Flick

Loom alternative

A simple Loom alternative for sending a quick walkthrough

Flick is a small browser screen recorder: record your screen and voice, publish a link, and the other person hits play. If you mostly need "watch this instead of a meeting" and you're paying per seat for a lot more than that, it may be enough.

Who Flick fits

What you get

Who should stay on Loom

Loom is the bigger product. Its paid plans add things Flick doesn't do: unlimited recording length, editing, Loom AI features (auto titles, summaries, chapters, filler-word and silence removal, meeting notes), team and shared libraries, and on Enterprise, SSO/SCIM and a Salesforce integration (loom.com/pricing, checked Oct 4, 2026). Loom viewers also don't need an account to watch a public video (Loom privacy settings (Atlassian Support), checked Oct 4, 2026), so that isn't a reason to switch on its own.

If your team relies on any of that, keep Loom. Flick doesn't try to replace it for teams.

Price check

FlickLoom
FreeStreet: 1 published clip, 2 min / 25 MB. Unlimited free downloads.Starter $0: 25 videos per person, 5-minute screen recordings
PaidLights $19/month flat, or Marquee $99 onceBusiness $18 and Business + AI $24 per user per month on monthly billing; annual billing is cheaper
Max length15 minutes per clipUnlimited on paid plans

Loom figures from loom.com/pricing, checked Oct 4, 2026. Prices change; check their page before you decide.

Side-by-side detail: Flick vs Loom · Flick vs Vidyard.

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