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I've been using MeetingBurner for about 3 months now, and it's not just the price (free) that won me over, it's the ease of use for participants compared to the
by jaysonelliot 14y ago
I've been using MeetingBurner for about 3 months now, and it's not just the price (free) that won me over, it's the ease of use for participants compared to the other services.
When you're dealing with clients, a bad web meeting experience can damage your reputation, even though you had nothing to do with why it was bad.
I use Screenleap.com when I need to show things quickly, and MeetingBurner when I'm doing a more formal meeting and need both a conference line and a traditional screencast.
There are only two UX issues I have with MeetingBurner, and that's the need to download an "app" each time I present (which I can deal with), and the fact that the conference line doesn't beep when new people join the call (which really needs to change ASAP).
- webwanderings 14y agoYou should check AnyMeeting. The feature set for a free account doesn't come close in comparison with what you have suggested above. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong but I think these meeting services are one of those businesses which are apparently raking dough off of Ads via general public adoption. These are no longer just a business services.