Google Meet, the company’s premium video conferencing product, is now free for anyone who wants to use it. Previously known as ‘Google Hangouts Meet,’ the tool has only been available to G ...

Google is moving its Google Meet videoconferencing service out of its paid G Suite tier, and making it free in an effort to lure consumers and enterprise customers alike. It's npw integrated into ...

Google Meet will gradually become free over the coming weeks to those with a Google account, with access being given in phases until everyone can get logged in. Luckily, you can sign up to be ...

Google is cutting the price of its Google Meet video conferencing app all the way down to “free.” All you need to access it is a Google account—not a pricier G-Suite subscription, like before.

Google Meet is now free for anyone with a Google account, letting you make video calls with up to 100 participants without paying a penny. Previously, Google Meet was only available to businesses ...

To use Google Meet, you will need a Gmail email address. To be notified of when you can use Google Meet , you can sign up for email alerts. The free access will be rolled out over the coming weeks.

Google’s lesser-known video chat application, Google Meet, is becoming free for everyone, the company announced this morning.Meet is the company’s more premium video-conferencing option, and ...

Now Google is removing that barrier with a new tier of Meet that’s available to anyone who has a Google account. As with Zoom’s free version, meetings are limited to 100 participants.

Google has seen explosive usage on its videoconferencing platform, Google Meet, during the coronavirus pandemic. Now, it’s opening up Google Meet free for anyone starting in early May.

Google Meet is a third of the size of Zoom in daily active users, but the search giant has a plan. Google is making Meets, a video conferencing service via G Suite, free and available to everyone.

You’ll soon be able to access Google Meet for free even if you’re not a G Suite customer: Starting in early May, you’ll be able to sign up for Meet as long as you have a Gmail account.

Free users will need to upgrade to host group video calls longer than 60 minutes. ... Google Meet will instead send everyone a notification at 55 minutes that their call is about to end.