When meeting in person isn’t an option, we turn to video calls for conversations too important for email or chat. Whether you’re talking to a doctor, hosting an executive meeting, or checking in with your kids, you expect these interactions to be private and safe — but mainstream video conferencing services such as Zoom, Google, and Microsoft can eavesdrop on your conversations.
Proton Meet gives you back your privacy and peace of mind by protecting your calls with end-to-end encryption, so nobody can listen in or use your conversations to sell ads, conduct surveillance, or train AI.
As more people work, study, and socialize remotely, a reliable video conferencing tool has become as essential as email or cloud storage. But many often overlook the significant data privacy risks of online meetings where meeting metadata, chat histories, and the calls themselves can be intercepted, leaked or exposed.
On top of that, as tech giants pivot to AI, they are now processing your audio, video, or chat data. Depending on shifting privacy policies(new window), this data could be used to train AI models, creating a real risk that fragments of private conversations could leak or resurface in future AI-generated outputs.
Finally, in today’s unstable geopolitical environment, laws like the US CLOUD Act can compel US-owned video conferencing platforms to hand over any data they store, even if the servers reside outside of the United States. This creates serious compliance challenges for organizations bound by GDPR, CCPA, or similar data protection laws.
That’s why we’ve created Proton Meet, an end‑to‑end‑encrypted video calling service designed to protect the conversations that matter most. From critical business decisions to sensitive personal discussions, Proton Meet ensures all your high-stakes conversations stay protected.
Proton Meet gives you a space to host conversations that are as private as meeting in person. With Meet, every call is end-to-end encrypted, so not even Proton can access your audio, video, screen shares, or messages.
All Proton Meet calls are secured with Messaging Layer Security (MLS). Like with everything else Proton does, MLS is an open source, end-to-end encryption protocol which has been independently audited and peer reviewed, so you have strong guarantees about Proton Meet’s privacy promises.
Learn about Meet’s security model
No sign in required. You can create a conference call link and invite anyone with a single click, even if you and others on the call don’t have a Proton Account.
Share your screen, chat in real time, or just talk. Host or join secure video conferences with your desktop or mobile device and enjoy reliable high-definition audio and video, no matter where you are. Chats in Proton Meet are also end-to-end encrypted.
When you schedule a meeting via Proton Meet, you can add it to your Proton, Google, or Microsoft calendar. You can also schedule a meeting directly in Proton Calendar and insert a Meet link with just one click. You can also invite colleagues, clients, and friends to book time in your calendar on a private scheduling page. Once booked, the appointment appears automatically in your calendar with a Meet link.
Anyone can use Proton Meet — it’s free and you don’t need a Proton Account to get started. Just go to proton.me/meet to start your first meeting. You can host calls for free with as many as 50 attendees for up to an hour.
For individuals, teams, and businesses seeking greater usage, meeting capacity and additional features, the Meet Professional plan is available starting at $7.99 per user per month. You can also unlock the benefits of Meet alongside Proton’s other end-to-end encrypted tools with Proton Workspace Standard or Workspace Premium.
Over 100 million people and businesses already trust Proton services — including Mail, VPN, Pass, and Drive — to protect their personal information from Big Tech and data breaches. With Proton Meet, you can bring the same uncompromising protection to your video calls, so you can talk freely, knowing your conversations are secure.
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