CompareLoom vs Vimeo

Loom vs Vimeo

Pick Loom for frequent short updates with comments; pick Vimeo if your team already hosts video there, since recording is included in every Vimeo plan.

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CriterionLoomVimeo Record
Scoreas a video messaging tool8.27.8
Best forBest for quick work updatesBest for teams that already host on Vimeo
Works onWindows, Mac, iPhone, AndroidWindows, Mac, iPhone, Android
Free recording5 min per video30 min per video
Watermark when freeNot documentedYes
PriceFrom $18/moFrom $20/mo
Max resolution4K2K
Sharing10.010.0
Recording features10.06.0
Editing7.07.0
Free plan4.04.0
Value for money6.07.0
Ease of use9.59.0
Platforms6.06.0
Instant share linkYesYes
Webcam overlayYesYes
Records computer audioYesNo
Built-in editorYesYes
4K recordingNoNo
Open sourceNoNo

Highlighted cells are the better score. Scores are out of 10. How we score

Vimeo includes a screen recorder, Vimeo Record, in every plan, Free too. Loom is a dedicated video messaging app.

Free plans. Loom’s free plan allows 25 videos of up to 5 minutes in 720p. Vimeo’s free plan allows recordings of up to 30 minutes, puts a Vimeo watermark on embeds and holds 25 videos in total.

Paid plans. Loom Business costs $18 per user a month, or $180 a year. Vimeo Starter costs $20 a month, or $144 a year, for one seat, and stops recordings at 120 minutes; Loom’s paid plans have no length limit.

Sharing. Both give you a link as soon as recording ends. Loom adds comments and reactions; Vimeo adds viewer analytics and hosting for the rest of your video library.

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