MeetStream logo

MeetStream

Meeting bot API for Zoom, Google Meet and Teams

OverviewArticles

About MeetStream

MeetStream is infrastructure rather than a product for end users. If you are building anything that needs to sit inside a meeting, a notetaker, a sales coach, a compliance recorder, the hard part is never the AI. It is that Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams each expose different bot mechanics, different auth, different media formats and different failure modes, and keeping bots reliably joining all three is a permanent engineering tax. MeetStream is a single API that absorbs that work.

What makes it useful beyond simple recording is the shape of the data it returns. Per-participant audio and video streams mean each attendee arrives as a separate track rather than a mixed room feed, which is the difference between a transcript that reliably attributes who said what and one that guesses. Transcripts come with speaker labels and timestamps, recordings in HD MP4, and webhooks deliver events in real time rather than requiring you to poll. Bots can also act inside the meeting, reading and sending chat messages and displaying images, so an agent can participate rather than only observe. Calendar integration with Google and Outlook handles auto-joining. The company holds ISO 27001 certification with SOC 2 Type 2 in audit, which matters because this product necessarily touches every confidential conversation a customer has.

Pricing

Usage based, no flat monthly plan

Trial only

Usage-based with no seat fee - $5 of free credit on sign-up with no credit card - meeting bots billed at $0.35 per hour, stated as roughly $0.00583 per minute - optional extras at $0.10/hour and storage at $0.05/GB/month - Google and Microsoft calendar integration included free

From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-19

Details

Data from: Website•Updated: Aug 21, 2026
transcriptionrecordingmeeting transcriptapinotes