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try the free tier for my tiny accounts and shift a couple of bigger ones to a cheap competitor. The moment I knew I was actually satisfied was when I closed my billing page and felt lighter, not angry — I'd kept the essentials for clients who barely post, saved a ton, and the free plan did more than I expected. Bit of a surprise, and I'm actually pleased I dragged myself through the fuss.
Left a bit gutted
So I opened my emails this morning and blinked — my monthly plan had jumped from about £60 to something like £260. I’ve used Loomly on and off for a few years to schedule posts, drag things around on the calendar and avoid last‑minute panic, so it felt like a punch in the gut. The tool itself still feels tidy — the editor and calendar are pleasant to use, actually nicer than I remembered — which made the surprise even stranger. There was only one email and no proper explanation or gradual option for long‑time users. I’m sorting alternatives now, reluctantly, because budgeting matters, and it really stings.
Bit torn but it works
simple drag-and-drop, clear post previews, all that. Then the surprise price hike landed and that’s when things soured. I tried the “offer” they popped up, then chatted with the bot to double-check and got a flat “no discounts” reply. That felt a bit sloppy and pushy, so I cancelled. The tool itself isn’t bad though — it does what we need, scheduling and basic analytics are fine — just the customer-facing bits are clumsy. First use? I was pleased. After the billing mess, less so. Overall: useful day-to-day, not perfect, and the support/price handling left a sour taste. Would use again but I’d be wary and keep an eye on the bill.
Coffee, a surprise charge and a fix
I was making a coffee when the email hit. I'd used Loomly for years and recommended it, so I wasn't thrilled. At first it felt solid and straightforward. They announced a price jump — from about £300 a year to a much larger monthly fee — and I thought here we go again. I'd already paid up until mid‑June, but they charged me a month of the new plan. I cancelled it. Then access to my account was pulled. No export. No warning. Infuriating.
So I got on to support. At first it was a bit of faff and long waits. Then a human finally sorted it. They apologised, refunded the extra charge and restored my remaining subscription so I could export my content. Delivery of the refund took couple of days. Tone went from sceptical to relieved. Still annoyed about the price shift — which felt sharp — but credit to the rep who fixed it. Could've been smoother, but it ended OK.Handy tool, nasty sticker shock
I wasn't expecting to rave about a scheduling tool, but Loomly genuinely made life easier when I first tried it — I started using it around four years ago to onboard a couple of small clients and the interface and templates just clicked. Getting clients live was straightforward and they actually liked the way their calendars looked, which saved me so much faffing about. Support was solid too; whenever a niggle popped up someone usually sorted it quickly. That said, the thing that really knocked the wind out of me was a recent price shake-up. Overnight our monthly bill shot up to roughly six times what we used to pay, and for a tiny agency that’s brutal. I tried to work out passing costs to clients but it isn’t realistic without losing them, so we’ve had to rethink using it. I’m genuinely grateful the platform itself is so well made — clever features, clean UI — and annoyed that the pricing change has pushed us away. Bit of a shame, but happy I gave it a good run. I’d still recommend giving the trial a go if you’re curious.
Not what it used to be
clunky new bits that add extra clicks, glitches that pop up now and then, and they got rid of the chat support which was a shame. Worst of all was today’s surprise billing — my plan leapt from roughly $69 AUD to over $600 AUD overnight, no heads-up, just a charge attempt. I’ve messaged twice and heard nothing useful. The app still does the job for scheduling, nothing spectacular, but it works — just not in the same friendly way as before. So my old doubts are back; some are gone (it’s functional), others returned full force (trust, and customer care). I’ll be looking around, reluctantly, but not rushing off just yet.
Nearly missed the email
basic, a bit clunky, nowhere near the shiny tools other platforms have, but it handled my social calendar and saved my sanity while I manage chronic back pain and the chaos of moving house. I had my doubts from day one — would it keep up, would support be any good — but it did the job, so I stayed. Then they tell me I’m being automatically moved to a new plan at something like $332/month, from about $35. That kind of jump felt dodgy and a bit predatory, especially as an opt-out rather than opt-in change. If I hadn’t noticed, I’d have been slugged hard next month. In the end I managed to export six months of scheduled posts and two years’ worth of past content — clumsy, but saved. I’m annoyed at the short notice and the tactic, but also relieved I didn’t lose everything. Useful, mostly, but trust dented.
That awkward billing moment
Halfway through May I was staring at my bank alert and thinking, hang on — I’d already cancelled. I’ll be honest, I’d used this tool before in other jobs and was pretty keen to sign the company up; it felt neat, simple and saved time, so I didn’t have many doubts at first. Those doubts crept back in when they announced a big price rise though — it felt sudden, and I remember worrying whether we’d be able to justify it for a small outfit like ours. We gave it a go anyway, because the platform itself does what it says on the tin and the workflow had been fine.
About Loomy
Loomy is a mobile app for organising and storing personal photos and videos. It provides tools for importing media from a phone library, tagging or categorising items, and creating curated collections for later viewing. The service is aimed at individual consumers who want to manage and browse personal media in one place. Loomy is offered as a digital product via app distribution platforms.
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That awkward billing moment
Halfway through May I was staring at my bank alert and thinking, hang on — I’d already cancelled. I’ll be honest, I’d used this tool before in other jobs and was pretty keen to ... Read onBy: Cooper