KMeet

At a glance

• Editor score
  7.9 / 10
• Pricing
  Free plan
• Best for
  Affordable secure meetings with collaboration tools
• Free plan
  Yes
• End-to-end encryption
  Yes
• Facts checked
  22 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Free plan includes recording, breakout rooms, moderation, and waiting rooms
  • Optional end-to-end encryption is available on supported browsers and apps
  • Works across web, desktop, and mobile platforms

• Where it doesn't

  • Paid plans are provided through kSuite Pro
  • End-to-end encryption has supported-browser and app requirements
  • Integrations focus on Infomaniak services

Our verdict on KMeet

KMeet is Infomaniak’s video-conferencing service for individuals and businesses. It supports meetings from the web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, including meetings without registration. Its core toolkit covers audio and video calls, chat, reactions, screen sharing, drawing, remote control, breakout rooms, participant moderation, waiting rooms, password protection, virtual backgrounds, and calendar scheduling. The free plan is suitable for users who need secure meetings with practical collaboration features without a subscription.

The published plans show a Free tier available for life with basic collaboration, 15 GB of cloud storage, and kMeet included. Standard adds 50 GB of storage per user, desktop and mobile applications, recording to kDrive, and a waiting room. Business raises storage to 3 TB per user while retaining those meeting capabilities. Enterprise provides 6 TB per user, plus SSO and SCIM access management. Paid plans are provided through kSuite Pro, with paid prices shown as CHF monthly equivalents for annual commitments. The paid kSuite plans have no participant limit.

Privacy and ecosystem fit are central to KMeet’s appeal. Meetings are encrypted by default, while optional end-to-end encryption is available on supported Chromium-based browsers and desktop applications. Infomaniak hosts the service and data in Switzerland, and integrations include kDrive, Infomaniak Calendar, and kChat. Choose KMeet if you want a free-first meeting product with moderation, recording, storage, and encryption options across major platforms. Organizations seeking a broader non-Infomaniak integration ecosystem or end-to-end encryption across every supported access method should consider alternatives.

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KMeet pricing

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KMeet fact sheet

KMeet integrations

KMeet lists 3 integrations on its own site.

• Infomaniak kDrive
• Infomaniak Calendar
• Infomaniak kChat

Alternatives to KMeet

• Proton MeetA privacy-focused meeting tool with strong encryption and practical free-plan limits.9.4
• Zoom MeetingsA mature meeting platform with broad controls, integrations, and optional encryption.9.2
• OlivasalA privacy-focused meeting platform with self-hosting, encryption, and AI recaps.9.1

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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