Video meetings
CoveredHD video and audio calls for a group of participants.
Why it matters. This is the core job: get people face to face without travel.
On Borg. Jitsi Meet provides HD video and audio calls through the browser or app.
Borg App Hub replaces Zoom
Get the team into a reliable video call without paying for another per-host meeting license.
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The Borg collective Team productivity
Workflows to explore
Near-universal familiarity, so external guests rarely need onboarding
Dependable video and audio quality across slow or spotty connections
Cloud recording and transcripts for anyone who missed the call
Calendar integrations that turn an invite into a one-click join link
AI Companion for automatic meeting summaries
Feature by feature
Review Jitsi Meet's covered, partly covered and planned features below.
HD video and audio calls for a group of participants.
Why it matters. This is the core job: get people face to face without travel.
On Borg. Jitsi Meet provides HD video and audio calls through the browser or app.
Share a window, app, or full desktop during a call.
Why it matters. Most work meetings are really about looking at something together.
On Borg. Jitsi Meet supports full screen sharing natively.
A text channel alongside the call for links and side notes.
Why it matters. Keeps quick context out of the spoken conversation.
On Borg. Jitsi Meet includes in-call chat.
Record the call and store it for people who couldn't attend.
Why it matters. Makes meetings useful to people on other schedules or time zones.
On Borg. Jitsi Meet can record and live-stream, but it needs the Jibri component set up on your own server.
Larger one-to-many sessions and smaller split-off discussions.
Why it matters. Different meeting shapes need different tools, not just a bigger call.
On Borg. Breakout rooms are supported; large-scale webinar features are more limited than Zoom's.
Automatic meeting summaries, action items, and smart recaps.
Why it matters. Cuts down on manual note-taking during the call.
On Borg. Jitsi Meet doesn't ship a built-in AI summarizer; pairing with a separate notes app covers this.
One-click meeting links from Google or Outlook calendar invites.
Why it matters. Removes the friction of finding and sharing a join link.
On Borg. Jitsi Meet links can be embedded in calendar invites, though there's no native calendar plugin like Zoom's.
Some upstream apps gate certain features behind their own licenses; the coverage chips above say where.
The math
Zoom per host per month
| Plan | Price | Limits |
|---|---|---|
| Basic (Free) | $0 | 40 minutes per group meeting, 100 participants |
| Pro | $14.16/host/mo (annual) or $16.99 (monthly) | 30-hour meetings, 100 participants, 10 GB cloud recording |
| Business | $18.33/host/mo (annual) or $21.99 (monthly) | 30-hour meetings, 300 participants |
| Enterprise | Custom | Up to 1,000+ participants, full PBX, webinars for 500 attendees |
Public pricing checked 2026-10-07. Source
Jitsi Meet on Borg App Hub
$0 per seat
For comparison: Business at $18.33/host/mo (annual) is about $4,400/yr for a 20-host team.
Questions
Yes. It's open source under Apache-2.0, so you can self-host it with no per-host license fee.
No. Since you run it yourself, there's no vendor-imposed time limit on meetings.
It can record, but you need to set up the Jibri component on your own server first; it isn't a one-click toggle like Zoom's.
It supports breakout rooms and reasonably large calls, but Zoom's dedicated webinar product still handles bigger one-to-many events better.
Not natively. Pairing Jitsi Meet with a separate meeting-notes app covers that gap.
It's an active open-source project on GitHub under the Jitsi organization, with a large community of contributors.
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