Comparison
Flick vs Loom
Short version: Loom is a full team video platform; Flick is a single-purpose browser recorder with flat pricing. Loom does more. Flick costs less for one person who just needs to send links and doesn't want a per-seat plan.
Watch free. Pay only to publish. Record in your browser, send a link, and they hit play with no account.
At a glance
| Flick | Loom | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Street: 1 published clip, 2 min / 25 MB; downloads always free | Starter $0: up to 25 videos per person, 5-minute screen recordings, up to 720p |
| Paid plans | Lights $19/month (flat, not per user); Marquee $99 once | Business $18 per user/month; Business + AI $24 per user/month, as listed; Enterprise by quote |
| Recording length | 15 minutes per clip | Varies by plan (see the vendor's current pricing page) |
| Video quality | Whatever your browser captures, capped at 100 MB per clip | Up to 4K on paid plans |
| Viewer needs an account? | No | No, for videos set to Public |
| AI, editing, transcripts | None | Transcriptions in 50+ languages; editing; Loom AI on Business + AI |
| Team features | None; license is per device | Team and shared libraries; SSO/SCIM on Enterprise |
Loom facts from Loom's pricing page and Loom's privacy settings help article (Atlassian Support), checked Oct 19, 2026. Loom says annual billing costs less than monthly. See Flick pricing
What Loom does that Flick doesn't
- No team workspace, shared library or admin controls. A Flick license unlocks publishing on the device you bought it on; your library is kept on that device.
- No transcripts, captions, AI summaries, chapters or filler-word removal.
- No editing beyond record, pause and stop.
- No comments, reactions, viewer analytics or CRM integrations.
- 15 minutes and 100 MB per clip at most.
- Screen capture needs a desktop browser that supports it (Chrome works); many phones can't share a screen from the browser.
Loom also has meeting recording, auto meeting notes and recaps, variables, and a Salesforce integration on Enterprise (Loom's pricing page, checked Oct 19, 2026). See Flick pricing
Where Flick is simpler
- Flat price. $19/month lets you publish as many Flicks as you need whatever your headcount, because it's per device rather than per user. Or pay $99 once.
- Nothing to install. Open the page, pick screen, camera, or both, and record.
- Free download. You can always keep the file, paid or not.
Bottom line
If you need transcripts, AI clean-up, editing, longer videos or a team library, use Loom. If you send the occasional walkthrough and want a flat price, try Flick's free Street publish first and see if it's enough.