ManyCam – Cashback, Rebates & Rewards

I purchased a lifetime license for ManyCam's latest version in 2022, investing hundreds of dollars. Upon attempting to access my account recently, I was informed that I had ManyCam 7, which I do not recall ever using. The activation code provided was invalid, and despite reaching out to customer support multiple times, I received no assistance. As someone with a neurocognitive disorder, this situation has been particularly challenging. I provided previous addresses and current email information, as my primary email had been deactivated due to security issues. Despite this, I was unable to receive the product I paid for or a refund. I am seeking either access to the correct version of the software or a full refund.

I've been using Manycam for years. I bought a lifetime license, and yes, it only applies to the version available at the time of purchase, not the latest one. Honestly, you don’t even need the newest version—it’s overloaded with unnecessary features. The older version is much more user-friendly. I teach online, and trust me, the old version will do the job perfectly for anyone.

I think Manycam is a fantastic tool for online teachers. I have been using it religiously for many years. The kids love it. The only disadvantage is that it may impact your laptop's performance, so I make sure to close it down when I am not teaching a class. I'm giving it five stars because I would be lost without it. Also, I bought the lifetime subscription a few years ago, and it still works great, although I don't think I will be able to receive any new updates since its acquisition

During the pandemic, ManyCam was the medium our church used to livestream our activities on Facebook and YouTube. This software never let us down. We used the mobile application initially to receive the video signal from different cell phones, it looked incredible. Several colleagues of mine struggled with OBS and other programs with not very good results, many called me to ask what program I used for our broadcasts due to the excellent quality it allowed us to maintain. ManyCam is very intuitive, easy to use and they are improving it on a regular basis. Currently version 8 has been a giant step in improving this wonderful product. I highly recommend it.

I am a real user of Manycam software. Other software I tried: OBS and vMix. OBS (although free !) is in my opinion much more difficult to use, that means I would have to spend many hours in understanding how to use it in detail (I find it counter-intuitive). And: the use cases are a little different. OBS Studio may be a fine solution for people who want to live stream gaming. vMix is really great and has much more possibilities than Manycam but it is way more expensive. They have a onetime $60 licence but that is extremely restricted. I consider vMix a solution for actual professional users. Manycam is for ambitious home (or semi-professional) users who want to use a video live production tool. With this software several input video streams can be mixed into one output. The output can be send directly to the input of a Youtube Livestream or Zoom/MS-Teams session (called a virtual webscam) or into a file. An input stream can be for example a real camera, a live screen recording from an area of a computer screen or an existing video file (on your PC or from Youtube ...). These inputs can be mixed with predesigned lower thirds (e.g. showing some form of text in an animated box) or graphic elements of various kinds. It takes a few hours of manual reading and experimenting to fully unleash the potential of the software but I find it worth the time and also the money for the license. Software in this category is generally not super easy to use, at least I have not seen it so far. With Manycam one can for example integrate a Smartphone camera (via NDI or IP Cam Apps) into mixing videos from different sources. With very low level hardware I experienced stability problems (Mini PC with Atom processor and 4 GB RAM) which never happened on my desktop PC. This may in the nature of video live production software since it has higher demands regarding hardware. The same crashes happened with vMix and OBS on the low level hardware.