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Airtime Recorder vs Nextcloud Talk

Airtime Recorder

airtime.com

Nextcloud Talk

nextcloud.com

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FigureAirtime RecorderNextcloud Talk
Price from$10/mo€5.94/mo
Free plan——
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
Linux—Yes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published56
Spec score · Video Conferencing Software8.6 (#7)8.5 (#13)
Spec score · Video conferencing apps7.9 (#24)8.8 (#9)
Founded20202016
IntegrationsAirtime's pricing page lists Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Webex among supported video-call platforms.Nextcloud Files,Nextcloud Groupware,Nextcloud Calendar,Nextcloud Deck,Nextcloud Whiteboard,Matterbridge,Microsoft Teams,Discord,Matrix,IRC,Slack,Mattermost,XMPP,Pexip,SIP
PurposeAirtime Recorder records screens and provides viewers with an interactive viewing experience on desktop and mobile.Nextcloud Talk combines meetings, chat and webinars in one communication platform.
SecurityAirtime says it encrypts data at rest and in transit and logically segments customer data.The product page describes end-to-end encrypted calls, multi-layered encryption, brute force protection, suspicious-login detection and a $10,000 security bug bounty.
SupportThe pricing page directs customers to contact Airtime Support for help.The enterprise pricing page lists portal support and response times of two business days for Standard, one business day for Premium, and 1h, 4h, 12h or 24h for Ultimate.

Plans

Airtime Recorder

  • Individual$12 a month
  • Team$10 a month
  • Individual$120 a year
  • Team$120 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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Nextcloud Talk

  • Standard€71.29 a year
  • Premium€104.99 a year
  • Ultimate€204.75 a year
  • Standard€71.29 a year
  • Premium€104.99 a year
  • Ultimate€204.75 a year

Nextcloud Talk pricing →

In their own words

Airtime Recorder

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Nextcloud Talk

Nextcloud Talk combines meetings, chat, and webinars in a self-hosted communication service. It supports private, group, and public calls, URL invitations for external participants, and chat that remains after calls. Users can share Nextcloud Files documents and connect rooms with files, calendars, and tasks. Federation links chats and calls across Nextcloud servers, while bridges connect services such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, Matrix, IRC, Mattermost, and XMPP. Talk runs in browsers and on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, with a public API for app integrations. Security features listed include end-to-end encrypted calls, layered encryption, brute-force protection, suspicious-login detection, and a $10,000 bug bounty. Typical private deployments handle 6–10 participants, or up to 20 without video. Webinars, lobby-based public video conferences, SIP dial-in, and larger calls require the High Performance Backend.

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