Atlassian - I've not used this, don't know what it is and I'm not sure I need to change.

[Sean Marshall]

I've been a solopreneur using loom for about 3 or 4 years.  I don't know what Atlassian would even do for me.  

My use is to send links for my videos to a target of people using email.  Very simple...

I could be missing something here, however I'm not sure of the value add this would provide for me or even if there is a cost associated with this.  

So...what will this do for me if I make the migrate, how will it impact my utility of Loom and what would the cost be?

[Tomislav Tobijas]

Hi @Sean Marshall ,

Like, main UX will be pretty much the same. Recording videos, editing and sharing them..., all is the same. The differences are listed here: User Loom profiles moving to Atlassian 

To sum it up, we're talking about login changes and some features like workspace administration (e.g., user management) moving under Atlassian Administration instead of being within the Loom itself. 

📖 Here are also some community articles that might help:

• Logging in to Loom after your account is moved to Atlassian 
• Need help with your Loom account? Here’s how to contact Support (and get help faster)

As for the cost/pricing, we're mainly talking about this: https://www.atlassian.com/software/loom/pricing, although it would depend when the expiration date is on your current plan. 

If you do have any specific questions, feel free to write them down.

Cheers,
Tobi

[Sean Marshall]

This new format no long fits my business needs and I need to preserve my content and leave Loom.  What is the easiest way to preserve my videos?

[Tomislav Tobijas]

Well... the videos should be preserved even if you switch to Atlassian and Loom free/Starter plan. All existing videos should be okay but you have limitations on the new ones.

Now, if you'd really like to, let's say, download them, you could start a free trial of a paid plan and then download the videos to your local machine (.mp4 format). 👀