Create the narrated walkthrough and the step-by-step guide together. Chairkick gives customers a real screen recording, editable instructions, and screenshots on one page.
Everything from a fresh account to your first live dashboard, in one recorded walkthrough.
Sign in and name your workspace. This is where your dashboards, data sources, and teammates will live.
Pick your database or upload a CSV to start. Acme syncs the first table automatically and shows a preview.
Add teammates by email. Viewers don't need a paid seat, so invite everyone who needs the numbers.
Scribe is excellent at screenshot-first documentation. Chairkick starts from your narrated screen recording, so the finished guide keeps the demo your customers actually watch.
| Need | Chairkick | Scribe |
|---|---|---|
| Starting paid price for one creator | $9 per month per creator | $25 per month billed yearly |
| Narrated walkthrough video on the guide page | Yes — the recording stays on the page | Not the core format |
| Where the written steps come from | Your narration — AI drafts steps from the transcript | Clicks captured while you work through the flow |
| What you install | Nothing — record in the browser | Chrome extension or desktop app |
| How customers use it | Watch, skim, or jump to a timestamp | Read the screenshot steps |
Scribe details checked August 8, 2026 against Scribe's pricing page and public product documentation. Scribe is a trademark of its owner; Chairkick is not affiliated with Scribe.
Most Scribe alternatives compete on the same screenshot-first format. Chairkick starts somewhere else: the narrated walkthrough you would have recorded anyway. Record once, and the finished guide page keeps your real screen recording alongside AI-written steps and screenshots pulled from the right moments.
That also makes Chairkick the simplest Scribe alternative to actually try. There's no extension to install and nothing to configure — record in the browser, edit the draft, and publish one page. Generating and editing your first guide is free; publishing costs $9 per creator per month, roughly a third of Scribe's entry price.
Scribe remains a fine choice for click-by-click screenshot documentation at scale. But if your customers keep asking to see the workflow, a guide that keeps the video answers both kinds of learners at once.
Record the walkthrough once. Publish the real video, the written steps, and the screenshots together.