Jitsi Meet
Secure, simple, and scalable open-source video conferencing
Founded
2003
Starting Price
$0
Category
Communication
Last updated March 8, 2026
About Jitsi Meet
Jitsi Meet is a fully encrypted, 100% open-source video conferencing solution that requires no account or download to use. It supports unlimited meetings with features like screen sharing, chat, recording, and end-to-end encryption, available via web browser or mobile apps.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Completely free and open-source with no hidden fees or subscription costs
- No account creation or software installation required to join meetings
- End-to-end encryption ensures private and secure communications
- Self-hosting option gives organizations full control over their data
- Cross-platform support across web, desktop, and mobile devices
Key Features
No Account Required
Start or join meetings instantly without creating an account or installing software
End-to-End Encryption
Built-in E2EE with dynamic key management for fully private conversations
Screen Sharing
Share your entire screen or specific application windows during meetings
Meeting Recording
Record meetings via YouTube streaming or save local recordings directly from the client
Integrated Chat
Send text messages and emojis alongside video calls without leaving the meeting
Self-Hosting Option
Deploy on your own servers with full control over data and infrastructure using the open-source codebase
JaaS API Integration
Embed video conferencing into your own applications via Jitsi as a Service APIs
Pricing
Free (Public)
$0
- Unlimited meetings
- Up to 100 participants
- No account required
- Screen sharing
- Chat
Best For
Privacy-Focused Team Meetings
Organizations that prioritize data privacy can self-host Jitsi for fully encrypted internal communications without third-party data access
Quick Ad-Hoc Video Calls
Start instant video meetings by sharing a link — no sign-ups, downloads, or scheduling required for participants
Embedded Video in Applications
Developers can integrate Jitsi's video conferencing capabilities into their own platforms using JaaS APIs for telehealth, education, or customer support
Educational Virtual Classrooms
Teachers and trainers can host free video sessions with screen sharing, chat, and recording for remote learning
