UltraMock alternative
UltraMock and ScreenLive sit in the same job: drop a screenshot onto a device in the browser, aim a camera, and export a cinematic still or clip. The split is checkout and privacy — ScreenLive publishes a $1 unlock; UltraMock’s current price lives in-app. Verify it there.
Vendor site: https://www.ultramock.io/. Always verify prices there.
Yes — ScreenLive is a browser cinematic device-mockup studio, the same category as UltraMock at ultramock.io. Edit, preview, and Capture stay free. Free Export is 720p with a screenlive.app watermark. A one-time $1 Lemon checkout removes the mark and raises the cap to 4K. Files never leave your browser.
UltraMock’s public site does not publish a stable price. Peer reports of the in-app plan sit around $8/month on a yearly checkout ($96/year) or $12/month. The free path is described as watermarked and non-commercial. Treat those as unverified until you open the vendor app. Do not take this page as UltraMock’s price list.
| Feature | UltraMock | ScreenLive |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Web browser at ultramock.io | Web browser at screenlive.app — Windows, Mac, or Linux |
| Job | Cinematic 3D device mockups in the browser | The same job: photoreal frames, camera, light, still or MP4 |
| Free use | Daily / free path exists — verify current limits in-app | Edit, preview, and Capture stay free |
| Free export | Watermarked and non-commercial, per peer reports — verify in-app | Free export is 720p with a screenlive.app mark. $1 unlocks clean + 4K. |
| Paid unlock | In-app, about $8/mo yearly ($96/yr) or $12/mo — site is opaque; verify | Export 720p with watermark anytime. $1 unlocks clean + 4K. |
| Checkout | In-app. The marketing site does not list a reliable public price. | One-time $1 on Lemon Squeezy. No subscription. |
| Privacy | Verify where uploads go on the vendor site | On-device. Files you drop are never uploaded. |
UltraMock’s pitch is cinematic UI mockups in the browser: drop a screen, orbit the device, add depth-of-field, export. ScreenLive is built for that same finished product photo — a photoreal phone, tablet, laptop, or display, with a camera and a lighting rig — not a PNG drop-shadow.
The studio lives at /studio. This page is the comparison crawlers can read. You pick a frame, drop a screenshot or a short clip, and export a still or an MP4. Capture writes a 2× PNG of the viewport with no dialog and no watermark. Default Export is the free file: 720p with a screenlive.app mark, so you can always leave with something.
We will not invent an UltraMock SKU. The public site at ultramock.io does not publish a crawlable price table we can cite. Launch-era copy talked about a one-time Pro sale; later peer notes point at a subscription-shaped in-app plan of about $8/month when billed yearly ($96/year) or $12/month. Free output is described as watermarked and limited to non-commercial use.
Those numbers can be wrong tomorrow. Open UltraMock and read the paywall. If the in-app plan matches what you want, stay. ScreenLive’s side of this table is the one we can stand behind: free 720p with a watermark, $1 once for clean 4K, Lemon, no renewing charge.
ScreenLive renders and encodes in this browser with WebGL and WebCodecs. Projects sit in IndexedDB. Clearing site data deletes them. That is the privacy page, not a slogan. We do not claim UltraMock uploads your shots — we also will not claim it does not. Read their policy on ultramock.io.
Free forever: edit, preview, and Capture anytime. Default Export is 720p with a screenlive.app watermark. Optional $1 unlock removes the mark and enables 4K — Lemon, no subscription.
If UltraMock already makes the shot you like and you are fine paying whatever the in-app plan is, keep it. Same category, different checkout. ScreenLive is the alternative when you want a browser cinematic mockup with a price you can read without opening the editor: one dollar, once, for 4K without a watermark, and files that never leave the machine.
A hybrid stack is reasonable. Some people will keep UltraMock for a look they already trust and use ScreenLive when they need a Windows session, a clean 4K still, or a project that must stay on-device. That is not a conversion speech. It is the honest split.
Competitor prices and limits change. Verify on the vendor site — or in-app, when the site is opaque — before you buy.
UltraMock links on this page point at https://www.ultramock.io/ only.
ScreenLive files never leave your browser. Read the privacy page.
Questions
For the browser cinematic-mockup job, yes. Both turn a screenshot into a 3D device shot in a tab. ScreenLive is not UltraMock, and we do not clone their editor.
We cannot cite a public UltraMock price page. Peer reports put the in-app plan around $8/month yearly ($96/year) or $12/month, with a watermarked non-commercial free path. Verify in-app or on ultramock.io.
Export 720p with watermark anytime. $1 unlocks clean + 4K.
No. Files you drop or paste are never uploaded to ScreenLive servers. See the privacy page.
https://www.ultramock.io/ — that is the only UltraMock URL this page uses.
Free forever: edit, preview, and Capture anytime. Default Export is 720p with a screenlive.app watermark. Optional $1 unlock removes the mark and enables 4K — Lemon, no subscription.