Most teams have a working room embedded the same afternoon. You copy one script tag, point it at a room key, and the call surface renders inside your own page — no SDK build step and no review queue.

We count one minute for every person connected to a room, rounded to the nearest 30 seconds. Someone who joins for four and a half minutes on two devices uses nine.

On the paid tiers, yes. Wordmark, button shape, accent colour, the waiting screen and the end-of-call panel are all themeable, and there is no trace of us left in the interface.

Streams negotiate up to 1080p at 30fps and step down gracefully when a connection tightens, so a weak link drops resolution rather than freezing the whole room.

Rooms themselves are free and unmetered — open 40 or 4,000. What you pay for is time spent in them, so idle rooms sitting in your database cost nothing.