Loom Pricing: Plans, Team Costs and Kommodo Savings

Loom has a free Starter plan and two self-serve paid plans: Business at $18 per user a month and Business + AI at $24 per user a month on monthly billing. Annual billing saves up to 17%, which works out to $15 and $20 per user a month for a 10-person team.

If you're comparing costs, Kommodo Premium is $108 per user a year. For 10 paid seats, that's $720 less a year than Loom Business, or $1,320 less than Business + AI, with annual billing on all three plans. Below, we break down the prices and the differences to check before switching.

Prices come from Atlassian's Loom pricing page and loom.com/pricing, checked November 7, 2026, in USD. They can change, so confirm them before you buy. Kommodo publishes this article and competes with Loom.

Loom plans at a glance

Loom vs Kommodo: what could your team save?

For a team with 10 paid seats, here is the subscription cost when every plan is billed annually:

Kommodo's total is 10 × $108 a year. Loom's totals are the annual prices shown in Atlassian's calculator for 10 users. Prices are in USD, before taxes, discounts or negotiated contracts, checked November 7, 2026. Savings are the difference in subscription prices; features and AI allowances differ by plan.

If your team records walkthroughs, creates SOPs or makes training videos, compare the whole workflow. Kommodo can produce a shareable recording and a step-by-step guide. Loom's Business + AI plan includes video-to-text automation, while Business covers recording and basic editing. Our Kommodo vs Loom comparison covers those differences, and Kommodo pricing lists current features and AI allowances.

Try Kommodo free with a task your team already documents, then compare the recording, guide and cost. Free plan limits apply.

What a team actually pays

Monthly plans multiply by the number of people who need a paid seat. Annual plans work differently: Atlassian prices them by user tier, so the total follows the tier that fits your team.

In the 26–50-seat range checked, annual quotes move in five-seat tiers. For example, 26–30 users cost $5,400 a year for Business or $7,200 for Business + AI. That explains the calculator's price jump at 26 users.

What each plan includes

Starter

Starter suits someone trying Loom or sending an occasional short update. The limits that matter are 25 recordings and a 5-minute cap on video recordings. Loom's two pricing pages describe the free workspace differently: loom.com says up to 50 members, and Atlassian's FAQ says up to 10 users. Check the current limit if your plan depends on it.

Business

Business removes the recording and video-count limits. It also adds basic waveform editing, removal of Loom branding, video upload and download, and request-email-to-view. Loom.com lists quality up to 4K on this plan.

Business + AI

This plan adds Loom's AI features, including automatic meeting notes and recaps, automatic video enhancement, advanced editing, video-to-text automation and admin insights. Atlassian offers a 14-day free trial. It's the plan to price if your team wants written output from recordings as well as the recordings themselves.

Enterprise

Enterprise adds SSO, SCIM, advanced content privacy, custom data retention policies, Salesforce integration and a 99.95% uptime SLA. Pricing comes from sales, and Atlassian says the plan is available only on annual subscriptions.

How to choose a Loom plan

• Short, occasional updates: Starter may be enough, as long as you can stay within 25 recordings and 5 minutes.
• Regular team video: Business is the usual starting point because it removes those limits.
• Notes and documents from video: compare Business + AI with tools built around that job.
• Security review or SSO: plan for Enterprise and a sales conversation.

Lower-cost options if you mainly document processes

If your team records work so that someone else can repeat it, the price of the recorder is only part of the decision. The more useful question is whether the recording turns into something a teammate can follow.

Kommodo Premium costs $15 a month, or $108 a year per user ($9 a month), and adds team seats. For 10 users on annual billing, that's $1,080 a year. Free accounts get unlimited recordings, and each recording stays available to you and your viewers for 60 days. Guides from Free accounts show viewers the first 10 steps.

Kommodo isn't a full match for every Loom feature, so compare the workflows you use. You can read our side-by-side Kommodo vs Loom comparison, see the wider list of Loom alternatives, or check Kommodo pricing.

Loom pricing FAQ

How much does Loom cost?

Loom Starter is free. Business is $18 per user a month and Business + AI is $24 per user a month on monthly billing. For a 10-person team, annual billing comes to $1,800 a year for Business and $2,400 a year for Business + AI. Enterprise pricing comes from sales.

Is Loom free?

Loom has a free Starter plan limited to 25 recordings and a 5-minute limit on video recordings.

Does Loom charge per user?

Monthly plans are priced per user. Annual plans are priced by user tier, so the bill is based on the tier that fits your team.

Which Loom plan includes SSO?

Loom lists SSO and SCIM under Enterprise, which is sold through contact with sales and is available only on annual subscriptions.