Plask alternatives.
Why people outgrow the browser editor — figures observed 31 July 2026, including where Plask wins.
- Free capture
- 50/dayTokens renewed every morning
- versus15 s/dayPersonal, non-commercial use per ToS
- Entry paid plan
- 500/dayEssential, €25/mo
- versus10 min/moStandard, $18/mo billed yearly
- Last product update
- 2026Shipping continuously
- versus2024Last published feature update: 31 Oct 2024
VerdictThe short version
Plask is a real browser studio — capture, retouch keyframes and export FBX in the same tab. What no editor can fix is the input: one camera, so depth and every occluded joint are estimates. mimem reconstructs the take from up to 12 calibration-free cameras — and licenses every plan, including Free, for commercial work.
Head to headThe readout
Eleven criteria, dated and sourced.
A dot marks the side a row genuinely favours. Two go to Plask.
| Criterion | mimem | Plask Motion |
|---|---|---|
| Cameras per take | (advantage)Up to 12, calibration-free (3 on Free) | 1 |
| Free allowance | (advantage)50 tokens, renewed daily | 15 seconds of capture a day |
| Entry paid plan buys | (advantage)500 tokens a day (€25/mo) | 10 minutes a month ($18/mo, billed yearly) |
| Commercial use | (advantage)Every plan, including Free | Personal, non-commercial use only, outside the paid Commercial plan |
| Product updates | (advantage)Shipping continuously | Last published feature update: 31 October 2024 |
| Hands & fingers | Included | Included |
| In-browser editing | No — capture and export; edit in your DCC | (advantage)Full keyframe editor in the browser |
| Export formats | FBX — retargets to any character, stylized included, with IK-precise feet and hands | (advantage)FBX, GLB and BVH — on the free plan too |
| Multi-person | Up to 3 actors per take | Multi-person capture from one camera |
| Runs on | Web + iOS companion app; any cameras you own | Browser |
| Paid entry | €25/mo | $18/mo billed yearly |
CoverageSeen from above
Occlusion isn't estimated away. It's filmed.
One camera can't triangulate — depth and every occluded joint have to be estimated. Each added viewpoint tightens the triangulation instead: finer detail, truer intent, and no motion you didn't perform.
PricingBoth ladders, dated
Minutes a month against tokens a day.
Plask meters capture time; mimem renews tokens daily. Both ladders verbatim, observed 31 July 2026.
mimem
Live pricing- Free€0
50 tokens a day, up to 3 cameras, 3 FBX exports a month — full commercial rights
- Essential€25/mo
500 tokens a day, priority processing, 40 FBX exports a month
- Plus€60/mo
1,500 tokens a day, up to 6 cameras, unlimited FBX exports
- Pro€199/mo
5,000 tokens a day, up to 12 cameras, unlimited FBX exports
Allowances renew every day on every plan. Pay monthly or annually, cancel anytime.
Source: mimem.ai/pricing
Plask Motion
Observed 31 July 2026- Freemium$0
15 seconds of capture a day — full body and hands, FBX/GLB/BVH export, 1 GB storage. Personal, non-commercial use per the ToS
- Standard$18/mo billed yearly
10 minutes of capture a month, 3 GB storage, faster processing
- ProBilled yearly
1 hour of capture a month, everything in Standard — price published on plask.ai
Plask's free allowance has been re-metered several times — credit-based daily grants, now a seconds-per-day cap. Its Terms of Service permit only personal, non-commercial use outside the paid Commercial plan.
Source: plask.ai/pricing · plask.ai/docs
Credit where dueWhere Plask wins
If you need these, stay with Plask.
The in-browser editor
Retouch keyframes right where you captured — no DCC round-trip.
Three formats on free
FBX, GLB and BVH export without paying; mimem is FBX-first.
Education pricing
Plask publishes steep student and institution discounts.
That list is real — better you find out here than after signing up.
The decisionBoth ways, honestly
Pick by pipeline, not by ad.
Pick Plask if…
- You want to edit keyframes in the browser, not a DCC
- You need GLB or BVH export on a free plan
- 15 seconds a day or 10 minutes a month covers what you capture
- You're a student — the education discounts are real
Pick mimem if…
- Occlusion keeps breaking your single-camera results
- You capture daily — the entry plan renews 500 tokens every morning
- You ship commercial work — on any plan, including Free
- You want takes retargeted to your own character — stylized included — with IK-precise feet and hands
Weighing other tools too? DeepMotion alternatives · mimem vs Rokoko Vision · what motion capture really costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Plask's Freemium plan is free and includes 15 seconds of motion capture a day with full-body and hand tracking, FBX/GLB/BVH export and 1 GB of storage (plask.ai, observed 31 July 2026). mimem's Free plan renews 50 tokens every day, supports up to 3 cameras and includes full commercial rights.
Not on the free tier — Plask's current Terms of Service state "You may only utilize the Service for personal non-commercial use," and grant the commercial license to subscribers of the paid Commercial plan (observed 31 July 2026). Every mimem plan, including Free, comes with full commercial rights.
Plask Motion remains live and operated. Its most recent published product-feature update is dated 31 October 2024 (plask.ai changelog, observed 31 July 2026).
No — Plask Motion captures from a single camera. mimem reconstructs one take from up to 12 calibration-free cameras (3 on Free), so occluded joints are filmed from another angle instead of estimated.
A single camera can't triangulate — depth and anything occluded must be inferred, and some single-camera tools lean on generative models to fill in what the lens never saw, which means motion that was never performed. mimem triangulates every joint from multiple real viewpoints: more cameras give tighter triangulation, which preserves finer detail and the actor's intention. If it's in the export, it was filmed.
Plask is a browser studio: capture from one camera, then retouch keyframes in the same tab. mimem is a capture pipeline: film from many angles, reconstruct in the cloud, export engine-ready FBX into the editor you already use. If your bottleneck is editing, Plask's editor is genuinely useful; if it's capture quality, the single camera is a ceiling no keyframe pass lifts — occluded joints stay estimates no matter how carefully you retouch them.
No. mimem runs in the browser too — upload from any camera, or record with the optional iOS companion app, which syncs up to 12 phones into one take.
Real motion.
Really captured.
