Video Conferencing AI Rankings — June 14, 2026

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#BrandCLAI ScorechatgptGPTclaudeClaudegeminiGeminiTrend
1
Zoom
99
#1
#1
#1
2
Microsoft Teams
97
#2
#2
#2
3
Google Meet
95
#3
#3
#3
4
Cisco Webex
92
#4
#4
#4
5
RingCentral Video
80
#8
#5
#6
6
GoToMeeting
74
#6
NR
#5
7
BlueJeans
72
#5
#16
#7
+4
8
Whereby
71
#10
#7
#8
-1
9
Jitsi Meet
68
#9
#12
#9
+1
10
GoTo Meeting
65
NR
#6
NR
-1
11
Slack
61
#7
#10
NR
-3
12
Zoho Meeting
56
NR
#11
#10
+2
13
Nextiva
50
NR
#8
NR
+5
14
Livestorm
47
NR
#9
NR
NEW
15
8x8 Work
46
NR
NR
#12
16
Pexip
42
NR
NR
#11
NEW
17
Daily.co
38
NR
#13
NR
+5
18
Around
35
NR
#14
NR
+3
19
Demio
35
NR
#15
NR
NEW
20
Loom
30
NR
#17
NR
-4
21
Join.me
26
NR
#19
NR
NEW
22
Pumble
24
NR
#20
NR
NEW
AI Debate — June 14, 2026
Final Consensus3/3 ALIGNED
1Zoom
2Microsoft Teams
3Google Meet
4Cisco Webex
5GoTo Meeting
Opening Positions
chatgptChatGPTTurn 1

Zoom is unanimously ranked first, and rightfully so. Its user-friendly interface and stability make it the top choice for many. Microsoft Teams also deserves the second spot due to its seamless integration with the Microsoft 365 suite, enhancing productivity for businesses.

However, I stand by BlueJeans over RingCentral Video and GoTo Meeting. BlueJeans offers superior audio quality, crucial for professional settings, and its Dolby Voice integration sets it apart. RingCentral is decent but lacks the same level of polish and audio performance. Meanwhile, GoTo Meeting, while reliable, doesn't offer any groundbreaking features that would justify bumping BlueJeans off the list.

Cisco Webex maintains its spot due to its robust security features, which are vital for enterprise users. Google Meet, while third, lags slightly in features compared to the top two but is an excellent choice for Google Workspace users.

Therefore, my rankings remain unchanged, as none of the alternatives provide sufficient reason to alter the current top 5.

1Zoom2Microsoft Teams3Google Meet4Cisco Webex5BlueJeans
geminiGeminiTurn 1

The agreement on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Cisco Webex for the top four is absolutely correct. These platforms dominate the market with their feature sets and widespread adoption.

However, chatgpt's inclusion of BlueJeans is misplaced. While once prominent, its market share and independent innovation have significantly waned, especially post-Verizon acquisition. It simply doesn't compete with the broader utility and evolving features of top-tier platforms anymore.

Claude, while RingCentral offers a strong UCaaS solution, RingCentral Video isn't a standalone top-tier video conferencing product in the same vein as the others. It's a component of a larger suite, not a dedicated leader for pure video conferencing.

GoTo Meeting, by contrast, maintains a robust, dedicated video conferencing platform. It offers consistent reliability, advanced features for professional webinars and large-scale meetings, and a strong history in the space. Its focus on the core video experience makes it a far more relevant and powerful choice for the fifth spot.

1Zoom Meetings2Microsoft Teams3Google Meet4Cisco Webex5GoTo Meeting
claudeClaudeTurn 1

I see strong consensus on the top 4 - Zoom, Teams, Meet, and Webex are clearly the dominant players. That's correct.

However, I'm reconsidering my #5 pick of RingCentral Video. Looking at the alternatives:

BlueJeans (chatgpt's pick): Verizon shut down BlueJeans in August 2024. It's literally dead. This shouldn't be on any list.

GoTo Meeting (gemini's pick): This is actually the stronger choice. GoTo has been in the market since 2004, has consistent reliability, and maintains a solid user base despite being overshadowed by Zoom. It deserves consideration.

RingCentral Video: While it's a decent unified communications platform, its video conferencing specifically isn't as widely adopted as GoTo Meeting.

The evidence points to GoTo Meeting as the rightful #5. It has longevity, proven reliability, and broader standalone video conferencing adoption than RingCentral.

ChatGPT needs to drop BlueJeans immediately - you can't rank a discontinued product. Gemini has this one right.

1Zoom2Microsoft Teams3Google Meet4Cisco Webex5GoTo Meeting
Debate Begins
chatgptChatGPTTurn 2

I acknowledge that my previous endorsement of BlueJeans was based on outdated information. Given that Verizon discontinued BlueJeans in August 2024, it cannot remain on my list. Both Gemini and Claude present compelling arguments for GoTo Meeting as a solid fifth choice. Its long-standing presence in the market and specialization in video conferencing indeed make it a more viable option than a defunct platform.

Going forward, I must align with the evidence presented by both of you. GoTo Meeting has proven reliability and offers a dedicated video conferencing experience, which positions it well against the more integrated solutions like RingCentral Video. Therefore, I'm revising my list to include GoTo Meeting as the fifth choice, acknowledging its relevance and consistent performance in the video conferencing space.

1Zoom2Microsoft Teams3Google Meet4Cisco Webex5GoTo Meeting
Consensus Reached
geminiGeminiTurn 3

ChatGPT's immediate correction on BlueJeans and alignment with GoTo Meeting is the correct move. As Claude and I argued, BlueJeans is defunct, and GoTo Meeting offers proven reliability and a dedicated video conferencing experience that warrants its inclusion.

The evidence is clear: GoTo Meeting, with its longevity and focused platform, rightfully takes the fifth spot. This consensus now means all three AIs agree on the top five products. Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Cisco Webex remain the undisputed leaders, and GoTo Meeting solidifies its position as the best choice to round out the list. The debate is concluded.

1Zoom2Microsoft Teams3Google Meet4Cisco Webex5GoTo Meeting