⚡ Video Conferencing

Video conferencing platforms allow people to communicate via live video, audio, and chat over the Internet, making remote meetings, webinars, and virtual events possible.

These platforms often include screen sharing, recording, and collaboration features.

According to our research, video conferencing tools are used on 0.2% of all websites.
99% of these sites use only one video conferencing tool, 1% use two.

Statistics based on 3.8M+ analyzed websites. About this data

⭐ Most Popular in 2026

The following chart shows the leading video conferencing tools in 2026, based on market share.

The most popular is Jitsi with an impressive share of 35%, followed by Zoom with 21.1% and Loom with 15.8%.

Jitsi 35%
Zoom 21.1%
Loom 15.8%
Microsoft Teams 13.9%
WeCom 4.6%
Google Meet 4%
Lark 2.9%
Webex 2.8%
BigBlueButton 0.8%

You can also drill down by country:

🚀 Country Highlights

Here is a list of tools that are especially popular in certain countries.
Differences between global and country rankings are shown in parentheses.

Zoom is #1 in the United States ^(-1)
WeCom is #1 in China ^(-4)
Microsoft Teams is #1 in Saudi Arabia ^(-3)
Lark is #1 in Hong Kong ^(-6)
Loom is #2 in Australia ^(-1)
Google Meet is #2 in Brazil ^(-4)
Webex is #4 in Germany ^(-4)

✨ Best Video Conferencing Tools

Below is a more detailed list of 9 video conferencing tools we track, ranked by their market share.

Rank	Name	Market share
1	Jitsi Campbell, California, United States A set of open-source projects for secure video conferencing that includes components such as Jitsi Meet for web and mobile conferencing and Jitsi Videobridge for scalable media routing. FreeOpen source	35%
2	Zoom San Jose, California, United States A cloud-based communications platform that enables video meetings, audio conferencing, phone calls, and team chat across devices. Free$15.99+/user/month	21.1%
3	Loom Sydney, Australia A screen recording and video messaging platform that enables users to capture their screen, camera, and audio and share videos instantly through links or embeds. Free$15+/user/month	15.8%
4	Microsoft Teams Redmond, Washington, United States A proprietary business collaboration platform built for hybrid work, offering chat, video conferencing, file storage, and application integration. Free$9.99+/month	13.9%
5	WeCom Shenzhen, China A Chinese cloud-based platform by Tencent for enterprise communication, team collaboration, and client management that connects businesses with WeChat users. Free	4.6%
6	Google Meet Mountain View, California, United States A video communication and meeting service developed by Google that enables real-time video conferencing, collaboration, and scheduling across web and mobile devices. Free$6+/user/month	4%
7	Lark Haidian, Beijing, China An enterprise collaboration platform developed by ByteDance that integrates instant messaging, document collaboration, video conferencing, and calendar management. Free$7.20+/user/month	2.9%
8	Webex San Jose, California, United States A cloud-based video conferencing and collaboration solution that enables users to hold online meetings, video calls, webinars, and team conversations with integrated chat and collaboration features. Free$14.50+/user/month	2.8%
9	BigBlueButton Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Web-based, open-source virtual classroom software designed to help teachers effectively engage students for online learning. FreeOpen source	0.8%

👉 See Also

Videotelephony

🗃️ About This Data

We evaluate the popularity of technologies based on the number of websites where we detect their usage.
Technologies without a detectable web footprint, and those we do not track, are not reflected in the calculated market share.
This report is based on the analysis of 3,817,728 websites.
We currently track the presence of 9 video conferencing tools across the web.
Statistics were last calculated on September 14, 2026.
For more details, see our methodology and disclaimer.