SteadyMove pro is a plug in for after effects and premiere... But After Effects can do it, just requires a few extra steps... But honestly, all methods can't be used in every shaking footage case. A lot of times if there is too much shake, and because of the shake the objects in the shot will blur because of the shake... And because it's there, yes, the shot can be stabilized, but you will get these crazy blur moments on the objects, because the blur was never eliminated. Just the shake. If that makes sense.

But of course, if you have case where it is a minimal shake that doesn't distort objects in the shot, then it can work very well.