MeetStream

What is MeetStream?

MeetStream is a meeting bot API for developers building AI products around calls. One request sends a bot into Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams to record, transcribe, and stream the conversation. You get per-participant audio and video, live speaker-labeled transcripts, and metadata without building separate integrations for each platform.

Top Features:

• One API: write the integration once for Zoom, Meet, and Teams calls.
• Live transcripts: speaker labels come from the platform, so crosstalk stays accurate.
• Raw media: per-participant audio and video stream over WebSocket at about 200ms.

Use Cases:

• AI notetakers: build products that join calls, capture transcripts, and write summaries.
• Sales tools: record customer calls and push meeting data into HubSpot or Salesforce.
• Voice agents: place an agent in a meeting that listens, speaks, and chats.

Who Can Use MeetStream?

• AI startups: ship meeting features in days instead of weeks of integration work.
• SaaS teams: add recording and transcription to existing apps with a few API calls.
• Enterprise developers: capture meetings under ISO 27001 controls with encryption and GDPR compliance.

Pricing

• Meeting Bot API ($0.35 per hour): recording, live streams, and 30 days of storage, plus $5 starter credit.
• With Transcription ($0.45 per hour): an all-in rate for bot time and transcripts, cheaper at volume.
• MIA Voice Agents (contact sales): a managed voice stack for agents that join and speak in meetings.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Pay as you go: no seat licenses, minimums, or platform fees, just hourly usage.
• Accurate speakers: per-participant audio tracks avoid the usual guesswork of diarization models.
• Agent tooling: an MCP server, CLI, and Claude skill let agents create bots.

Cons:

• Developer only: there is no ready-made app, so coding skills are required.
• Usage costs: heavy recording volume can add up without a fixed monthly cap.
• Audit pending: the SOC 2 Type 2 audit is still in progress.

FAQs:

1) Which platforms are supported?

Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, all through one API.

2) How much does it cost?

Bot time starts at 35 cents per hour, or 45 cents with transcripts.

3) Is there a free option?

New accounts get five dollars of free credit with no card required.

4) Can bots auto-join meetings?

Yes, calendar sync lets bots join meetings from Google and Outlook calendars.

5) How long are recordings kept?

MP4 recordings stay available for 30 days at no extra cost.