Google Meet alternativeMeet for hours, with no Google account.
Start a free ADLR meeting in the browser with no sign-up: up to 100 people, for up to 5 hours, and guests join with just a name. Inside an ADLR workspace, meetings have no time cap and sit beside your chat, email, projects and finance.
Free meetings cost nothing. The ADLR workspace is $5 per user a month, from the first seat, after 30 days free with no card.
Everything you use Google Meet for, next to the rest of your work
- Meetings
Rooms
Chat
Calendar
Inbox
Docs
Projects
Finance
Adi
Why teams look beyond Google Meet
Meet is quick to start if everyone has a Google account. The trouble starts with the hour, and with the work a call is about.
The one-hour limit
Without a paid plan, Google Meet stops meetings of three or more people at 60 minutes. A free ADLR meeting runs up to 5 hours, and meetings inside an ADLR workspace have no time cap.
A Google account to host
Starting a Meet takes a Google account, and guests without one wait to be let in. A free ADLR meeting needs no account: share the link, and guests join with a name.
Invoices and HR are extra
Google Workspace covers mail, calendar, docs and meetings. Invoicing, a sales pipeline and HR are other products to buy and connect. ADLR includes them in the seat.
ADLR and Google Meet, side by side
| What you need |  ADLR | Google Meet |
|---|---|---|
| Free meetings | Up to 5 hours and 100 people, no account | 60 minutes for three or more people, up to 100, with a Google account |
| Guests without an account | They give a name and join | They ask to join and wait to be let in |
| Paid meetings | No time cap inside your workspace | 100 people on Starter, 150 on Standard, 500 on Plus |
| Recordings | —A Room keeps each meeting's chat and files | On Business Standard and up |
| AI meeting notes | Adi's minutes in Room meetings, with AI on | Gemini in Meet on Business Standard and up |
| Team chat | Channels and DMs | Google Chat, with Google Workspace |
| Email on your own domain | Gmail, with Google Workspace | |
| Projects and tasks | Boards, lists and timelines | To-do lists in Google Tasks |
| Invoices and expenses | — | |
| HR: time off and onboarding | — | |
| On your phone | In the browser, added to your home screen | The Google Meet app for phones and tablets |
| Price | Free meetings free; $5 per user a month for the workspace | Workspace Starter $7, Standard $14 and Plus $22 a user a month, with an annual commitment |
Google's features and prices as Google published them on 27 October 2026. Plans change, so check workspace.google.com for current terms.
Checked on Google's own pages on 27 October 2026: Google Meet Help: what you need to use MeetGoogle Meet Help: join a meetingGoogle Workspace plans and pricingGoogle MeetGoogle Tasks
Where Google Meet still wins
An honest list, so you can decide with your eyes open.
Recordings and Gemini notes
On Business Standard and up, Meet records meetings and Gemini works in Meet. ADLR doesn't record: a Room keeps each meeting's chat and files, and Adi writes the minutes when AI is on.
Bigger meetings
Business Standard holds 150 people and Plus 500. A free ADLR meeting holds up to 100 people, and so does a workspace meeting's guest link.
Apps, and the rest of Google
Meet has apps for phones and tablets and sits inside Gmail and Google Calendar. ADLR runs in the browser.
What you keep from Google Meet
The meeting habits your team already has. What changes is everything around them.
- Meetings in the browser
- Guests join with just a name
- Screen share
- Chat in the meeting
- Reactions and raise hand
- Live captions
- Background blur
- A lobby before you join
Built for the way client teams work
A project's chat next to the build
Each project has its own chat beside its tasks, and Tasks has a GitHub view, so a question in chat is one click from the work.
From the client's email to a paid invoice
Client email on your own domain, the contract they sign and an invoice they can pay by card, all in one workspace.
Stand-ups that keep their notes
A Room keeps a team's meetings, chat and files together, with Adi's minutes when AI is on.
Switching, with help
There's nothing to export from Google Meet. Here is how teams move over.
Start a free meeting
Open meetings.adlr.app, copy the link and share it. Nobody needs an account, and guests give a name.
Book your onboarding call
Thirty minutes with us, and you leave with a migration plan. Migration help is free.
Set up your workspace
Invite the team and schedule meetings with calendar invites that guests can accept.
Keep Google Meet while you switch
The two aren't linked, so keep your Meet links until everyone has moved.
Questions teams ask before switching
Free meetings are: no sign-up, up to 100 people for up to 5 hours. The ADLR workspace is $5 per user a month from the first seat, and its meetings have no time cap.
Up to 5 hours from when you make its link, for up to 100 people. Start it when you're ready to meet: a link nobody joins stops working within about 15 minutes.
Free meetings share capacity across ADLR, so at a busy moment a new one may have to wait a few minutes. Free meetings aren't recorded.
No. Guests join from the link in their browser and give a name.
No. ADLR doesn't record meetings. In a workspace, a Room keeps each meeting's chat and files, and Adi writes the minutes when AI is on.
Yes. Adi, ADLR's built-in AI, comes with every workspace seat. It writes a Room meeting's minutes when AI is on, sorts incoming mail and drafts replies, and works across your projects, tasks, calendar and deals.
Yes. In a workspace, a scheduled meeting sends calendar invites that guests can accept from their own calendar, and changes go out as updates.
Yes. Meetings run in your phone's browser. Sharing your screen from a phone works only where the browser supports it.
On 27 October 2026, Google Meet was free with a Google account, with a 60-minute limit for three or more people, and Google Workspace was $7 a user a month on Business Starter, $14 on Standard and $22 on Plus, with a one-year commitment. ADLR's free meetings cost nothing, and the workspace is $5 a user a month with chat, email, projects, HR, finance and Adi included.
We plan your move with you: setting up the team and its Rooms, getting email onto your domain, and bringing your projects across.
Meetings that run past the hour.
Start a free meeting now, or run your meetings in the workspace that also runs your chat, email, projects and finance, with Adi working across your inbox, projects and calendar.
Free meetings cost nothing. The workspace is $5 per user a month, from the first seat, after 30 days free with no card.