Used For

• +**Your team is scattered across timezones and email chains are killing productivity** → One-click meetings with auto-recording so nobody misses what was decided
• +**Client demos keep failing because prospects won't download software** → Browser-based screen sharing that works instantly, no downloads required
• +**Your training webinars are boring talking heads** → Live polls, breakout rooms, and whiteboards that keep people awake
• +Records everything automatically - finally stop taking notes during important calls
• +Handles up to 3,000 people in webinar mode - bigger than most 'small business' tools

Best For

• >Your Zoom bill is getting ridiculous and you need something that actually works
• >Already using Zoho apps and want everything to sync without breaking
• >Running webinars for hundreds (not thousands) and need polls that don't suck

Not For

• -Companies regularly hosting 500+ person meetings — you'll hit the wall fast and need enterprise tools
• -Teams outside US/EU wanting full phone features — limited data center coverage
• -Solo freelancers who just need basic calls — you're paying for webinar features you won't use

Pairs With

• *Zoho CRM (to see which prospects actually showed up to your demo)
• *Slack (where your team gets meeting notifications and shares recordings)
• *Google Calendar (for scheduling that doesn't require learning another system)
• *Zapier (to automatically create follow-up tasks from meeting attendees)
• *Mailchimp (to email webinar recordings to people who missed it)

The Catch

• !That 250-person meeting limit hits sooner than expected when your company grows
• !Phone call features only work properly in US/EU regions — everyone else gets basic VOIP
• !Recording notifications are mandatory — no secret recordings allowed

Bottom Line

Budget-friendly meetings that work great until you need more than 250 people in a room.