All enterprises have the same terrible math problem: Video conferencing subscriptions grow with headcount until the annual bill becomes unsustainable. MirrorFly, headquartered in both the USA and India, provides a different approach to real-time video meetings.
Unlike many self-hosted Zoom alternatives, MirrorFly has no recurring per-user pricing but a one-time licensing model, so costs are the same whether you have 50 employees or 5,000.
Apart from the price shift, businesses own the source code so your development team can build meeting workflows, branding and integrations just for you and not just stick to Zoom's fixed feature set.
With over 1000 built-in features for video, voice, and chat, MirrorFly gives you enterprise video conferencing without the vendor lock-in of typical CPaaS platforms. Businesses can deploy on-premise, cloud or hybrid whatever works best for their IT environment. So, enterprises that are ready to drop the rental video infrastructure should check out MirrorFly's self-hosted video meeting solution.
Use Cases Growing enterprises choose MirrorFly's self-hosted Zoom alternative to solve cost and customization problems that other CPaaS tools can't handle: Fast-scaling companies use it to avoid volatile per-user subscription costs as headcount grows. For Enterprises that require full branding, it supports white-label customization. Businesses that have an existing on-premise infrastructure can just integrate it directly without using third-party cloud hosting. Organizations with several departments or client accounts use multi-tenant support to run isolated video environments. Companies that are replacing several disconnected tools combine chat, voice and video into one low-cost platform.