Yes. Epic Pen itself has a free version with a pen, highlighter, fading ink, a highlighted cursor, shapes, text, a whiteboard and blackboard, and a screenshot tool. Pro, which adds more colors and license management, is listed on the official site at €24 a year, with a monthly option and a 14-day free trial. The current page does not offer a one-time purchase.
To draw without paying anything, Microsoft's ZoomIt is free and zooms as well. In Sincron Screen Tools, drawing over any app is free and unlimited: Ctrl + Shift + D opens a pen, highlighter, text, shapes and a whiteboard or blackboard on every monitor.
If you would rather pay once, Sincron has an $89 lifetime plan for 2 computers that adds unlimited translation and summaries and custom image backgrounds in the Screenshot Studio. If you only draw, the free plan is enough.