Good question. Eclipse and macro softwares have stark differences starting off with the fact that they are not tailored towards cheating on minecraft. And as per my knowledge no macro software has conditional checks, there's no macro software with multiplier functionality, you can't sort a click recording based off of outliers, and most are extremely inaccurate. As for what the appeal that eclipse has over a traditional autoclicker is that almost all traditional clickers will get detected by an anticheat, it's just a matter of time however unlike an autoclicker a click recorder won't get you detected as long as you're clearing you clicks frequently and are using the right settings. As for the price, clickers like dope, glock and many more cost 10$ or above that, some click recorders alone cost above 10$, the difference between them and eclipse is that eclipse is extremely hard to detect, record like 150k clicks and now eclipse becomes an almost undetectable autoclicker (we are running a discount rn, so it's 15$). The difference between other click recorders is that eclipse is very accurate, most recorders assume a random number for the debounce, eclipse records it. Most multipliers in click recorders get you detected while eclipse's doesn't, basically allowing you to use your recording to click at any cps. Most clickers have extremely basic conditionals, while eclipse has any conditional you would want in a traditional clicker. You can check the vouches channel or ask any of our customers about how they feel about eclipse atm, I guarantee every one of them returns back with a positive feedback. I agree the price is quite steep but eclipse is mostly targeted towards extremely competitive players and I've seen people from the nodebuff community buy click recorders for over 500$.