Loom records short video messages (screen, webcam, or both), and hands you a shareable link instead of a live meeting. It's the tool that popularized this category, and the one most competitors describe themselves against.
It runs everywhere that matters: desktop apps for Mac and Windows, a Chrome extension, and mobile apps for iOS and Android. That cross-platform reach, plus integrations with Slack, Google Workspace, Salesforce, and Jira, is what separates it from single-platform tools like CleanShot or Screen Studio.
Built for teams trying to cut down on live meetings: sales reps sending personalized demos, engineers giving async updates, support staff walking a customer through a fix on video instead of a call.
The free Starter plan allows 25 videos per person and caps individual screen recordings at 5 minutes and 720p, and every free video still carries Loom's own branding, since removing it is a Business-plan feature. Business runs $18/user/month for unlimited videos, unlimited length, and 4K, with Business+AI at $24/user/month adding transcription and auto-generated recaps.
Record and share quick video messages to replace meetings.
