# Dubb review (2026)

Source: https://thebestscreenrecorder.com/reviews/dubb/
By Sam Fisher, updated October 6, 2026. Part of The Best Screen Recorder (https://thebestscreenrecorder.com/). Method: https://thebestscreenrecorder.com/how-we-test/

Dubb records your screen and camera and sends each video on a landing page with calls to action. It adds email and SMS campaigns and a CRM for sales teams.

## At a glance

- Score: 7.9/10 as a video messaging tool
- Best for: You sell with video and want landing pages, campaigns and a CRM in the same tool.
- Works on: Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android
- Free recording: Length not documented
- Watermark when free: Not documented
- Price: From $59/mo (Pro plan, $499 per user billed yearly ($59 billed monthly). Free Starter plan is capped at 25 SD videos. Prices from dubb.com/pricing, 6 Oct 2026.)
- Max resolution: 4K
- Made by: Dubb (Illumified Inc) (https://dubb.com)
- Last checked: October 2026

## Plans

- Starter: free, free. 25 SD videos, 25MB uploads, no downloads
- Pro: $59/month, $499/year. Unlimited HD video, downloads, campaigns, custom branding
- Pro Plus: $129/month, $1080/year. 4K video, automation workflows, custom domain
- Enterprise: n/a, n/a. Custom pricing; SSO, CRM integrations

## Subscores

- Sharing: 10.0/10
- Recording features: 9.0/10
- Editing: 5.0/10
- Free plan: 7.0/10
- Value for money: 4.0/10
- Ease of use: 9.0/10
- Platforms: 6.0/10

## What we like

- Desktop app records computer audio on Windows and Mac
- Annotations and drawing while you record
- Records up to 4K on Pro Plus

## What to watch

- Free plan: 25 videos in SD, no downloads
- Dubb says it isn't designed for videos over 20 minutes
- Pro costs $499 per user a year


## Our verdict

Dubb is a sales video platform with more than a recorder. You record your screen, camera or both in the Chrome extension, the desktop app or the phone apps. Each video goes out on a landing page with calls to action, and Dubb tracks opens, views and clicks. Paid plans add email and SMS campaigns, automation and a CRM.

The free Starter plan allows 25 videos in SD, without downloads. Pro costs $499 per user a year and adds HD, downloads and computer audio in the desktop app. 4K needs Pro Plus at $1,080 a year. Editing covers cutting sections out of a video. Dubb says it isn't designed for videos over 20 minutes.

If you mostly need quick screen recordings with a free plan, compare [Vidyard](/reviews/vidyard/) and [Hippo Video](/reviews/hippo-video/). For simple updates to colleagues, try [Loom](/reviews/loom/).