Alternatives
Voomly alternatives
Choose by price, by buyer charts, by autoplay with sound, or by a split test tied to sales.

Quick answer
TrackPlay is the right one when sales have to pick the winner, and when viewers need to hear the opening. Vidalytics fits when you need a per-second graph with buyers separated out. Adilo fits when plays should stay unmetered. Bunny Stream fits when you want to pay for storage and delivery.
- Price. Free and Basic cap bandwidth. Plus, Cloud and Pro do not. Adilo leaves plays unmetered. Bunny Stream charges for the gigabytes you store and deliver.
- Analytics. Vidalytics has been around longer, and it separates buyers on a per-second graph.
- Autoplay with sound. TrackPlay autoplays with the sound on. If audio is blocked, the first touch turns it on and the video keeps its place.
- Split testing by sales. Both versions use one embed. TrackPlay waits until the cart confirms the order, then reports a p-value and a confidence interval.
My take
I would put a paid sales video on TrackPlay. During the trial I would check that the orders in the cart agree with the plays the player counts.
For a video library that only needs playback and is hitting a bandwidth cap, I would use Adilo and pay monthly. I would use Bunny Stream when I am ready to put the buttons on the page myself.
Price after the 2026 account change
The cancellation FAQ from 5 May 2026 says Voomly is changing platforms, so customers have two logins. The same article says refunds end after 30 days, and you cannot pause a subscription. Trustpilot reviews describe charges that continued after someone cancelled. Cancel in the customer center, and keep the receipt.
On the pricing page, Plus is $19 a month, Cloud is $49 a month and Pro is $79 a month. Each of those includes unlimited bandwidth. The yearly option is marked Save 16%. Light, listed further down as an alternative, is free: five videos, 250 GB of storage, 5 GB of bandwidth and one video funnel. Basic is the price in the table: 30 videos, 1 TB of storage, 20 GB of bandwidth, plus engagement charts. Custom branding and ten video funnels are included from Plus upward. Cloud also includes Standard Doodly, Toonly, Talkia, People Builder and Pyks. The page offers a 14-day trial. Each plan is set out on the Voomly pricing page. If the whiteboard app was part of the same purchase, read Voomly vs Doodly.
If a bandwidth cap or a charge after cancellation is why you are leaving, Adilo leaves plays unmetered and bills storage, including on the free plan. Bunny Stream charges for the gigabytes you store and the gigabytes you deliver. The full comparison is Voomly vs Adilo.
How the replacements compare
The From column is each tool's starting price. For Voomly, that starting tier is Basic. Plus, Cloud and Pro are in the section above.
| Tool | From | Job | Sales test |
|---|---|---|---|
| TrackPlay | $29/mo | Sale-based test | Yes, decided on sales |
| Vidalytics | $19/mo | Buyer charts | Yes, native |
| Adilo | Free plan; paid by storage | Unmetered plays | Video A/B, not scored on sales |
| Bunny Stream | Usage-based | Per gigabyte | No |
| Voomly | $9/mo | Current host | No |
The picks, one reason each
1. TrackPlay: best Voomly alternative for a split test decided by the sale
TrackPlay is a VSL player and analytics platform for funnels that run on paid ads. One embed holds the video. Sound-on autoplay, timed buttons and watch gates are there from the first seconds. A per-second graph separates buyers from non-buyers and shows revenue per play. The cart attributes the confirmed sale to that play, and TrackPlay sends it server-side to Meta, TikTok and GA4.
Playback starts with the sound on. If audio is blocked, it starts muted and the viewer's first touch turns the sound on without jumping back to the start. The player reports how many viewers turn the sound on. Voomly lists custom autoplay thumbnails on Plus, Cloud and Pro, and custom autoplay on Plus and the plans above it. That thumbnail sits in front of the file. TrackPlay is the player that starts the video with sound.
The two versions share the embed, so the ad URL stays the same. A z-test, a p-value and a confidence interval decide the winner from the confirmed sales. Vidalytics can test for clicks, conversions or revenue that the player itself records. Panda Video can run an A/B test and can fire browser pixels. Checkout data stays outside that test. Wistia overlaps on hosting and engagement for a content library. That use case is on the Wistia alternatives page. Vimeo hosts the file and does not attach the purchase to the play.
It has no channels, SEO pages or webinars. That gap matters for a content library. Wistia has those. A funnel still gets the player, the buyer graph and the cart postback. Independent reviews are scarce, and creating an account requires an invitation code. That is what you would expect from a product this new. Try one funnel and compare its numbers with the cart before a launch.
What works
- Both versions stay in one embed. Confirmed sales pick the winner, and the report includes a z-test, a p-value and a confidence interval.
- The cart attributes that sale to the play, and the conversion is sent server-side to Meta, TikTok and GA4.
- Retention is drawn per second, with buyers separated from non-buyers, plus hook rate, hold rate and revenue per play.
