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Voomly review

Voomly is the pick if you want to make videos and host them cheaply, with unlimited bandwidth, in one suite.

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By Mara Vance, reviewed by the VSL Host Report desk. Updated September 2026. Prices verified with the vendor.

The verdict

Voomly is the pick if you want to make videos and host them cheaply, with unlimited bandwidth, in one suite.

What works

  • Paid plans include unlimited bandwidth, so a long VSL on heavy traffic will not surprise you with an overage bill.
  • It bundles video creation tools such as Doodly, Toonly and Talkia with hosting, which helps if you also make the videos.
  • At $9 a month it is the cheapest entry point in this comparison.

What to watch

  • It is a creation suite first. Its analytics are engagement graphs and heatmaps, with no sale-level attribution or pixel postbacks.
  • The player's conversion features are basic next to Vidalytics or TrackPlay.

How Voomly compares

The natural matchup is against Panda Video, the other flat-priced VSL host, where Voomly trades a purpose-built conversion player and DRM for a cheaper price, unlimited bandwidth and a video creation suite. See Panda Video vs Voomly. For a proven direct-response conversion player at a higher price, Vidalytics vs Voomly weighs Voomly's cheap make-and-host suite against Vidalytics's retention analytics. If your video runs on paid traffic and you buy media on the sale, TrackPlay vs Voomly weighs Voomly's cheap unlimited-bandwidth hosting against a player built to attribute the sale. Weighing it against a general host instead? Voomly vs Vimeo sorts the marketer's make-and-host suite from Vimeo's content-library breadth, and Voomly vs Wistia does the same against Wistia's B2B content platform and CRM automation. Or see the full ranking of video hosting for VSLs if you are choosing from scratch.

What users actually say about Voomly

Research: unverified

Cheap unlimited bandwidth hosting is the real draw ↑ frequently praised

The recurring reason people stay is price against bandwidth. A filmmaker who left a $5K/year Vimeo bill said Voomly gave truly unlimited bandwidth for $19-$75 a month and was worth it despite bugs, and it imported his old Vimeo library rather than making him re-upload each file.

“after paying $5K/year for Vimeo for a few years, we just switched to Voomly. It is a bit buggy, and has a stupidly complicated and unintuitive login process for first time you log in ... But it has TRULY unlimited bandwidth for $19-$75 per month, so we've found it worth it so far.”

u/a_gnostic Reddit: Is there Any Vimeo Alternative?

Billing and cancellation are the loudest complaint ↓ common complaint

Across Trustpilot and Reddit the same pattern repeats: people are charged after they believe they cancelled, and the cancel flow itself misbehaves. Reviewers describe being charged twice after cancelling, a cancel button that logs them out, and money still deducted after unsubscribing. Trustpilot sat at 2.9/5 with 36% one-star when checked.

“Don't subscribe it. Once I unsubscribe still deducting money from account. Wil be in trouble .. beware”

u/Federal-Drag5563 Reddit: Is anyone here using Voomly?

“The cancellation process is atrocious.”

Tyler Trustpilot: Voomly Reviews

“After clicking on "cancel my subscription" it logs you out of the website.”

Diptish Doshi Trustpilot: Voomly Reviews

“I cancelled and was still charged TWICE unfairly.”

Aimee Clifton Trustpilot: Voomly Reviews

Support is email only, and experiences split

There is no phone support; help comes through email and a support button. Some reviewers got a prompt, courteous reply from a named agent; others say emails went unanswered and support links led nowhere. Onboarding also draws complaints, including a first-login flow that makes you download an app before you can use the browser app.

“after paying $5K/year for Vimeo for a few years, we just switched to Voomly. It is a bit buggy, and has a stupidly complicated and unintuitive login process for first time you log in ... But it has TRULY unlimited bandwidth for $19-$75 per month, so we've found it worth it so far.”

u/a_gnostic Reddit: Is there Any Vimeo Alternative?

“customer service agent, Roger, replied to my email promptly and courteously.”

dgustavich Trustpilot: Voomly Reviews

Frequently asked questions

How much does Voomly cost?
Voomly starts at $9/mo. It bills on a Flat tiers model. Prices last checked September 2026.
Does Voomly have a free plan?
Light: 5 videos.
Who is Voomly best for?
Voomly is the pick if you want to make videos and host them cheaply, with unlimited bandwidth, in one suite.

Sources

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Other sources

6 discussions and reviews read for this page. Quotes are excerpts; open a link to read the original in context.

  1. [reddit-filmmakers-vimeo-alt] Is there Any Vimeo Alternative? Reddit,
  2. [reddit-elearning-charged] Is anyone here using Voomly? Reddit,
  3. [trustpilot-tyler] Voomly Reviews Trustpilot,
  4. [trustpilot-diptish] Voomly Reviews Trustpilot,
  5. [trustpilot-aimee] Voomly Reviews Trustpilot,
  6. [trustpilot-roger-support] Voomly Reviews Trustpilot,
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Mara Vance

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Mara edits the reviews and roundups on VSL Host Report. She looks at how a video player behaves on cold paid traffic: autoplay and unmute behaviour, per-second retention, timed CTAs, lead gates and load speed. She also maps what each host really costs, whether it bills per play, per gigabyte or per seat, and rebuilds the monthly bill for a typical VSL funnel. For each piece she reads long-term user reports across forums and review sites, works through the vendor's own docs and pricing, and confirms the numbers before a verdict goes live.

marav@vslhostreport.com

Last checked 2026-09-28