Same one-click screen recording workflow. The difference: ClipCast unlocks the features people actually upgrade for at $5/month — Loom keeps them in a $12.50/month Business tier.
Loom details from loom.com pricing as of June 2026 — check their site for current terms.
Where each one wins
Choose if…
You record in Chrome and want the Pro features (AI transcripts, password links, uploads) without paying for a Business tier
You want chapters and click highlights so longer videos stay watchable
You want recordings auto-saved to your own Dropbox, Drive, or Box
$5/month matters — solo founders, freelancers, small teams
Choose loom if…
You need a desktop app (recording outside the browser) or mobile recording
Your company already lives in the Atlassian ecosystem
You need enterprise procurement, SSO/SCIM, and a large-org rollout
That’s the honest version: Loom is a bigger product with native apps; ClipCast is the browser-first recorder that gives individuals the premium workflow at an individual’s price. Try both free in an afternoon and keep the one you reach for.
Switching from Loom in 3 steps
1
Export from Loom
Open a Loom video → ⋯ menu → Download. Repeat for the clips you want to keep (MP4).
2
Upload to ClipCast
In your ClipCast library, hit New video → Upload a video (Pro). Each upload gets a player, share link, and AI transcript.
3
Update your links
Anywhere a Loom link lives (docs, onboarding, README), paste the new ClipCast link — viewers need no account.
Frequently asked
Is ClipCast a good Loom alternative?+
If you record in Chrome and share via links, yes — ClipCast covers the core Loom workflow (one-click recording, camera bubble, instant share links, comments, analytics) and unlocks AI transcripts, password protection, and uploads at $5/month instead of Loom’s $12.50/month Business tier. If you need a desktop or mobile app, Loom is the better fit today.
How much cheaper is ClipCast than Loom?+
ClipCast Pro is $5/month ($48/year). Loom Business is $12.50/month billed annually ($150/year). For the features most individuals want — transcripts, link privacy, no watermark — that’s roughly 60% less.
Can I move my videos from Loom to ClipCast?+
Yes. Download your videos from Loom (MP4), then use ClipCast’s "Upload a video" (Pro) to bring them into your library — each gets the same player, share link, and AI transcript as a native recording.
Does ClipCast have a free plan?+
Yes — free forever: unlimited share links, 5-minute recordings, 720p, and 200 MB of storage. No credit card required.