WEB CONFERENCING

Meetecho Review

Product Snapshot

Product Pricing

Contact vendor directly for pricing information.

Technology

Platform is a web-based service that runs in any WebRTC-enabled browser with no client to install, with cloud and in-house (Linux-based server) deployment capabilities.

Customer Focus

Vendor works with businesses of all sizes and across multiple industries.

Select Customers

IETF, Stoneware, Tiscali, Cini, Veeting

About Meetecho

Meetecho is a web conferencing interface that allows users to conduct virtual meetings through a web browser. The product is designed to interoperate with existing company infrastructure, provides mobile accessibility via web-compatible mobile devices and is based on WebRTC.

The product is built to scale alongside growing companies, can be deployed on Linux-based servers and allows users to record and store all web-conference and webinar sessions. Additionally, the company offers the ability to broadcast events and conferences, provides consulting services concerning utilization and integration of the product into existing company systems, and assists users in moving existing applications to the WebRTC interface.

About the Company

Meetecho was founded in 2009 is headquartered in Naples, Italy.

Meetecho Key Features

Native Android application available
Cloud and in-house deployment options
Webinar, information dissemmination and e-learning functionalities
Janus WebRTC Gateway
Multimedia application building tools
Web-based audio and video support
Runs in any WebRTC-enabled desktop browser with no client installation; several features also work on mobile WebRTC browsers (screen sharing is not supported on mobile devices)

Meetecho FAQ

How much does Meetecho cost?

The vendor does not publish pricing for Meetecho. Contact the vendor directly for a quote.

Who is Meetecho best suited for?

Meetecho suits organizations needing WebRTC-based web conferencing, remote participation for events and conferences, and custom real-time multimedia applications. Its best-known deployment is providing the official web conferencing and remote participation platform for IETF meetings, and it also targets team collaboration, gaming and multimedia streaming, TV broadcasting, video surveillance, IoT and AI use cases built on the Janus WebRTC server.

How long does it take to implement Meetecho?

Not publicly disclosed. Because the web client requires no installation (it runs in a WebRTC-enabled browser), joining sessions is immediate for participants; however, deployment timelines for self-hosted or customized setups depend on the consulting engagement and are quoted per project.

How easy is Meetecho to learn and use?

There is no client to install; participants join in a desktop WebRTC-enabled browser, and the interface provides tool tips and standard controls (chat, show of hands, screen sharing, slide sharing, transcription and shared note taking). Some browser limitations exist: the shared notepad fails if third-party cookies are blocked, certain privacy/ad-blocking extensions can break features, and screen sharing requires a macOS privacy setting and is unsupported on mobile devices.

Last reviewed: October 27, 2026