Loom
Async video messaging for work — record screen and camera, share instantly with a link. Part of Atlassian.
Pricing: 18 USD · Updated 2026-09-03
videoPros
- Instant shareable links — viewers need no account
- Free Starter tier for light async use (25 videos, 5-min clips)
- Loom AI auto-generates titles, summaries and chapters
Cons
- Starter caps 25 videos/person and 5 minutes per recording
- 4K and unlimited length require paid Business plan ($18/user/month)
- AI features only on the higher Business + AI plan ($24)
Alternatives
More video tools
FAQ
Does Loom have a free plan?
Yes. The Starter tier is free with up to 25 videos per person, a 5-minute limit per recording, up to 50 members and 720p quality. Business ($18/user/month) removes those caps and adds 4K; Business + AI ($24) adds AI titles, summaries and chapters (checked 2026-09-03).
What is Loom mainly used for?
Loom is async video messaging for work: record your screen and camera, then share instantly via a link that viewers can watch without an account. It is owned by Atlassian.
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