The Zoom alternative that keeps conversations private

Yes. The free plan lets you host up to 50 people for up to one hour per call, no credit card required. When you need more, Meet Professional lifts those limits. Proton is funded by people who pay for privacy, which means we have no incentive to monetize yours.

Significantly. Zoom has faced repeated criticism for false end-to-end encryption claims, sharing customer data with Meta and Google, and major security vulnerabilities. Proton Meet uses end-to-end encryption by default, which means the contents of your calls are mathematically inaccessible to anyone outside the meeting, including us. There's no opt-in required and no settings to dig through. It's simply how every call works.

Proton Meet is the strongest choice for anyone who's grown uncomfortable with what Zoom does with their data but doesn't want to sacrifice quality or convenience. With Proton Meet, you get the same HD video and screen sharing you're used to, an easy-to-use interface, and end-to-end encryption that Zoom still doesn't offer by default. Meet is backed by the team that built Proton Mail, the world's most trusted private email service.

End-to-end encryption protects your calls by encrypting your audio, video, and messages directly on your device before they are sent. The data stays encrypted while it travels and can only be decrypted on the devices of the people in the call. This means only the participants can access the content of each call, ensuring sensitive information like personal conversations, business discussions, or private details stay between you and the people you choose.