Looking for a Loom alternative?

People usually start looking when something specific gets in the way: the free plan stopped at 5-minute recordings, downloading needed a paid plan, or summaries, password links and removing branding meant moving everyone to a per-seat tier. VeoRec is a browser recorder that keeps those things cheap, and it is honest about what it does not do.

What changes when you switch

Feedback that stays on the right spot

Viewers comment on a second of the video, pin a note to a point on the frame, and can reply with a voice or video clip. When you record a web page as a Chrome tab, notes stay attached to the element they are about, because VeoRec keeps the page's layout with the recording. Threads are resolved when they are done.

Where Loom is still ahead

Loom has desktop apps for Mac and Windows and mobile apps, and integrations such as Jira, Confluence and GitHub. If you need to record outside the browser on a phone, or your team runs on those integrations, that is a real reason to stay. VeoRec is a Chrome extension; its team workspaces (roles, invites and a shared library) are on the Business plan.

Questions

Can I bring my existing videos?
Yes. The VeoRec extension imports your Loom library in bulk: open your Loom library in the same browser, collect the links and VeoRec copies each video, sound and picture, into your library. You stay signed in to Loom; VeoRec never sees your Loom password. The videos get new VeoRec links, and old Loom links keep pointing at Loom. You can also upload video files. How importing from Loom works
Is VeoRec priced per person?
Pro is one price for your account: $7.99 a month or $79 a year. For teams, Business is priced per user: $24 a month each, at least 2 users, with a shared team workspace. Loom pricing, explained
How does it compare in detail?
See the side-by-side table on the VeoRec vs Loom page.