Overview

A collaboration platform best known for video meetings, plus chat, phone and webinars. It is primarily aimed at teams and individuals who run frequent video meetings.

Key features

Video meetings

Team chat

Webinars (add-on)

Phone (add-on)

Recording

Best-fit audience & common use cases

Teams and individuals who run frequent video meetings.

Video meetingsWebinarsRemote collaboration

Business sizes: Freelancers · Small business · Mid-market · Enterprise

Advantages & limitations

Advantages

Reliable, familiar meeting experience
Free basic plan

Limitations

Free meetings have time limits
Several capabilities are add-ons

Pricing

Free plan

Free plan · verified Nov 15, 2026

Basic: free — meetings up to 40 minutes, up to 100 participants
Pro: $14.16 per user/month billed annually ($16.99 billed monthly) — meetings up to 30 hours, 100 participants
Business: $18.33 per user/month billed annually ($21.99 billed monthly) — up to 300 participants
Business Plus / Enterprise: see Zoom's pricing page or contact sales

Verified on Nov 15, 2026 · official pricing page

Integrations & supported platforms

Integrations (selection)

SlackGoogle CalendarOutlookSalesforceHubSpot

Platforms

WebiOSAndroidWindowsmacOS

Editorial review

Zoom Workplace is a collaboration platform best known for video meetings, plus chat, phone and webinars. Based on our research of official materials, it is best suited to: teams and individuals who run frequent video meetings. Its main strengths are reliable, familiar meeting experience, free basic plan. Buyers should weigh that free meetings have time limits; several capabilities are add-ons. Confirm current plans and limits on the official website before purchasing.

Research methodology

Desk research of the vendor's official website, documentation and public pricing pages. This product has not been hands-on tested by Orbit & Metric; no ease-of-use score is given.

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