Reverie vs Loom
Updated 2 October 2026
Loom made the recorded link a habit, and it is a good product. Reverie is a smaller, calmer alternative: no time limit on any plan, the recording made on your own computer, and a lower price.
Side by side
| Reverie | Loom | |
|---|---|---|
| Recording length | No limit on any plan | Five minutes per video on the free plan; longer on paid plans |
| Price | Quick $8 a month ($6 billed yearly); Studio $15 ($10 yearly) | Paid plans cost more per creator; see Loom's pricing page |
| Runs in | Chrome or Edge, nothing to install | Desktop app, Chrome extension or browser |
| Camera | Bubble, side by side or stacked, changeable after the take | Camera bubble |
| Editing | Trim, cut, layouts, backdrops, blur, music, voice polish; zooms, speed and captions on Studio | Trim and stitch; more on paid plans |
| Share link | reverie.video link, private or with a password | loom.com link with sharing settings |
| Teams and workspaces | Not yet | Yes, a core strength |
Facts about other products are as we understand them at the time of writing, and products change. Check each product's own site for current details.
Which to pick
Pick Loom if your whole company already lives in it, or you need team workspaces, admin controls and integrations today.
Pick Reverie if you record alone or in a small team, want no time limit without paying more, and like a calm, simple tool.