Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. If you happen to need only two participants at a time, there is also a free tier available as of April of 2017.

A free 30-day trail is available on Adobe Connect's website. ClickMeeting ($40.00 Per Month Per Host at ClickMeeting) (Opens in a new window) remains our Editors' Choice in this category, however, since it offers dial in numbers. Once you get a conference going, however, it's a smooth ride, and is intuitive to use. Otherwise, Adobe does provide an option to include other audio conference information with the meeting invite. You'll then need to integrate this third party with your account, which can add significantly to your total cost of ownership (TCO).

However, Adobe Connect does not offer its own dial-in service so, if you don't want to use its internal Voice-over-IP (VoIP) capabilities, then you'll have to sign up with a third party. The product has a solid feature set, including video chat and desktop and document sharing, as well as the ability to add custom apps if you have experience with Adobe Flash. Even though enabling live lectures is where it shines the most, it also supports webinars and collaboration sessions as well, which can work for standard office usage. Because of this, a large fraction of its user base are educators who deliver remote lectures. No dial-in numbers outside of 3rd-party options.Īdobe Connect (which begins at $50 per month) is a video conferencing service geared toward tailoring the user experience (UX).How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.

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