I use AnyMeeting for web meetings with clients. It is easy to use and for my clients to use. I use it every Tuesday for national meetings with agents all over the country.

National capabilities Good price for great functionality Easy to allow my clients to take over the presentation

Not any real issues I have had.

My experience with AnyMeeting has been wonderful. I will definitely continue to use it for my existing class and future classes.

The ease of use is the best of this type of software that I have ever used. I was nervous of having to use an online meeting software. I had used a few different ones but they had not been user friendly. This software was so easy from the beginning with registration, setting up an account, to using it to assist in teaching a class. It very helpful during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The part that I like the least Is when there are scheduled meetings and the meeting didn’t happen the meeting stays at the top even though the date had passed. I had to go into the meeting and cancel the meeting although the date had passed.

Back in 2015, it seemed simple to use and was a more reasonably priced alternative to something like WebEx.

Newer platforms like Zoom are easier to use, many alternatives are now cheaper, and dealing with Intermedia is TERRIBLE. They even make cancelling your account a terrible, tedious, time-consuming product. AnyMeeting was far better before it was bought by Intermedia.

Anymeeting is pretty much the same as your average video chat conference app. It's free to download and still free to use. The video quality and sound quality are both pretty solid. Sends transcript to keep for your records. Can share your screen.

No webinar feature.The transcripts are really neat and good to have but aren't always right. There will be some rando word that doesn't make any sense and I'll have to try and remember what was said.

Generally easy to use. Allows for screen share and upload of documents. Network has been good. Allows for recording of meetings and access later.

It is difficult working with multiple people who may be presenting information. If the host's email is logged in, the entire meeting ends when that person logs out and you cannot restart a meeting so mistakes require a brand new meeting to be created.

The lack of features made us ultimately switch to Zoom Meetings.

There was a low level of complexity in getting the system running.

Compared to ZOom Meetings which we moved to, we found the feature set just too poor in AnyMeeting.

There customer support along with constant improvements

It didn't have a take control option but from what I have been told this is about to be released

The conference call lines are free and easy to use - important for multiple individuals calling in from different locations. The screen sharing is extremely easy as long as the broadband is strong enough.

I would like an option to pay as you go, the full cost for webinars 2x per year was not worth it. Also, sometimes had trouble with broadband not being strong enough. Sometimes the default times are odd. If I'm setting up a conference call, it defaults to tomorrow rather than today, etc.

It is time to take people on a meaningful journey and meet them. It is time to make a connection and meet a person. It is time to meet your boss and work together effectively. It is time to do your homework while chatting with your coworkers and make a new friend, anymeeting is the solution to all these challenges being one of the most complete video conferencing platforms on the market.

Support for different types of devices used by people, the desktop screen and the mobile phone camera, Better integration of video on the phone and the same screen, Support for using the video call through a computer or other devices to keep in Information screen.

Its graphic environment is not very friendly, compared to other online calling systems, and the android version should improve considerably.

While most people are only going to use it for meetings and it would probably suffice, I needed for webinars and in that regard it came up lacking. However, it does what most need you to do and does a decent job of it.

The user interface is odd. It does not make it easier to host, but I can see if you are only using for meeting it would be ok. But for webinars, not so much.

AnyMeeting covers all our requirements for organizing online meetings without any problem.

AnyMeeting should have a more user-friendly meeting invitation process.

The problem is simple - resource hogging. The longer the software runs for a webinar, the more resources if consumes until it crashes, requiring a reboot midstream or rebooting in anticipation of the upcoming crash. We run this on a dedicated laptop with a 3.2ghz quad core processor, 8gb ram, 50/12 ethernet connected Internet, separate Logitech conference cam and microphone with absolutely no other software on this laptop, not even anti-virus during meetings. The laptop was washed the day it was bought and besides the operating system, Anymeeting, MS Office, Adobe Reader and Firefox, there is nothing else on the computer. Thirty minutes into any webinar, it starts bogging down, badly. 60 minutes and it's close to freezing, audio is breaking up. Their tech people have "looked into it" several times and tell us to reboot when the computer starts slowing down - not an acceptable solution. We're now reviewing other products in the hopes of finding something a bit more reliable and mainstream.

Has all the features you would expect

Resource hogging

It allows you to share your slides so you don't have to do a screen share. Also, the recording and storage space is amazing. It records the video and the audio separately. That the video and audio are out of sync no matter what video recording I use or browser.

It allows you to share your slides so you don't have to do a screen share. Also, the recording and storage space is amazing. It records the video and the audio separately.

That the video and audio are out of sync no matter what video recording I use or browser.

I enjoy AnyMeeting. I use AnyMeeting and Zoom quite often. They both are great and have certain advantages that the other doesn't. AnyMeeting however is definitely user friendly and doesn't require a tutorial. It gets the job done the first time around. Each available icon or feature is pretty straightforward.

I use AnyMeeting when I do webinars and presentations with certain organizations. It's easy to use. I have the option of using Google Chrome or downloading the app on my desktop. To join or access a meeting, it's a quick number rather than a long link as with some other workshop platforms. I can use video filters, phone audio, etc. I also like that there's a space for attendee chat and presenter chat. There's also an icon for polls and questions.

The only thing I dislike with AnyMeeting is if you use your phone audio for a presentation. It automatically mutes you when you go to the next slide or when another presenter starts speaking. Having to keep unmuting when you think you are already unmuted is annoying.

AnyMeeting has made it easier to meet with team members and clients throughout the country. I use the dedicated conference line and it was simple to set up.

Occasionally, there are issues with feedback or timing delays/echoes to the audio during conference calls.

I love how easy it is for our potential clients to talk to us. They don't need Skype or need to install anything. They simply click the link and the discussion starts. Very very useful when talking to people from far away and showing them prices.

The free version doesn't have the option to use a Powerpoint Slide. However, for the free version, it's very amazing!

AnyMeeting served me well during my time as a user.

A few years ago I was looking for video conferencing software that enabled me to host an online version of a course I taught. AnyMeeting had all of the features I was looking for at the time, and it served us well.

A couple of years ago I switched to Zoom because specifically it had a 'breakout' feature that wasn't available in AnyMeeting. The whole industry has developed in recent times, so AnyMeeting may have developed this and other features since I switched.

Very easy to use and comes with the standard features of screen sharing and document uploading while in the conference.

The meetings end once the host logs out. It would be nice to give the meeting a half-life so that other less organized users can grab what then need.