Perfect customer support I am a happy customer for 8 years (Camtasia and Snaggit). Unfortunately my computer broke down. I contacted customer support to re-activate my account on another device -my bad: I did not have the correct details anymore- . The support was fast, clear and very helpfull. Eventually all has been solved - and in such a nice way that I felt it is worth mentioning. Thanks Mark!

Snag It and Camtasia I like their Snagit tool and Camtasia. I find them both easy to use, especially for those who need only intermediate capabilities. I use Snagit to capture screenshots and instruction graphics for our help center and Camtasia to do basic editing on webinar recordings. Works for my needs although their programs do crash occasionally and have bugs, I find I just need to exit the program entirely and restart it on my computer and that usually does the trick.

I've had a lot of account issues with… I've had a lot of account issues with these people, and they are utterly incapable of doing the simplest of thing, such as deleting an account. They spam me with notifications from years old posts, and its impossible to unsubscribe. Or delete my account. And 0 out of 10 customer suppert people has managed to help. Steer clear! Multiple other similar, and surely better services than they offer.

The "support" side of the website is… The "support" side of the website is horrible - no clue if your ticket went through - an email saying "Welcome to TechSmith Support. In order for your ticket to be responded to by a support agent, you must click the link below to create a password and login." (even though im already logged in and the link doesnt do anything - the my ticket option doesnt show any live tickets - the "chat" support widget doesnt even work, just keeps "loading", and im using chrome horrible support website

I've been a Snagit customer for years I've been a Snagit customer for years; it is a great alternative to more expensive products (like Adobe) if you don't have heavy graphics demands. I primarily take screenshots and draw system architecture diagrams for tech docs, so I'm not doing intensive photo editing by any means. Never crashed. I've used Camtasia for the past two years. It does seem a little buggy - I get a wierd black screen randomly when I clip video segments, and the file size it produces seem unnecessarily large. Also, the media directory isn't relative to the project, so if you move a project around you have to relink all your media. But I would still recommend it as a product for video production - again, not a power user by any means. Customer support is just fine - sometimes they can help, and sometimes they cant!