- Autoplay starts with the sound on. Timed buttons and watch gates are included.
- Every paid plan includes the same features. You pay per play. The free plan includes 1,000 plays a month, with a watermark, and a 14-day trial of the paid features.
What to watch
- It is built for a paid sales video, with no channels, SEO pages or webinars, so a content library is a poor fit. A funnel still gets the player, the buyer graph and the postback to the cart.
- Independent reviews are scarce, and signup asks for an invitation code. That is what you would expect from a product this new. Try one funnel before you move a proven offer.
- A start, an unmute, a resume and a replay can each count as a play, so one viewer can use several.
- The contract does not name an uptime percentage. Keep a second host ready if the offer is already profitable.
2. Vidalytics: best Voomly alternative for second-by-second buyer charts
The Vidalytics review includes how bandwidth is billed.
Voomly's plan comparison lists engagement graphs, heatmaps, and data for location, device and browser. Vidalytics adds a second-by-second graph, a buyer and non-buyer split, timed buttons, resume and play gates. You can set the goal to clicks, opt-ins, conversion rate or revenue. The player records those events. Order data stays in the cart, so Vidalytics sits behind TrackPlay when the ad account needs the purchase.
Extra bandwidth is billed per gigabyte, so a video with a lot of plays can cost more than the price in the table. A free tier with a small video limit lets you inspect the graph before you migrate an offer.
What works
- Purpose-built VSL controls: smart autoplay, resume play, timed CTAs, play gates
- Second-by-second engagement graph, heatmaps and buyer/non-buyer segmentation
- Conversion and revenue tracking, plus native A/B tests judged on clicks or sales
- A Free Forever plan lets you try the player and analytics before paying
What to watch
- A busy month can cost more than the plan fee, because plays past the allowance are still served and then billed
- A video that autoplays when the page loads uses plays from the plan even with the sound muted
- Smaller independent review base than mainstream hosts, so less third-party proof to check
- More player and analytics settings than you need if you only want to host and embed a clip
3. Adilo: best Voomly alternative for unmetered plays
Adilo's review covers the lifetime-deal dispute. See also Voomly vs Adilo.
Adilo, from BigCommand, sold thousands of AppSumo lifetime deals and later said it could not honour them. Those accounts were restricted and moved onto subscriptions. Reviews on Trustpilot also describe charges after cancellation. Pay month to month, cancel in writing, and keep the confirmation email. The paid price appears only at checkout, so no dollar amount is listed in the table.
In return you get unmetered streaming, in-video buttons, lead capture, retargeting pixels and a split test that counts views. The heatmap shows engagement. It does not show which visitor bought. Multi-DRM and simulated livestreaming cost extra.
What works
- Streaming stays unlimited on every plan, including the free plan. You pay for storage.
- In-video buttons, lead capture, Facebook and Google pixels, and a split test scored on views.
- Capterra sits near 4.8 across hundreds of reviews. G2 sits at 4.6 across 720 reviews.
What to watch
- Thousands of AppSumo lifetime deals were later restricted, and those accounts were moved onto subscriptions. Reviews on Trustpilot also describe charges after cancellation. Pay month to month and keep the cancellation confirmation.
- A view-count test leaves the purchase out of the result.
- The paid price is shown at checkout. The public page does not list it.
- Multi-DRM and simulated livestreaming are paid extras, so a course that needs encryption costs more than the plan alone.
4. Bunny Stream: best Voomly alternative for gigabyte pricing
Bunny Stream's review lists the delivery rates.
Encoding, the player and the security tokens are included. You pay for what you store and what viewers download. That suits someone leaving a flat unlimited plan. Lead forms, chapters and branching paths have to be built on the page. The trial lasts 14 days and does not require a credit card.
Cloudflare Stream and Mux bill by the minute, and both expect you to build the page around the player. See Cloudflare Stream alternatives and Mux alternatives.
What works
- Encoding, the player and token security are included. You pay for storage and for delivery.
- The trial runs 14 days and does not require a credit card.
What to watch
- There is no sales-based split testing, and revenue is not attached to a play. Lead forms and buttons have to live on your page.
- A busy video costs more than a quiet library, because delivery is part of the bill.
How these were weighed
Plan names, bandwidth caps and the trial come from Voomly's pricing page. The two-login note comes from its cancellation FAQ. Reports of charges after cancellation come from Trustpilot. G2's product page had gone two months without a new review. We read each vendor's pages and long-term user reports. We do not run these tools on live campaigns.
The order follows the quick answer: a split test decided by sales, then buyer charts, then unmetered streaming, then gigabyte pricing. See the method and how the site is funded.
Changelog
21 October 2026. Rewritten around the reason for leaving. Added the May 2026 login note, the current plan prices, and links to the Doodly comparison, the Adilo comparison and the pricing page.
24 September 2026. First published as a list of every other tool in the catalog.
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