Loom

Loom

27
Score /100
Price
Features
UX
Reviews

Cloud screen-and-camera recorder for async work video. A free Starter tier exists; paid seats start at 18 per user per month. Cancel and record-fail comments dominate this batch.

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Tool Analysis

Verified
Pricing

From $18/mo

Free Tier

Yes

Platforms

Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Chrome

Ratings & Reviews by Use Case
27 /100

screenshot recording

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Price
Features
UX
Reviews

Strengths

The desktop app makes it easy to capture videos to send to colleagues. Videos are easy to share

Weaknesses

Does not even record properly
Since the Atlassian move, canceling a subscription is impossible
Too expensive, too many bugs, such a waste of time

Feature Ratings

"Cloud async video with a 1.3 average; cancel and record-fail comments dominate."

Use Cases & Performance

Short async work videos when sharing already works

A minority like easy capture and share. Recording reliability is the risk.

Reliable local screen recording

Reviewers report footage that does not record and laptop freezes.

Easy cancel on a paid seat

Users say manage-plan cancel fails after the Atlassian move.

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