badmv.blogg.se - Webex vs zoom pricing

Starter ($13.50/host per month): includes “Free plan” features + host up to 50 participants + 5 GB cloud storage space + 1-9 host licenses.Webex free plan : offers a personal meeting room + host up to 200 participants + unlimited video calls.Enterprise ($19.99/host per month): includes “Business plan” features + support for up to 1000 participants + dedicated customer success manager and unlimited cloud storage.Business ($19.99/host per month): offers all “Pro plan” features but supports up to 300 participants + admin dashboard + vanity URL + cloud recording transcripts.

Pro ($14.99/host per month): offers all “Basic plan” features but meeting duration limit is 24hrs + reporting and admin control features.

Basic ( free plan ): supports up to 100 participants + unlimited one-on-one video chat but a 40-min limit on any call involving more than two people.

The Zoom app is available in four pricing plans: Note : Both services charge per ‘host’ - the one who creates a meeting and invites others not to be confused with an ‘ attendee ’ - who can only attend a meeting. So here’s a quick breakdown of the paid plans for both web conferencing apps. Overall, both Zoom and Cisco Webex offer reasonable assurances for their users’ security.

Permissions for hosts and admins to grant and revoke access from any attendee.

Flexible password management abilities that can be enforced differently by each admin.

Optional end to end encryption for every video conference.

However, Cisco is continually addressing and fixing these concerns with features such as: While Webex has been a long time favorite of healthcare and financial industries (where privacy and security are super important), it’s not been without some issues of its own - as mentioned on the ‘known issues’ page of their website.

Host controls for file or screen sharing, and putting attendees on hold.

Waiting rooms that can be enforced by admins at account or call levels.

Visual alerts for when any attendee is recording the call.

Two-factor authentication for those who want to enable it.

Data encryption (although not end-to-end yet ).It now has several new security features, such as: In fact, at the start of April 2020, Zoom froze all new updates for 90 days to address concerns around its security. While Zoom did face some security backlashes, it has been quick to roll out features addressing them.