Google Meet alternative
Google Meet is excellent at the quick call inside Workspace. When you need registration pages and replays, up to 5,000 attendees, a session that must not leak anonymously, or video inside your own product, Supermeet is the platform — with a free tier with no sign-in, apps for Android, iPhone, iPad and Mac, and rupee pricing.
Why Supermeet
Registration pages with a confirmation email, reminders and a calendar file, a stage the host switches live between presenters, Q&A with upvotes, polls, reactions and replays behind the same registration — for up to 5,000 people, with a 2–4 second target delay.
Webinars →App-only secure mode; screen capture blocked where the operating system allows it (Android), detected and blacked out on iPhone and iPad, and traced by the mark everywhere; an invisible per-participant mark that resolves through a leak case a person reviews.
Apps for Android, iPhone, iPad and Mac, with data saver for weak connections; in meetings, a document mode keeps shared text crisp. There is no Windows or Linux app; the browser covers meetings, webinars and Standard classes.
Client and Host SDKs, given to registered developers, put Supermeet sessions inside your own Android, Apple and web apps, with secure sessions in registered Android and Apple apps; Meet offers APIs and add-ons, not an embeddable call.
Whiteboard and slides travel as data, not video; a raised hand can be invited to the stage; data saver and audio-only modes in the apps for weak connections.
Pay for video, not a suite: free meetings, Pro ₹1,100 per host (20% below Zoom Pro's list price), webinars ₹599 a month (1,000 attendee-hours included) plus 30 paise per attendee-hour, GST extra in India.
Side by side
Reviewed 12 September 2026; verify current Google Meet details on workspace.google.com.
| Capability | Supermeet | Google Meet |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | yes10 meetings a month, 1 hour, 20 people | yesGroup calls up to 60 minutes with a personal account |
| Webinars and events | yesRegistration, Q&A, polls, replays, up to 5,000 attendees | partialNo webinar product; in-domain live streaming on higher Workspace plans |
| Screen-capture protection and forensic watermark | yesSecure mode: invisible per-participant mark; capture blocked on Android, blacked out on iPhone and iPad | noNot offered |
| Native desktop apps | partialA Mac app; no Windows or Linux app | partialBrowser-first on desktop |
| Calendar and email integration | partialCalendar files and email reminders for webinar registrants; no calendar add-ons | yesNative to Gmail and Calendar |
| Breakout rooms | yesUp to 50 rooms | yesOn eligible plans |
| Live captions | partialMade by each speaker's own browser | yesOn eligible plans |
| Translation | noNot offered | yesOn eligible plans |
| Embeddable SDK | yesClient + Host SDKs for registered developers | partialMeeting APIs and add-ons, no embeddable call |
How it works
Put the Supermeet meeting link in your Google Calendar invite, or schedule the session for a time in Supermeet; webinar registrants get a calendar file and email reminders.
Registration pages, presenters on a stage the host switches live (grid, interview, speaker and screen), Q&A and polls; replays stay behind the same registration.
Run confidential or paid sessions in secure mode; participants join from the apps, which tell them that what they see is marked to their account.
Organizations that outgrew calls: they run launches, town halls, courses or classes for hundreds or thousands; they have sessions whose recordings must not leak anonymously; or they want video inside their own product. If your video life is internal calls inside Workspace, Google Meet is the right tool and we say so.
Questions
Meetings from the first minute; events, secure sessions and SDKs when you need them.