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  3. Google Meet vs Webex

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Score Comparison

72
Overall
45
75
Pricing
45
75
Usability
40
70
Performance
45
60
Support
25
70
Reliability
50
90
Onboarding
35
75
Mobile
45
80
Security
85
85
Integrations
60
Google MeetWebex

Signals Comparison

Pricing

Google Meet

  • 60-minute limit on free group meetings(6/10)

Webex

  • Hidden enterprise pricing and add-on fees(7/10)
Usability

Google Meet

  • Limited features compared to Zoom - feels like 'minimum viable product'(7/10)
  • Only shows 16 participants in tile view (Zoom shows 49)(5/10)
  • In-call chat doesn't persist after meeting ends(5/10)

Webex

  • Cluttered and unintuitive interface(7/10)
  • Screen sharing limitations with multiple windows(6/10)
  • Difficult to search and find past messages(5/10)
  • Cancellation is difficult and confusing(7/10)
Reliability

Google Meet

  • Screen sharing causes browser freezing(7/10)
  • Login glitches kick users out of meetings(6/10)
  • Service outages affect critical meetings(7/10)

Webex

  • Updates break functionality and remove features(8/10)
  • High CPU usage causes system lag and crashes(7/10)
Integrations

Google Meet

  • Non-smooth experience for external participants not using Google(5/10)

Webex

No signals

Performance

Google Meet

No signals

Webex

  • Poor audio quality compared to competitors(8/10)
Support

Google Meet

No signals

Webex

  • Unhelpful and unresponsive customer support(8/10)
Onboarding

Google Meet

No signals

Webex

  • Requires desktop client download for full functionality(6/10)
Mobile

Google Meet

No signals

Webex

  • Mobile app lacks feature parity with desktop(6/10)

Pricing Comparison

Google Meet

Free (Personal)
Free

Users: 100 participants

Storage: None (no recording)

Limits: 60-minute limit, No recording, No advanced features, No admin controls

60-minute limit on group calls. No recording. No noise cancellation. No breakout rooms.
Business Starter
$7.2/mo

Users: 100 participants

Storage: 30GB per user (Workspace storage)

Limits: 100 participant limit, No breakout rooms, Basic support

Still limited to 100 participants. Recording uses Drive storage. No breakout rooms.
Business Standard
Popular
$14.4/mo

Users: 150 participants

Storage: 2TB per user

Limits: 150 participant limit, No webinar features

Webinar features require Enterprise. Some advanced features still limited.
Business Plus
Popular
$21.6/mo

Users: 500 participants

Storage: 5TB per user

Limits: No live streaming, Some Enterprise features unavailable

Enterprise features like live streaming still require upgrade.
Enterprise
$0/mo

Users: 1000 participants

Storage: Unlimited

Limits: Custom pricing only

Custom pricing requires sales contact. Long-term contracts typical.

Webex

Free
Free

Users: 1 host

Limits: 40-minute meeting limit, No call-in numbers, No breakout rooms, No recording transcripts

No AI assistant, No cloud recording storage, Limited integrations
Webex Meet
$12/mo

Users: 1 host

Storage: 5GB cloud recording

Limits: No phone calling, No webinar features, Limited admin controls

No calling features, Storage overage charges possible, Annual commitment may be required for discount
Webex Suite
Popular
$22.5/mo

Users: 1 user

Storage: 10GB cloud recording

Limits: No webinar features, Limited contact center features, SSO requires enterprise

International calling costs extra, Advanced calling features require higher tiers, Add-ons for workforce optimization
Webex Business
$26.95/mo

Users: 1 host

Storage: 10GB cloud recording

Limits: Full enterprise features require custom quote, SSO may require separate setup

Enterprise features locked behind quote-based pricing, Add-ons for contact center, Workforce optimization extra ($40+/user)
Enterprise
Free

Users: Unlimited

Storage: Custom

Limits: Must commit to long-term contract, Pricing only available via sales call

Pricing not disclosed publicly, Must contact sales for quote, Integration fees, Maintenance charges, Scalability costs as you grow

Feature Comparison

FeatureGoogle MeetWebex
Core
Video conferencing

Up to 1000 participants on Enterprise

Meetings
HD Video Conferencing

Up to 1000 participants on business plans

Screen Sharing

Limited control over which windows to share in some browsers

Cloud Recording

Requires paid plan, storage limits apply

Meeting Transcription

AI-powered, requires Meet plan or higher

Breakout Rooms

Not available on Free plan

Collaboration
Screen sharing

Can cause browser freezing

Breakout rooms

Business Standard+ only, basic compared to Zoom

Whiteboard

Basic compared to Zoom/Miro

Remote screen control

Not available - major Zoom advantage

Usability
Browser-based (no download)

Key advantage - works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge

Browser-only Joining

Full features require desktop client download

Virtual backgrounds

Available on free tier

Offline Mode

Requires active internet connection

Storage
Recording

Paid plans only, saves to Drive

Engagement
Polls and Q&A

Business Standard+ only

Calling
Phone Calling

Requires Suite plan or higher

Voicemail

Suite plan and above

Audio
Noise cancellation

Paid plans only

Accessibility
Live captions

Available on free tier

Events
Webinar Hosting

Separate Webex Webinars product, additional cost

Integrations
Google Calendar integration

Seamless one-click joining

Gmail integration

Start meetings from email

Cisco Hardware Integration

Seamless with Cisco ecosystem

Third-party Integrations

Not as seamless as with Cisco tools

Security
End-to-end Encryption

Enterprise-grade security

SSO Integration

Enterprise plans

Communication
Persistent in-call chat

Chat disappears after meeting

Mobile
Mobile App

iOS and Android, but lacks desktop feature parity