Loom AI
AI-enhanced screen recording
Profile researched and drafted with AI assistance from published sources; edited and published by NorwegianSpark SA (editorial policy).
Official website: loom.com
About Loom AI
Record and share videos with AI-generated titles, summaries, and chapters. Async video communication that replaces meetings.
Loom is a screen-recording tool for asynchronous video messages: you record your screen, camera or both, share a link, and colleagues watch when it suits them instead of joining a call. The AI layer sits on top of the recording — it writes a title and a summary, and splits longer videos into chapters so a viewer can jump to the part that concerns them. Viewer analytics show who has watched, and reactions let viewers respond without booking a meeting.
Where it fits: walkthroughs that would otherwise be a 30-minute meeting — a product demo for a customer, a code review explained over the diff, a weekly update for a team spread across time zones. The summaries and chapters matter most here, because they turn a video into something a reader can skim. It is less useful for discussions that need back-and-forth decisions; those are still better as a live call, with a meeting-notes tool such as Otter AI or Fireflies.ai capturing what was agreed.
Pricing as listed in this directory is freemium, with paid plans from $15 a month. Plans and recording limits change, so check Loom's own pricing page for the current free allowance and per-seat cost before you roll it out to a team.
Before adopting it, decide where recordings will live and how long they are kept: async video piles up quickly, and a library nobody can search is no better than a meeting nobody remembers. Remote teams, product managers and customer-success teams are the usual fit.
Best For
Remote teams, product managers, customer success
Key Features
- Screen recording
- AI summaries
- Auto chapters
- Reactions
- Viewer analytics
Category
Productivity →How Loom AI compares in Productivity
The 13 productivity agents we track, listed alphabetically. 9 of the 13 publish a free tier. Prices are the vendor’s own published starting figure and change without notice — check the vendor’s pricing page before committing.
The bar under a price compares that plan with the dearest monthly plan in this table (6 of the 13 rows are flat monthly prices). Custom, per-seat, per-usage and annual prices are not on the same scale, so they carry no bar — a missing bar does not mean cheaper.
| Tool | Starting price | Pricing model | Free tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10/mo per seat (annual) | Freemium, per seat | Yes | |
| Not published | Enterprise, demo-led | No | |
| $15/mo | Freemium | Yes | |
| $9/mo | Freemium, credit-metered | Yes | |
| $9/mo | Freemium | Yes | |
| See Microsoft for price | Add-on per user | No | |
| €20/mo (billed annually) | Cloud or self-hosted | Yes | |
| $20/mo per member | Included in Business plan | No | |
| $17/mo | Freemium | Yes | |
| $10/mo | Freemium | Yes | |
| $29/mo (monthly billing) | Freemium | Yes | |
| $99/mo | Flat subscription + your own AI plan | No | |
| $19.99/mo (annual) | Freemium, task-metered | Yes |


