Open Source Alternatives to Google Meet
A video conferencing platform that enables individuals and teams to host online meetings with screen sharing, real-time captions, and integration with Google Workspace tools.
Whether you want to cut software costs or escape vendor lock-in, these open source alternatives to Google Meet give you an option you fully own. You can self-host them, so your data stays on infrastructure you control. This page lists 7 open source alternatives to Google Meet. The most popular are Jitsi, BigBlueButton and MiroTalk P2P. Most use the AGPL-3.0 or Apache-2.0 license, and 6 offer an official Docker image.
Jitsi
Host encrypted video conferences via a web browser or mobile app using a self-hosted server deployment.
BigBlueButton
A virtual classroom system for real-time audio, video, and collaborative tools designed for online learning.
MiroTalk P2P
Self-hosted video conferencing platform using peer-to-peer WebRTC connections for secure real-time communication and collaboration.
MiroTalk SFU
Self-hosted video conferencing platform for real-time communication and collaboration using a scalable SFU architecture.
Galene
A self-hosted videoconferencing system designed for easy deployment and moderate server resource consumption on private hardware.
Apache OpenMeetings
A groupware system providing video conferencing, instant messaging, and collaborative tools for remote team communication.
Plug-N-Meet
A self-hosted web conferencing system with AI meeting intelligence and scalable WebRTC infrastructure for any website.
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