Community Discussions

Yes — Loom is SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant, with privacy controls, SSO, and SCIM on higher plans for admin control over who can view and share — h

Yes — Loom integrates with Slack, Gmail, Jira, Notion, Confluence, and more, so recordings drop straight into where your team already works (and it connects wit

Async video wins when the message is one-directional and detailed — a walkthrough, status update, or feedback — letting people watch across time zones without s

No — Loom bills per creator (the people recording); viewers watch shared videos free without an account — https://saaskart.co/software/loom. That makes it chea

Yes — support and success teams use Loom to send personalized walkthroughs instead of writing long replies, and onboarding videos scale explanations without rep

Loom AI (on Business + AI) auto-generates titles, summaries, and chapters, removes filler words and silences, and can turn recordings into written docs — cuttin

Alternatives include Vidyard, Vimeo Record, Scribe (step-by-step guides), Screencastify, and Zight — https://saaskart.co/software/loom (comparisons: https://saa

For light personal use, yes — the free plan gives 25 videos per member with a 5-minute cap — https://saaskart.co/software/loom. You will upgrade once you need

Loom has a free Starter plan (25 videos, 5-min cap); Business is about $12.50 per creator/month (annual, ~$18 monthly) and Business + AI about $20 (~$24 monthly

Loom is an async video messaging tool — record your screen and camera and share a link so teammates watch whenever they want, replacing many meetings and long e