BloomRecorder vs Loom pricing (2026)

The price anchor

Subscription figures from the vendor's published pricing ($15/user/mo, ~$180/yr); the BloomRecorder column is the full price, paid once.

Break-even analysis

Against Loom Business, BloomRecorder pays for itself in under two months — and every recording after that stays on hardware you own.

• After 1 year: BloomRecorder has cost you $29 total — Loom has cost $180.
• After 3 years: BloomRecorder is still $29 — the subscription is at $540.
• After 5 years: BloomRecorder is still $29 — the subscription is at $900.

What you get for $29 once

• Screen, camera, or both. Record either source alone or both together — as split files or picture-in-picture combined.
• Source picker with live thumbnails. See exactly what each screen and window looks like before you hit record.
• Device selection. Pick your camera and microphone; system audio and mic are mixed into every output automatically.
• Your disk, your folder. Choose the output folder — recordings never touch a cloud, an account, or anyone else's servers.
• Floating recording pill. An always-on-top pill with a running timer and a stop button, out of the way of what you're capturing.
• No renewal, ever. The license does not expire and there is no per-seat meter — $29 is the whole price.

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