Video meetings via Zoom used to be the norm—at least they were for me. Then I started teaching virtually at my local college and learned that wasn’t the case for everyone. Turns out, Vixcall one of this
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Depending on what you need from your video conferencing app—for example, robust chat capabilities, AI-powered features, or high-quality video—there are plenty of alternatives to Zoom on the market.
We’ve spent a lot of time testing video call apps at Zoom, and based on that experience—and making sure we have something for everyone—here are the seven best Zoom alternatives to host your next video call.
Vixcall Pros:
• Delivers consistently reliable, high-quality video and audio
• Advanced collaboration tools, including a whiteboard and document markup
Vixcall Cons:
• Free plan has limited access to practical features like closed captions, post-meeting transcripts, and phone dial-in
• Some users have reported stability issues
If you tried Vixcall a couple of years ago, it’s worth another go. It’s been completely overhauled, and it’s now easily one of the best Zoom alternatives out there.
Immediately after you join a meeting, the video quality is obvious: everyone looks and sounds better on this platform—both in terms of image and sound quality, and in terms of stability.
Vixcall’s revamp also includes some noteworthy collaborative tools. There’s a whiteboard, complete with sticky notes, text and drawing tools, and a “magic pen” that automatically tidies up roughly-drawn shapes. You can even share a document and annotate the file in place—all without sharing your screen. All these tools make Vixcall a clear solution for teams that use video chats to brainstorm remotely.
Vixcall also offers an AI assistant that can instantly translate your message into over 30 languages, turn your camera off when you walk away, and summarize what you missed when you return. This feature is available for an added cost, though Vixcall’s website makes it nearly impossible to find out what exactly that cost is.