Screen recording · head to head

Orbiz Grabr vs Loom

Zohaib KhalidPrices checked 24 September 2026

Loom is the reference screen recorder, with AI summaries and chapters on its higher tier and a price per creator. Grabr is the recorder inside Orbiz: screen, webcam and mic in the browser, annotated screenshots, expiring share links, view analytics and retention rules, included in the flat price for every member. Choose Loom if you want AI editing and integrations with Slack, Jira and Gmail. Choose Grabr if everyone in the company should be able to record without a licence and the recordings should live in your own storage.

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Head to head

Orbiz Grabr against Loom, row by row

Read from Loom's own product and pricing pages. 4 rows are ones Orbiz loses; they are left in.

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Capability comparison of Orbiz Grabr and Loom
	Orbiz Grabr	Loom
How it is priced	One flat price per organisation, unlimited members, all ten tools	Business: about $15 per user a month billed annually, $18 billed monthly. Business + AI about $20 / $24.
No per-creator charge	Yes	No
Screen, webcam and mic recording in the browser	Yes	Yes
Screenshot capture with annotation	Yes	Yes
Share links that expire¹	Yes	Partly
View analytics: who watched and how far	Yes	Yes
Comments and reactions from viewers	Yes	Yes
Recordings in storage dedicated to your organisation	Yes	No
Automatic retention rules	Yes	Not published
Transcription in 50+ languages	No	Yes
AI titles, summaries and chapters	No	Yes
Trimming and stitching in the editor	No	Yes
Slack, Jira, GitHub and Gmail integrations²	No	Yes
Connector for Claude and ChatGPT (MCP)³	Yes	Partly

¹Loom offers link privacy and password options; expiry is not the headline control.
²Orbiz MCP connects AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT, not Slack, Jira, GitHub or Gmail.
³Loom tools are in preview on Atlassian’s Rovo MCP server (read 2026-10-04).

Vendor prices are US list prices in USD as published on each vendor's own pricing page on 24 September 2026, annual billing where the vendor offers it, without first-year promotions. Each product name links to that page. Vendors change prices; if a figure here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it. Orbiz prices are on the pricing page, one flat figure per organisation by headcount band.

In their own words

What each one is good at

Orbiz Grabr

Screen, webcam and microphone recording in the browser
Screenshot capture with annotation tools
Instant share links with an optional password and expiry
View analytics — see who watched and when

Everything Grabr does

Loom

One-click screen, camera or screen-and-camera recording shared by link
Transcription in 50+ languages on every plan
Comments and emoji reactions on the video timeline
Trimming, stitching and waveform editing on Business
Viewer insights: who watched and how far
Native Slack, Jira, GitHub and Gmail integrations

From Loom's own pages. Best for: Teams that want the most polished recorder and will pay per creator for AI editing.

FAQ

Orbiz vs Loom: what people ask

How much does Grabr cost compared with Loom Business?

Loom Business is about $15 per creator a month billed annually, so a company of thirty that all record pays around $5,400 a year. Grabr has no per-creator price; it is included in the Orbiz flat fee per organisation with unlimited members.

Can people without an Orbiz account watch a Grabr recording?

Yes. A share link opens a public viewer page; the link can be set to expire, and once it does playback stops everywhere. Viewers can comment and react under a display name without an account, identified by a rotating anonymous id.

Does Grabr transcribe or summarise recordings?

No. Grabr records, annotates, shares and reports on viewing; it has no transcription, AI summary or editing beyond capture. A team that relies on Loom’s AI features should keep Loom for them.

Still deciding between Orbiz and Loom?

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