RingCentral Video: pricing, features and alternatives
Video meetings with an AI assistant, free for RingEX phone customers and available as a free plan
What is RingCentral Video?
RingCentral Video is RingCentral's meeting app, with screen sharing, whiteboards, breakout rooms, live transcripts and a built-in AI assistant. The free plan allows unlimited meetings of up to 50 minutes with up to 100 participants. Paid Meetings users and RingEX users get meetings of up to 24 hours and up to 300 participants; RingCentral says Video is free for RingEX customers.
Good for
- RingEX phone customers, for whom Video is included
- Short free meetings of up to 100 people
- Teams that want AI notes and live translation in meetings
Key features
- AI assistant with live transcripts, captions and post-meeting notes
- Live translation in 15+ languages
- Screen sharing, whiteboards, annotations and breakout rooms
- Team huddles and shareable recordings
- Host-controlled end-to-end encryption
- Join from the browser with no download
Limitations to know about
- Free meetings stop at 50 minutes
- AI features are limited on the free plan
- Standalone paid Meetings prices were not shown on the pages read
RingCentral Video pricing
RingCentral Video has a free plan. Its plans are Free and Paid Meetings or RingEX.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | 50-minute meetings, up to 100 participants, limited AI |
| Paid Meetings or RingEX | Price not confirmed; Video is included with RingEX | Meetings up to 24 hours, up to 300 participants |
Free plan limits: Unlimited meetings, each up to 50 minutes; up to 100 participants; limited AI capabilities
RingCentral Video alternatives
Zoom Workplace
Video meetings with team chat, mail, calendar, docs and an AI companion in one app
GoTo Meeting
Business video meetings with dial-in numbers, breakout rooms and cloud recording
Google Meet
Google's browser-based video meetings, free with a Google account and included in Google Workspace
Microsoft Teams
Chat, meetings and calling, sold alone or inside Microsoft 365
Whereby
Video meetings in the browser with permanent room links; also sold as embeddable video for apps
Jitsi Meet
Free open-source video meetings with no account needed, which you can also host yourself
Frequently asked questions
Is RingCentral Video free?
RingCentral Video has a free plan. Unlimited meetings, each up to 50 minutes; up to 100 participants; limited AI capabilities.
What is RingCentral Video used for?
RingCentral Video is RingCentral's meeting app, with screen sharing, whiteboards, breakout rooms, live transcripts and a built-in AI assistant. People use it for ringEX phone customers, for whom Video is included, short free meetings of up to 100 people and teams that want AI notes and live translation in meetings.
What are the alternatives to RingCentral Video?
Tools that do a similar job include Zoom Workplace, GoTo Meeting, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Whereby. Each has its own page here with its plans, limits and prices.
Who makes RingCentral Video?
RingCentral Video is made by RingCentral, based in Belmont, California, US. The company was founded in 1999.
Sources
Every fact on this page comes from the pages below, read on the dates shown: RingCentral's own pages first, and a named public reference where they are silent.
- ringcentral.com/video.html (features, platforms, free plan limits, paid limits (24 hours, 300 participants)) read 7 November 2026
- ringcentral.com/video-conferencing.html (free plan features, calendar integrations, advanced features) read 7 November 2026
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RingCentral (company founded and headquarters) read 7 November 2026
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