Review
A cheap video host that turns any video into a lead-capture funnel. What each plan costs, what the hosting includes, how the trial and refunds work, and the direct-response job it leaves to you.
Quick answer
Voomly is our top pick for most people. Voomly is the pick if you are a marketer who wants to turn videos into interactive lead-capture funnels cheaply, and you can accept billing you have to watch and analytics that stop short of the sale. Voomly LLC, the company behind Doodly and Toonly, sells it as a host first: an ad-free 4K and HDR player, storage on every plan and unmetered bandwidth from the Plus tier up. Around the player sit an in-video squeeze player for email capture, an Interactive Video Closer with surveys, lockers and CTAs, branching video funnels, engagement graphs and heatmaps. The weak spot is the account side. Trustpilot reviewers keep reporting charges after cancelling, Voomly's help center admits customers currently have two places to log in, and refunds stop at 30 days. It also cannot score a split test on purchases, so a paid-traffic VSL on it cannot show which traffic bought. Start on a card you control and cancel the trial in the customer center if it does not earn its place.
Voomly publishes its prices on its plan page. Yearly billing is offered on the top three tiers only and works out about 16 percent cheaper.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Storage | Bandwidth | Video funnels | Videos |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light | Free | Free | 250 GB | 5 GB | 1 | 5 |
| Basic | $9 | Monthly only | 1 TB | 20 GB | 3 | 30 |
| Plus | $19 | $190 ($16/mo) | 2 TB | Unlimited | 10 | Unlimited |
| Cloud | $49 | $490 ($41/mo) | 7 TB | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Pro | $79 | $790 ($66/mo) | 10 TB | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
Plus is the plan where Voomly turns into a host you can send ad traffic to. It removes the bandwidth cap, gives you 10 video funnels and adds the lead funnels, sharegates, funnel chapters and custom branding that Light and Basic go without. Cloud and Pro buy more storage, unlimited funnels and skins, and the Standard or Enterprise editions of Doodly, Toonly, Talkia, People Builder and Pyks, which only matter if you make animated or voiced video as well.
For a marketer who only needs hosting and funnels, I would start on Plus, billed monthly for the first few months, and move to yearly once the cancellation path has been tested. Each tier gets its own breakdown on our Voomly pricing page.
You have probably seen Voomly pushed in a marketing thread or a bundle offer, and you want to know two things: is it real, and will you regret buying it? The short version is that Voomly is real and long-running. It is made by Voomly LLC, the team behind the Doodly and Toonly video-creation tools, and the player, hosting and funnel features work as advertised. The regret, when it happens, comes from two places, and neither is playback quality.
Voomly is a video host with a marketing layer, and it gives a marketer more than most hosts at its price. Swap in its player and a video can collect emails through an in-video squeeze player, walk a viewer down a branching path with the Interactive Video Closer's surveys, lockers and calls to action, or chain clips into an in-video funnel. Engagement graphs, heatmaps and reports by country, device and browser sit beside a 4K and HDR ad-free player with your own branding and chapters. The plan table above shows which tier each of those starts on.
Two things deserve care before you pay. Billing comes first: the complaint Trustpilot reviewers repeat is being charged after cancelling, and Voomly's own cancellation FAQ says customers currently have two separate places to log in while it changes platforms. Then measurement: Voomly can fire a CTA and capture a lead, but it does not score a split test on sales or attribute revenue, so a paid-traffic sales letter on it cannot show which traffic bought. If that rules it out, our Voomly alternatives ranking lists the tools that track purchases, and Vidalytics vs Voomly puts the two side by side.
The name Voomly Cloud covers two things. It is the $49 plan, and it is the desktop app that Voomly's help center calls the preferred way to sign in to all its products. For someone choosing a host, the bandwidth row in the plan table decides more than either.
Every plan, the free one included, stores your uploads and streams them through an ad-free 4K and HDR player with sharing, custom thumbnails, comments and any player colour you like. Voomly's homepage says it delivers over the same content delivery network as Amazon Prime and Hulu and protects streams with SSL/TLS encryption. Those are the vendor's own claims, so judge load time and buffering during the trial, on your own pages and your visitors' devices.
Voomly publishes no cap on plays or views. The meter is monthly bandwidth: 5 GB on Light, 20 GB on Basic and unlimited from Plus up. To size that, take a 20-minute video watched halfway at 1.5 Mbps, which moves roughly 110 MB per play. Light covers about 45 of those plays a month and Basic about 180, so anything fed by paid ads belongs on Plus or higher.
The plan comparison names no domain locking, DRM or download protection. A course seller who worries about piracy will get more from Spotlightr or Panda Video. If the only question is the hosting bill, Bunny Stream vs Voomly sets a per-GB pipe against this flat fee, and Voomly vs Adilo weighs it against another host that does not meter streaming.
Screenshots from Voomly's own documentation, each credited to the page it came from.
Reddit and Trustpilot threads describe charges continuing after users believed they cancelled Voomly.
“Don't subscribe it. Once I unsubscribe still deducting money from account. Wil be in trouble .. beware”
“charges continued after reported cancellation”
Voomly's help article says it does not charge based on how many people view a video. The pricing page offers a 14-day free trial, and a Plus yearly checkout says you pay nothing for the first 14 days.
“No. We don't charge based on the number of people who view your videos.”
“Try Voomly FREE for 14 days”
“Pay NOTHING for the first 14 Days”
The positive reports are consistent, and they are about the marketing angle and the price. One Reddit filmmaker who moved off expensive Vimeo pricing found Voomly "worth it so far", praising the low monthly cost, "truly unlimited bandwidth" and being able to import their old Vimeo library. Trustpilot's positive reviewers name the same appeal, calling it useful for affiliate marketing and funnels with responsive support, and the wider Voomly family carries a 4.2 out of 5 on G2. The through-line is a cheap way for a marketer to turn video into a lead-capture funnel.
The criticism is louder, and nearly all of it is about leaving. Trustpilot holds 72 reviews averaging about 3 out of 5. "I cancelled and was still charged TWICE unfairly," one reviewer wrote, and another called the cancellation process "atrocious", describing how "After clicking on 'cancel my subscription' it logs you out of the website." Some of those stories end with a refund: a reviewer in March 2026 withdrew a scam accusation after Voomly's team contacted them and paid the money back. BBB lists Voomly LLC as not accredited, and on G2 the product's own listing is thin, with the family score earned mostly by Doodly and Toonly. The same Reddit filmmaker also found the first login "stupidly complicated and unintuitive". Read together, the reports say the hosting works and the account side is where buyers get hurt, so pay with a card you control and cancel through the customer center with the confirmation saved.
The plan table sits at the top of this review. What decides the real cost is the trial and the refund rule around it.
The 14-day trial takes a card and turns into a paid plan unless you cancel it in the customer center, under Subscription. Voomly refunds a purchase inside 30 days and, by its own cancellation FAQ, never after that. A plan cannot be paused either: you cancel and subscribe again later with the same email.
Against the sales-letter players, Basic undercuts an entry Vidalytics or Wistia plan, and what you give up for the saving is the purchase-scored testing those two carry. The Wistia vs Voomly comparison walks through that trade for a marketing team.
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Written by
Marcus Vale
Lead reviewer
Marcus Vale runs the VSLBench review desk. He has spent years driving 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 2026-10-13
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