Screenleap review
A flexible browser-first meeting tool with useful paid upgrades and clear free-plan limits.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Screenleap is a screen-sharing and online meeting service for individuals, educators, support teams, and organizations. Presenters can share from Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari without installing software, or use Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android apps. Viewers join through a browser, while supported plans add audio and video conferencing, viewer controls, scheduled meetings, recording, registration, and CRM export. It fits teams that want browser access without giving up desktop and mobile options.
Pricing is structured around a free entry point and progressively broader meeting capabilities. Free includes 40 minutes per day, up to 8 viewers, and 2 scheduled meetings, but excludes website integration and control sharing. Basic costs $15 per month with monthly billing and adds 8 hours per day, up to 30 viewers, unlimited meetings, website integration, and control sharing. Pro costs $31 per month and adds unlimited sharing and up to 150 viewers. Premium costs $39 per month and adds screen recording, custom branding, and an embeddable viewer. The vendor also states that annual billing saves 20% on Basic, Pro, and Premium.
Screenleap’s main strength is platform coverage combined with a focused browser-based experience. Screen sharing is available from browsers, desktop apps, and mobile apps, while viewers avoid software installation. Two-way computer audio, video conferencing, viewer mouse pointing, viewer control sharing, cloud recording, website integration, and CRM export extend it beyond basic one-way presenting. It should suit organizations that value accessible meetings, embedded viewing, and cross-device participation. Teams that need more than 8 viewers, website integration, control sharing, or 40 minutes per day should move to a paid tier; those needs are less compatible with the Free plan.
Screenleap pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Viewers join in a browser without installing software
- Works across web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android
- Supports audio, video, recording, control sharing, and CRM export
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan allows 40 minutes per day and up to 8 viewers
- Website integration and control sharing begin with Basic
- Larger audiences and recording require higher-tier plans
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