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Top 20 Alternatives to Zoho Meeting (Free) in Free VoIP Software

Zoho Meeting offers cloud‑based video conferencing and webinars. Below are 20 free‑to‑use VoIP and video‑meeting platforms that can replace Zoho Meeting without any subscription cost.

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Jitsi Meet

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Open‑source, browser‑based video conferencing with no account required, screen sharing, and end‑to‑end encryption.

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Google Meet (Free tier)

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Google’s video‑calling service, free for personal Google accounts, supporting up to 100 participants for 60 minutes per meeting.

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Microsoft Teams Free

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Free version of Teams offering unlimited chat, video calls up to 60 minutes, and collaboration with up to 300 users.

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Zoom Free

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Popular video‑conferencing tool with 40‑minute limit on group meetings, up to 100 participants, and robust screen‑sharing features.

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Cisco Webex Free

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Free tier provides meetings for up to 100 participants, 50 minute limit, and integrated whiteboard and recording.

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Whereby (Free plan)

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Browser‑only video rooms with up to 4 participants, no downloads, and simple link‑based joining.

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BigBlueButton

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Open‑source web conferencing system designed for online learning, offering real‑time sharing of audio, video, slides, and chat.

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FreeConference.com

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Free conference calling and video meetings for up to 1,000 participants with dial‑in numbers and screen sharing.

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Talky

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Simple, no‑login video chat powered by WebRTC, supporting up to 4 participants per room.

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Discord

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Free voice, video, and text chat platform with server‑based rooms, screen sharing, and up to 25 participants in video calls.

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Telegram Voice & Video Calls

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Secure, encrypted voice and video calls directly from the Telegram messenger, free for any number of users.

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Skype

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Microsoft’s classic VoIP service offering free video calls for up to 100 participants, screen sharing, and call recording.

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Mumble

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Open‑source low‑latency voice chat primarily for gaming, with optional video plugins and self‑hosted servers.

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TeamSpeak (Free for non‑commercial use)

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High‑quality voice communication platform with server‑side control, widely used by gaming communities.

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Jami

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Decentralized, peer‑to‑peer VoIP and video calling app with end‑to‑end encryption and no central server.

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Linphone

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Free open‑source SIP client for voice and video calls on desktop and mobile, supporting encrypted communications.

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Tox

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Peer‑to‑peer instant messaging and video chat platform with strong privacy guarantees and no central servers.

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Rocket.Chat (Self‑hosted)

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Open‑source team collaboration suite with built‑in voice and video calls, screen sharing, and chat.

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Mattermost (Self‑hosted) – Calls Plugin

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Open‑source Slack alternative that can be extended with a free calls plugin for voice/video meetings.

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Google Duo (Now Google Meet) – Mobile

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Free one‑to‑one video calling app for Android/iOS, now integrated with Google Meet for group calls.