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Digital Samba is a privacy-focused video conferencing and webinar platform for businesses, education providers, and public-sector organizations. It emphasizes GDPR compliance, European data hosting, browser-based meetings, and customizable branded events.
💡 Pick it for the broadest meeting, webinar, and integration ecosystem.
Zoom is a popular video conferencing software that offers high-quality video and audio communication for remote meetings, webinars, and online collaboration.
Starting from free for basic features, paid plans available for advanced features
💡 Pick it when meetings must connect tightly with Microsoft 365, chat, files, and business workflows.
Microsoft Teams is a collaboration platform that allows for chat, meetings, file sharing, and integrations with other Microsoft products.
Starting from $5 per user per month
💡 Pick it for the simplest meetings inside Google Workspace.
Google Meet is a video-communication service developed by Google. It allows users to host video meetings with up to 250 participants.
Free for personal use and included in G Suite plans
💡 Pick it for enterprise-grade administration, telephony, hardware, and large events.
Cisco Webex offers a secure platform for video conferencing and team collaboration with features like breakout rooms and whiteboarding.
Starting from $13.50/month
💡 Pick it for a free, open-source, self-hostable alternative with maximum infrastructure control.
Jitsi Meet is a free, open-source video conferencing software that allows for secure and customizable online meetings.
Whereby
💡 Pick it for simple, branded browser meetings with minimal setup.
Whereby is a browser-based video meeting service built around persistent meeting rooms and simple guest access. It targets freelancers, small teams, educators,...
Freemium, Pro from $8.99/host/mo
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