FreeConference: FreeConference does offer a free-tiered plan, but you only can get five participants at a time for video conferencing.We just wish it was a few dollars less expensive. GoToMeeting: GoToMeeting video conferencing has all the features you would expect from a top-of-the-line platform, and especially shines when it comes to hosting meetings from your phone.You can have video conferences with up to 16 people at a time. WhatsApp: As opposed to FaceTime, WhatsApp will work on both Android and Apple phones.On the plus side, FaceTime allows for a whopping 32 video conference participants at a time. You can only FaceTime with other people with Apple products. FaceTime: This is the built-in video conferencing app on Apple devices.You can have 10 video conference participants at a time.

Discord: This communication software was made with gamers in mind, but it works as a free video conferencing platform as well.If you already use Slack, it’s super easy to make 1-on-1 calls.

Slack: Slack has a built-in video conferencing capability, but it maxes out at 15 participants at a time.

Let’s go through the honorable mention alternatives to Zoom lightning-round style. There are tons of other Zoom alternatives out there, beyond the four we recommend here.

Skype vs zoom security