With such a rich feature set on offer, let’s take a look at the pricing options so that you can choose the plan that suits your budget, and get started with Zoom today.
- Zoom Free
Like most video conferencing apps, Zoom also offers a free version of their tool with all features on offer. This plan is best suited if you are someone who works solo, or have only one or two teammates in your venture. With the free plan, you save up on a lot of money while enjoying everything that Zoom offers. While Zoom allows users to host unlimited meetings on the free plan, the duration for meetings with multiple users is capped at 40 minutes per session. Something to keep in mind, before going in for the free plan. - Zoom Pro
If you have a relatively small team, with at least one member working remotely full-time/part-time, then the Zoom Pro plan is for you. While the requirement of a teammate working remotely is up to you, it surely helps in collaborating easily.
The Zoom Pro plan costs $14.99/month/meeting host, and this tier allows hosts to create personal meeting IDs for recurring Zoom meetings, allows meeting recording in the cloud or on users’ devices, and caps group meeting durations at 24 hours. - Zoom Business
If you have a small to medium-sized company, with regular requirements for Zoom meetings, then the Zoom Business plan is for you. For $19.99/month/meeting host (starting at 10 hosts), you get access to Zoom conferencing features, while there is also an added benefit of branding your zoom meetings with fancy URLs, dedicated customer support, and transcripts of meetings saved on the cloud. - Zoom Enterprise
This is the top tier of the Zoom pricing table and offers the best of the best. This is also meant for companies with a large employee base (more than 1000 employees). For $19.99/month/meeting host (starting at 100 hosts), customers get access to unlimited cloud storage for recordings, a dedicated customer success manager, and discounts on webinars and Zoom Rooms.
So, once you have selected your Zoom Plan, all that’s left to do is to download Zoom and Sign up with the work email/email of your choice. You can do this on your own, if you are on the individual plan, or if your system administrator is signing up for a Pro, Business, or Enterprise account, you’ll be invited to sign up for Zoom as one of your company’s hosts.
