They’ve become something of a punchline over the span of the year, but 40 minutes is all the free plan allows. Zoom is well-known for its 40-minute meetings. Google does not have an option that allows a huge number of participants in the same way that Zoom does. On the other hand, Google Workspace Essentials allows up to 150 participants, while Google Workspace Enterprise allows up to 250. Zoom Enterprise allows 500 participants, and Zoom Enterprise+ allows up to 1,000. Zoom Pro still allows only 100 participants, but Zoom Business increases the count to 300. The paid versions of each program increase the number of participants in each meeting. The free versions of Google Meet and Zoom allow users to host meetings of up to 100 participants each. These plans are billed annually, with Zoom Pro starting at $149.90 per year, Zoom Business at $199.90 per year, Zoom United Business at $300 per year, and Zoom Enterprise starting at $199.90 per year. Zoom has four price tiers outside its free plan: Pro, Business, Zoom United Business, and Enterprise. Google Workspace Essentials is priced at $8 per month, while Google Workspace Enterprise is priced on a case-by-case basis-and honestly isn’t something the average user is ever going to need. Google Meet has two paid options: Google Workplace Essentials and Google Workspace Enterprise. Pricing #īoth Google Meet and Zoom are free to use, with optional paid tiers for users that need more features and functionality. This difference becomes even more clear when you look beyond the free versions of each program into the paid tiers. Google Meet has simplified features that make it useful for basic functions. Zoom and Google Meet serve the same basic function, but Zoom is a comprehensive and fully-featured platform.
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