Which video conferencing app should a small business use?
Google Meet if your email runs on Google Workspace, and Microsoft Teams if it runs on Microsoft 365: for a small team the call app should come with the email you already pay for. Anyone with a Google account can host up to 100 people for 60 minutes free, with no limit on one-to-one calls; Workspace's Business Base plan, ₹99 a user a month before tax, adds your own email address and 100-person meetings, and Business Standard (₹1,080, ₹864 introductory) adds recording and noise cancellation for 150 people. Teams Essentials is ₹115 a user a month and Microsoft 365 Business Basic with Teams ₹170, both paid yearly plus GST. Zoom's free plan stops at 40 minutes, and Pro is $14.16 a user a month billed yearly. Zoho Meeting's free plan takes 100 people for 60 minutes. Rule: use the app that comes with your email, and buy one Zoom licence only if clients insist on Zoom links.
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Google's Meet page. Anyone with a Google account can host up to 100 people for up to 60 minutes per meeting at no cost, with no time limit on one-to-one and mobile calls.
Gmail, Meet, Drive and Docs on your own domain, priced in rupees. The page lists Base at ₹99 per user a month for up to 20 users, Business Starter at ₹270 and Business Standard at ₹1,080, each with a 14-day free trial.
Microsoft's India comparison of Teams plans: Teams Essentials at ₹115 a user a month and Microsoft 365 Business Basic with Teams at ₹170, both paid yearly with GST extra.
Zoho Meeting, from the Indian software company Zoho. Its free plan allows up to 100 participants for up to 60 minutes per meeting, and the page can show prices in INR.