Supermeet

Zoom alternative

A Zoom alternative that keeps what you like and fixes what you can't.

The everyday footprint — HD meetings for 100, webinars, apps for Android, iPhone, iPad and Mac plus the browser, a free tier with no sign-in. Then things Zoom was not built for: leak-traceable secure sessions, live classes for up to 10,000 students on the broadcast path, rupee pricing and servers in India.

  • Free 10 meetings a month · 20 people
  • 5,000 attendees per webinar
  • Leak-traceable secure mode
  • Pro 20% below Zoom Pro's list price

Why Supermeet

Six reasons to pick Supermeet over Zoom.

Leak-traceable secure sessions

Secure mode is app-only: attested apps and per-session keys. 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: an invisible mark unique to each participant, drawn on their own device. Zoom's watermark is a visible overlay.

How secure mode works →

Thousands on the broadcast path

Webinars for up to 5,000 attendees and live classes for up to 10,000 students go out as low-latency HLS through a content network, with a 2–4 second target delay. The Webinars plan is not priced by capacity tier.

Rupee prices, bought on the web

Meetings per host per month, with Pro 20% below Zoom Pro's list price in India and in dollars; webinars per month plus attendee-hours; GST extra in India. Organizations pay in advance on the web and nothing renews on its own.

Servers in India

The application and its database run in Bengaluru; recordings are kept in object storage whose location is not limited to India. Designed around India's DPDP Act, with grievances to privacy@supermeet.io.

A real teaching mode

Whiteboard and slides travel as data, not video; students can swap the teacher's video and the content; a raised hand can be invited to the stage; data saver and audio-only modes in the apps.

SDKs with the secure mode inside

Client SDKs for Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web and a Host SDK for Node, given to registered developers; secure sessions run inside your own registered Android and Apple apps.

Side by side

Zoom vs Supermeet, the short version

Reviewed 12 September 2026; verify current Zoom details on zoom.com.

CapabilitySupermeetZoom
Free tieryes10 meetings a month, 1 hour, 20 peopleyesZoom Basic: 40-minute meetings, up to 100 participants
Large eventsyesWebinars for up to 5,000 attendees, not priced by capacity tieryesSeparate webinar/event licences by capacity
Screen-capture protectionpartialSecure sessions: blocked on Android, detected and blacked out on iPhone and iPad, traced by the mark on the MacnoDevices are not prevented from capturing
Forensic watermarkinvisiblePer-participant, drawn on each device; tested on synthetic video, not yet with a real cameravisibleOverlay of the viewer's identity and an audio signature on paid plans
Leak investigationyesLeak cases with human review and appealnoNot offered
Breakout roomsyesUp to 50 roomsyes
Live captionspartialMade by each speaker's own browseryes
Dial-in · E2EEnoNot offeredyes
Pricing₹ per host per month; webinars per month plus attendee-hours; GST extra in IndiaPer licence per month plus event licences

Read the full Supermeet vs Zoom comparison →

How it works

Switching, step by step.

01 · WORKSPACE

Create the workspace, invite hosts

Members sign in with Google or a one-time email code; roles are set in the console. The free tier needs no card.

02 · MOVE

Set your sessions up again

Schedule meetings for a time and set webinars up with their registration pages; registrants get a calendar file and email reminders. Old recordings cannot be imported as replays, and there are no recurring meetings.

03 · SECURE

Flip the sessions that matter to secure mode

Board reviews, paid courses, exam prep: app-only join, screen capture blocked or blacked out where the device allows, and an invisible mark for each participant. The apps tell participants that what they see is marked to their account.

Who this is for

Teams paying dollar invoices for meetings they could run in rupees. Creators and companies that run webinars and classes for thousands and are tired of capacity tiers. Organizations whose sessions carry paid or confidential content and who need a leaked clip to be traceable to an account rather than a rumour. Developers who want video inside their own app.

Not for you if your team depends on what Supermeet does not offer: Windows or Linux apps, phone dial-in, translation, local recording, single sign-on, recurring meetings, AI meeting summaries, an end-to-end-encrypted meeting mode, or Zoom Phone and Team Chat. We list these plainly on the comparison page so nobody discovers them after switching.

Questions

Frequently asked

Is Supermeet cheaper than Zoom?
For Pro, yes: ₹1,100 per host per month, 20% below Zoom Pro's list price of ₹1,376 in India, and 20% below in dollars too. 10 meetings a month are free with no sign-in, and webinars cost ₹599 a month with 1,000 attendee-hours included, then 30 paise per attendee-hour; GST is extra in India. Zoom prices per licence per month plus separate webinar licences; compare against your own usage on our pricing page.
Does Supermeet have a free plan like Zoom's?
Yes, and it needs no sign-in: 10 meetings a month, up to 1 hour each, 20 people. Sign in for 10 more a month and 5 secure meetings.
Can my team keep using the browser?
Meetings, webinars and Standard live classes run in the browser. Only secure sessions require the apps for Android, iPhone, iPad or Mac, because secure mode needs an attested app to protect the screen and draw the mark.
What happens to a leaked recording on Supermeet?
In secure mode each participant's device draws an invisible mark unique to that participant. Your organization opens a leak case with the clip; the extraction service reports a match, a probable match or no match; a person other than the one who opened the case reviews the result before anyone is named; every step is logged, and the participant can appeal through Supermeet.
Is Supermeet available outside India?
Yes. Media is delivered worldwide through a content network; the servers are in Bengaluru, India. Prices are in rupees in India and in dollars elsewhere.

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