Meetings
Both give a team HD meetings, screen sharing, chat, hand raise, breakout rooms and cloud recording. Teams also runs as a Windows app and adds the suite — chat before and after the meeting, files, Outlook and Calendar. Supermeet adds a data-saver mode, a document mode that keeps shared text crisp, and secure meetings in the apps.
Town halls and webinars
On Teams, webinars and town halls come with Microsoft 365 business and enterprise plans, with larger capacities and production features in Teams Premium. On Supermeet, the Webinars plan runs a town hall for up to 5,000 attendees, who join from a browser with no install, with registration pages, Q&A, polls and replays, over the broadcast path with a 2–4 second target delay.
Security and leaks
Teams' protective features — visible watermarks, sensitivity labels and, where available, capture prevention — live in Teams Premium. Supermeet's secure mode needs no add-on: the join is attested; screen capture is blocked where the operating system allows it (Android), detected and blacked out on iPhone and iPad, and traced by the mark everywhere; and each participant's device draws an invisible mark unique to them, resolved through a leak case that a person reviews before anyone is named, with an appeal. In tests on synthetic video, the mark survived messaging-app-quality re-encodes down to 240p and a crop. It was also still read after a simulated camera angle; tests with real classroom footage and a real camera are still to run. Security & honest limits →
Pricing
Teams is bundled into Microsoft 365 per-user plans, with premium features priced separately. Supermeet prices video alone: free meetings, Pro ₹1,100 and Business ₹1,500 per host per month, webinars ₹599 a month with 1,000 attendee-hours included then 30 paise per attendee-hour, and live classes ₹45 per active student per month; GST extra in India. Full pricing →
What Supermeet does not do
- Calendar add-ons, recurring meetings or a personal meeting room (only webinar and class registrants get a calendar file)
- Single sign-on (SSO/SAML): sign-in is Google or an emailed code
- Local recording, or recording to your own storage bucket
- AI meeting notes or summaries, or transcripts of recordings
- Persistent chat, channels and file collaboration
- Apps for Windows or Linux
- Phone dial-in and telephony
- Translation, or captions beyond those each speaker's own browser makes
- An end-to-end-encrypted meeting mode
Honest limits. A rooted or jailbroken device, a modified client, a phone camera — or, on the Mac, a screen recorder — can still capture a secure session. The mark travels with the pixels, so attribution, not prevention, is what secure mode aims at; the mark has not yet been tested with real classroom footage or a real camera.