recording, included in the pass.
- Ready for fastlane: download your screenshots in the folders fastlane deliver and supply upload from.
- 32 templates in 160 colors, iPhone, iPad, Samsung Galaxy and Android tablet frames, flat or in 3D, and AI headlines and brand colors from your app icon.
Which should you pick?
Choose AppScreens if you update screenshots often, run store A/B tests, or ship to Mac, Watch or other app stores. Choose ShotPass if you make screenshots a few times a year, around launches and big updates, and would rather pay for the week you need than keep a subscription running.
Try ShotPass free No account needed. Pay only when you’re ready to export.
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Prices and plans are taken from each company’s own pricing page in October 2026 and may have changed since. Product names are trademarks of their owners; ShotPass isn’t affiliated with them. Spotted something out of date? Email [email protected] and we’ll fix it.