Price ↓ common complaint
Trustpilot reviews of doodly.com call the advertised price deceptive. One reviewer put the real cost at $164, and another said cancellation was impossible.
“VERY deceptive pricing. Actually costs $164”
“Impossible to cancel”
Review
Doodly review
Whiteboard animation software from the same company as Voomly. What the app draws, what the current bundle includes, and when you only need hosting.
Summarize with:
- Starts at
- $49/mo, bundled with Voomly Cloud
- Trial
- 14 days, then the paid bundle
- Creates
- Whiteboard, blackboard, glassboard, green screen
- Export
- MP4, or a render straight into Voomly
- Sales-scored tests
- No. It creates the video.
Quick answer
Doodly is our top pick for most people. Choose Doodly if the explainer still has to be drawn. It is desktop animation software from Voomly LLC, with drag-and-drop scenes and an MP4 export, and the checkout bundles the app with Voomly hosting. A sales letter that has to show which view produced the purchase needs a different player.
- Doodly. Best for whiteboard explainers. From $49/mo.
Doodly is the whiteboard app from Voomly LLC. You build the explainer on a Mac or PC, drag scenes into place, and export an MP4. The same editor also covers blackboard, glassboard and green screen.
The offer on its site is a trial that also includes Voomly, the host, and the other creation apps in that suite. Cloud rendering saves the finished video into the Voomly library. If the footage already exists, you only need hosting. The comparison names the tiers that do not include the drawing apps.
Voomly vs Doodly explains the difference between the two tools. Read the Voomly review if hosting and the funnel are what you still need.
What works
- Desktop animation for whiteboard, blackboard, glassboard and green screen, with drag-and-drop editing and MP4 export.
- Doodly can save the finished video straight into the Voomly library.
- The trial on Doodly's site also includes Toonly, Talkia, Pyks, People Builder and Voomly.
What to watch
- Playback, embeds and funnels start only after the MP4 is on a host.
- Doodly's checkout offers the app and hosting as one monthly subscription.
- Reviewers on doodly.com say the advertised price climbs once extras are added at checkout.
- Cancellation is handled in Voomly's account area, and the help center says customers currently have two different logins while the company changes platforms.
What users actually say about Doodly
Research: unverifiedProduct mix
A 2023 post on r/animation is titled Doodly vs Voomly. The excerpt from that post is only the title, so it does not explain the two products.
“Doodly vs Voomly”
What users say
Pricing
Changelog
- 20 Oct 2026: first published. The sources are Doodly's homepage and checkout, Voomly's plan page and help center, and Trustpilot reviews.
Frequently asked questions
What does Doodly actually make?
Whiteboard, blackboard, glassboard and green screen animations, edited by dragging scenes around, then saved as an MP4. The hosting and the funnel live on Voomly, the sister product.
Does a Doodly purchase include hosting?
The checkout on doodly.com sells the app together with Voomly Cloud. Hosting-only Voomly tiers leave the drawing apps out, which is the path when the footage already exists.
Where do I cancel?
In the Voomly customer center. The help center says there are two login places while the company changes platforms, so use the purchase email and keep the receipt if you ask for a refund.
Sources
From Doodly
Other sources
4 discussions and reviews read for this page. Quotes are excerpts; open a link to read the original in context.
Related reading
- The best VSL players and conversion video software, ranked
- VSL player picker: five questions that match a video tool to your funnel
- Voomly vs Doodly: the host or the whiteboard app
- Voomly review: the host bundled with this app
- Doodly pricing: the bundle and the host-only tiers
- VSL player picker: when the file is a sales letter
Written by
Marcus Vale
Lead reviewer
Marcus Vale runs the VSLBench review desk. He has spent years buying paid traffic to video sales letters, and he now reads the player docs, pricing pages and long-term user reports to work out which tools actually move sales instead of just counting views. He writes the player and attribution reviews here, and he makes sure every ranking says which buyers should skip each tool.
Last checked 2026-10-20
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