Google Meet vs Loom — Lequel l'emporte ?

En bref

Choisissez Google Meet si: Les équipes Google Workspace qui veulent des appels vidéo sans friction depuis Calendar et Gmail

Choisissez Loom si: Les équipes remote qui veulent remplacer les réunions inutiles par des messages vidéo asynchrones rapides

Notre avis: Google Meet for simplicity, Loom for power users.

 Google MeetLoom
TarifsFree for 60-minute meetings (100 participants) | Google Workspace Starter $7.20/user/moFree for 25 videos (5 min each) | Business $15/user/mo
FonctionnalitésNo download required (browser-based), Live captions and translation, Meeting recordings (paid), Noise cancellation, Deep Google Calendar integrationAsync video messaging, Screen + webcam recording, AI transcription and summaries, Viewer engagement analytics, Comments and reactions on videos
Idéal pourGoogle Workspace teams who want frictionless video calls that just work from Calendar and GmailRemote teams that want to replace unnecessary meetings with quick async video messages
Courbe d'apprentissageFacileFacile

La vraie différence

Both offer free tiers, so the real question is what you get when you start paying.

Google Meet stands out with No download required (browser-based) and Live captions and translation. Loom counters with Async video messaging and Screen + webcam recording.

Google Meet's Achilles heel: feature-light compared to zoom — no breakout rooms on free plan, limited recording, fewer controls. Loom's: not a real-time meeting tool — it’s async only, so you still need zoom or meet for live calls. Pick whichever weakness you can live with.

Le verdict

If you value no download required (browser-based) and les équipes google workspace, go with Google Meet. If les équipes remote qui matters more, Loom is your pick. Neither is a bad choice — but one will fit your workflow better.

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