Join.me packs the bang in the buck.
September 14, 2019
Join.me packs the bang in the buck.

Score 8 out of 10
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Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Join.me
Our company use Join.me for many things. Join.me is used by our sales team for one-on-one product demos and sales. Our marketing department uses it for webinars (I think the limit is 50 people before you upgrade to the next tier). Customer care uses Join.me to provide professional development and one-on-one training.
Pros
- Users don't need to install software to join a meeting. This is a tremendous asset. We are able to just send a link to a customer and they can click to join.
- Join.me can record a video of the meeting.
- Excellent control over the group. You mute individuals or the whole group and share the presenter role quickly.
Cons
- Lags *IF* the guest has a poor internet connection and you are doing audio + screen share through the computer. If you do audio via the phone then it's not an issue. By "lag" I meant that when you show a slide, the guest may be seeing the prior slide for a few seconds.
- Lags when you have a large audience. Once I ran a webinar with 200+ people join and once I got past 75 guests people were not able to connect to me anymore.
- From a sales perspective it's not good to do mass webinars because users don't need to identify themselves when they log in. They can just be "user 7". In a one-to-one meeting that's fine and our company has found ways around the webinar situation but you really don't know which users attended the meeting or not unless they enter their real name.
- GoToMeeting and Zoom
I choose Join.me over Zoom and GoToMeeting for two reasons:
- Join.me is way less than GoToMeeting
- Join.me is about the same price as Zoom but Join.me doesn't require any software to be downloaded by the client so I can literally just give them a url and they are ready to join.
Do you think Join.me (discontinued) delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Join.me (discontinued)'s feature set?
Yes
Did Join.me (discontinued) live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Join.me (discontinued) go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Join.me (discontinued) again?
Yes
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