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Best Video Conferencing Software for iPhone and iPad in 2026

9 of the 10 video conferencing software ranked on listme.name match: they officially support iOS. The order uses the same scores as the full ranking.

9 products ranked Updated October 2026 How we rank Share

The ranking

  1. Zoom

    The most complete set of meeting, webinar and screen-sharing features here, with apps on Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android. Its code is closed, and the advanced features sit behind paid plans.

    Best for Large work meetings and webinars

    WindowsmacOSiOS, iPadOSAndroidFree plan, paid upgrades

  2. Microsoft Teams

    Meetings, webinars and chat in one app for people who already use Microsoft 365. It is hosted only and less flexible for outside guests than Zoom or Jitsi Meet.

    Best for Meetings inside a Microsoft 365 organization

    WindowsmacOSiOSAndroidWebFree plan, paid upgrades

  3. Jitsi Meet

    Free and open source under Apache-2.0, with browser and phone apps and the option to run it on your own server. The hosted service caps meeting length, and it has fewer enterprise features than Zoom.

    Best for Free, self-hosted or embedded video calls

    WebAndroidiOSSelf-hostedFree and open sourceOpen source

  4. Google Meet

    Simple, browser-based meetings with links built into Google Calendar, free within limits. It is hosted by Google only and has fewer webinar features than Zoom.

    Best for Quick meetings for people who use Google accounts

    WebiOSAndroidFree plan, paid upgrades

  5. Webex

    Webex has a free plan with unlimited meetings of up to 40 minutes, and desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux. Its per-user paid plans suit organizations that already use Cisco products, with a 40-minute cap on the free plan.

    Best for Organizations that already use Cisco products

    WindowsmacOSLinuxiOSAndroidWebFree plan, paid upgrades

  6. Whereby

    Browser-based calls with permanent room links and an embedded API for developers, with no install needed. Its Meetings product is charged per user and lists basic room customization.

    Best for Small teams that want a shareable meeting link

    WebiOSAndroidSubscription

  7. FaceTime

    Built into iPhone and iPad at no separate charge, with group video calls and calls over Wi-Fi or cellular. It only works between Apple devices, so it is poor for mixed meetings.

    Best for Quick calls between Apple devices

    iOS, iPadOSFree

  8. Element

    Calls come through Element Call on the open Matrix network, with apps for most platforms. It is a messaging product first, so its calls are a secondary feature next to Zoom or Jitsi Meet.

    Best for Encrypted calls inside a Matrix chat workspace

    AndroidiOSWindowsmacOSLinuxWebFree plan, paid upgradesOpen source

  9. Zoho Meeting

    A browser-based meeting service with screen sharing, co-hosts, international dial-in and iOS and Android apps. The free plan caps meetings at 60 minutes, so it suits short recurring calls more than long meetings.

    Best for Short recurring team calls with screen sharing

    WebiOSAndroidFree plan, paid upgrades

At a glance

ProductScorePricePlatformsHosting
Zoom92.0Free plan, paid upgradesWindowsmacOSiOS, iPadOSAndroidHosted by Zoom
Microsoft Teams90.5Free plan, paid upgradesWindowsmacOSiOSAndroidWebHosted by Microsoft
Jitsi Meet89.0Free and open sourceWebAndroidiOSSelf-hostedHosted meet.jit.si or self-hosted
Google Meet86.5Free plan, paid upgradesWebiOSAndroidHosted by Google
Webex83.5Free plan, paid upgradesWindowsmacOSLinuxiOSAndroidWebCloud service run by Cisco
Whereby81.5SubscriptionWebiOSAndroidHosted by Whereby
FaceTime80.0FreeiOS, iPadOSHosted by Apple
Element77.0Free plan, paid upgradesAndroidiOSWindowsmacOSLinuxWebMatrix servers or self-hosted
Zoho Meeting76.5Free plan, paid upgradesWebiOSAndroidVendor cloud