Zoom vs. Google Meet comparison

What is Zoom?

Zoom is a video-based all-in-one platform for communication and collaboration. From meetings, chats, cloud telephony and the new Zoom Contact Center to conference room systems, webinars and online events - Zoom meets all communication requirements. Users have an advanced way to stay connected and achieve more together. Thanks to its easy-to-use interface and high scalability, Zoom is equally suitable for small and medium-sized companies as well as corporations. Zoom Video Communications was founded in 2011, is listed on the stock exchange (NASDAQ:ZM) and has its headquarters in San Jose, California.

What is Google Meet?

Google Meet offers a range of features that allow business video calls to be made. Google Meet can be used for both one-on-one calls, as well as for meetings in larger groups. The tool offers a simple user interface that can manage participants and calls. Google Meet is fully integrated into the Google Workspace. Calls can be joined directly in scheduled appointments in the Google Calendar or via link in invitation emails. Google Meet is usable both on the computer and on the smartphone. It is also possible to collaborate on and exchange documents in meetings. All tools and features at Google Meet work together to enable collaboration on all sides.

Is Google Meet safe?

Google Workspace is based on Google's infrastructure, integrated protection mechanisms, and global network. Google Meet video calls are encrypted during transmission and are protected by Google's default anti-abuse measures.

Do I need to install new software for Google Meet?

No plug-ins or additional software need to be installed for supporting browsers - Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Microsoft Edge. For use on mobile devices, the Google Meet app from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store is needed.