Pricing
Doodly pricing
At checkout the drawing app comes with Voomly hosting. One tier includes the whiteboard software. The host-only tiers do not.
Doodly's price is a bundle price. The help center pairs Doodly Standard with Voomly Cloud at $49 a month or $490 a year, after the trial, and Doodly Enterprise with Voomly Pro at $79 a month or $790 a year. The order summary on Doodly's checkout shows that monthly Cloud plan, and the homepage says the trial also includes Toonly, Talkia, Pyks, People Builder and Voomly.
Cloud is the tier with 7TB of storage, unlimited bandwidth and unlimited video funnels. That is the first Voomly plan that includes the drawing apps. Light is free and stops at five videos. Basic is $9 a month. Plus is $19 a month. Those three do not include Doodly. Buy them when the explainer is already made.
Cancel the trial in the Voomly customer center if you do not want the paid bundle. A refund within 30 days means a support ticket plus the receipt. The help center also says customers currently have two places to log in while the company changes platforms.
What you are trading off
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.
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