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Screentrino vs ScreenMocks

Both turn raw app screenshots into a store-ready set. ScreenMocks leads on languages and a generous free plan. Here's how the two differ for a solo developer.

FeatureScreentrinoScreenMocks
Pricing modelFree to style, pay only to exportFree plan, monthly Pro, or a one-time pass
Starting price£6.99 one-time passFree; $9.99/month (Pro); $149 once (Launch Pass)
Free planFull styling, watermarked previewUnlimited screens, projects and exports (PNG, JPG)
No-watermark exportsWith the export passStated for Pro and Launch Pass
Templates79 templates, each a full 8-slide setAll free, 5 to 8 screens each; count not stated
3D device mockups✓ 3D turn and tilt✓ angled mockups, plus a free 3D tool
AI translation25 languages48 App Store locales
AI-written captions✓Not listed on its site
Upload to App Store Connect & Google Play✓Not listed on its site
Per-device capture management✓Not listed on its site
AI tool connections (MCP)Not a focus✓ 21 tools; Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and more

ScreenMocks details from screenmocks.com and its documentation, checked 10 October 2026. Its paid plans state "no watermark on any export"; its free plan listing does not say whether exports carry a watermark. "Not listed on its site" means we could not find the feature there, not that it is missing. Always confirm current details on their site before deciding.

Verdict

Which one fits you

ScreenMocks is a strong choice if you need many languages (48 App Store locales), want a free plan that does not meter exports, or like working with AI tools through MCP. Screentrino is built around curated, complete 8-slide sets, per-device captures and direct upload to App Store Connect and Google Play, and it asks for a single £6.99 payment for a release instead of a monthly plan or a $149 pass. Pick the one that matches how often you update your listing.

Why it's different

Pay once for a release, not for a plan

Most apps update their store pages a few times a year. Screentrino's export pass is built for that rhythm: style for free, then pay only when you export. Start from 79 complete sets, or check the App Store screenshot sizes first.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does ScreenMocks cost?

ScreenMocks has a free plan, a Pro plan at $9.99 per month, and a Launch Pass at $149 as a one-time payment, according to its website in October 2026. Screentrino's export pass is a one-time £6.99.

Is ScreenMocks free?

ScreenMocks lists a free plan with unlimited screens, projects and exports in PNG and JPG, every template and all 33 device frames. Its paid plans say there is no watermark on any export, and the free plan listing does not say whether exports carry one.

How many languages does ScreenMocks support?

ScreenMocks supports 48 App Store locales on Pro and the Launch Pass. Screentrino supports AI translation into 25 languages.

Does ScreenMocks upload screenshots to App Store Connect?

Upload to App Store Connect or Google Play is not listed on ScreenMocks' homepage or documentation as of October 2026. Screentrino uploads to both stores.

Which is better for a solo developer?

ScreenMocks is a good fit if you want the most languages, AI tool connections and a free plan that does not meter exports. Screentrino is a good fit if you want complete, curated 8-slide sets, per-device capture management, direct store upload, and a single one-time payment for a release.