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Video Conferencing software comparison

Compare leading B2B video conferencing platforms: enterprise meeting suites with webinars and chat, lightweight browser-based rooms for client meetings and sales demos, and integrated collaboration stacks tied into the rest of the office productivity suite — with pricing tiers and key features side by side.

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Comparing Video Conferencing tools

Each card below highlights what the product is best known for, its pricing entry point, and a direct way to evaluate it through CommissionFlow.

Zoom
Cloud meeting platform spanning HD video calls, webinars, persistent Team Chat, AI Companion summaries, and Zoom Rooms hardware for hybrid offices.
  • HD video meetings for up to 1,000 interactive participants
  • Zoom Webinars with registration, polling, and Q&A for up to 50,000 view-only attendees
  • AI Companion for meeting summaries, action items, and chapter highlights
  • Zoom Team Chat, Whiteboard, and Mail bundled on paid tiers
Pro from$13.33/host/mo (annual)
Google Meet
Browser-based video meetings built into Google Workspace — join from any Chrome tab, share live slides from Drive, and record straight to Drive without a separate install.
  • Up to 500 participants and 100,000 view-only viewers on Enterprise plans
  • Browser-first: join from a Chrome tab with no install
  • Live captions and translated captions in 60+ languages
  • Recording saved automatically to Google Drive with shared transcript
Included withGoogle Workspace plans
Microsoft Teams
Microsoft 365 collaboration hub: persistent chat, channel-based teamwork, scheduled and impromptu meetings, and Teams Phone with carrier-grade calling on a single client.
  • Channel-based teamwork with files, Loop components, and shared apps in Microsoft 365
  • Meetings for up to 1,000 attendees and 20,000 view-only on Town Hall
  • Teams Phone with carrier-grade PSTN calling and contact center add-ons
  • Live captions, translated captions, and Copilot meeting recaps
Teams Essentials from$4/user/mo (annual)
Whereby
Browser-based video rooms aimed at coaches, sales reps, and admissions teams — embed a 'Whereby-me' room into any website copy or landing page with one line of HTML.
  • Branded 'Whereby-me' rooms embeddable on any website
  • Up to 50 participants per room on the Pro tier
  • No installs — guests join from the browser on desktop or mobile
  • Breakout rooms, screen share, recording, and locked rooms
Pro from€8.66/seat/mo (annual)
Zoho Meeting
Browser-based video conferencing and webinars from Zoho — affordable per-host pricing, screen sharing, recording, and tighter integration with the Zoho productivity suite.
  • Meetings for up to 1,000 participants and webinars for up to 5,000 attendees
  • Browser-first with native apps on macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android
  • Recording with shareable replays and downloadable transcripts
  • Bundled with Zoho Workplace: Mail, Cliq, Workbook, and Connect
Paid plans from$10/organizer/mo (annual)

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