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free for 15 people meeting, that's like 95% of the market, and I wonder if they can sustain the business model? when we use this kind of online conference tool
by xxiao 14y ago
free for 15 people meeting, that's like 95% of the market, and I wonder if they can sustain the business model?
when we use this kind of online conference tools, any concern on internal IP(say, it's recorded without your knowledge)? I would like to buy similar software to host my own conferences instead, though I don't think anyone is doing that.
- aresant 14y agoA fair question. Without giving too much away, the uptake rate to Pro & Premium has turned MB into a solid, profitable business less than a year after launch. If tweaks occur to the "Free" account down the road, the MB team has historically "grandfathered" all account levels retroactively if changes are made moving forward.
- xxiao 14y agostill in favor of a self-hosted solution and don't mind to pay for that, with that you can compete against the legacy video conference guys, e.g. cisco, polycom(where you set up your private system with their offering, though you now use PC to replace the hardware part).