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MeetStream vs MeetingBaaS

MeetStream is the meeting bot API with a voice agent runtime built in. Bot infrastructure is $0.35 an hour.

MeetingBaaS sells tokens in monthly packs. The one they publish is $1,500 a month, or about $0.35 a recording hour.

$0.35Bot infrastructure, per hour
$0.45All in, with transcription
$0.25At volume, and for startups
30 daysStorage inside the rate
ISO 27001GDPRZoom, Google Meet, TeamsAPI key in a minuteNo sales call
Voice agentsThe bot speaks in the roomAgent toolingMCP server, CLI, skillReal-time audioRoughly 200 ms behindYour own bucketFrom the first byteOne flat rate$0.45 an hour, all inSelf-serve keyUnder a minute, no call
The argument below, in six parts.
Pricing

What an hour of meeting bot costs

One flat rate against a token ledger. The unit you buy is what to compare first.

MeetStream$0.45 an hour, all inBot hourTranscription30 days storageMeetingBaaS, publishedTokens, bought in packsToken packExtra for engines3 to 30 days
Their published model, checked 4 September 2026.
MeetStreamMeetingBaaS
What you buyAn hourA token, from a monthly pack
Bot infrastructure, per hour$0.35About $0.35 inside their $1,500 pack
All in, with transcription$0.45Extra tokens for other engines
Storage30 days included3 to 30 days, by plan

Ours from the pricing page. Theirs checked on their published pages on 4 September 2026.

That pack covers 4,250 hours a month. Below that, you pay for hours you never run.

Voice first

A bot that speaks in the meeting

MeetStream ships an in-meeting voice agent runtime. The bot hears every speaker, reasons, and answers out loud.

Hears each speakerPer-participant audioReasonsRealtime or pipeline modeCalls your toolsMCP servers, HTTPSSpeaks in the roomOr posts to chat
One agent, on the same bot that records.

Wake words, interruptions and an avatar are settings, not a build. It runs on the bot that records. See voice agents.

Wake wordsSay it, it wakes upInterruptionsBarge in, it stopsEcho controlIt ignores itselfAvatarA face on the tile
Turn taking is a setting, not a build.
Agent first

Built for agents to build with

One request puts a bot in the call. Media, transcripts and events come back on a webhook you name.

One requestA meeting linkA bot joinsZoom, Meet, TeamsLive audioRoughly 200 msYour appMedia, text, events
One call out, artefacts back on your webhook.

Live audio arrives about 200 milliseconds behind the room. See real-time audio.

MCP serverTools for any MCP clientCommand lineBots from a terminalClaude skillInstalled as a plugin
Built so an agent can build with it.

An MCP server, a command line tool and a Claude skill ship with it. See developers.

Startup friendly

Priced for a team that is still building

$5 of free credit, a key in under a minute, no sales call and no pack to buy first.

$5 of creditEnough for a real testA key in a minuteSelf serve, no callNo commitmentPay for hours you run
What it takes to get the first bot in a room.
MeetStreamMeetingBaaS
100 bot-hours a month$45$1,500 pack
500 bot-hours a month$225$1,500 pack
1,000 bot-hours a month$450$1,500 pack

Ours at $0.45 all in. Theirs is the one pack they price publicly, so ask about smaller plans.

Support

The engineers who build it answer you

Teams on MeetStream get a shared Slack channel with our engineers in it. A webhook question reaches its author.

A shared channelNot a ticket queueThe engineersThe people who ship itNo sales gateKey first, talk later
Who answers when something breaks at 2am.

No support tier to buy, and no gate in front of it. Start on free credit and scale from there.

Storage

Your recordings, in your bucket

Thirty days of storage sit inside the rate. Point us at your own bucket and artefacts land there.

30 days freeInside the rateYour bucketS3 compatibleWrite onlyWe never read itDelete by APIAny time you like
Where the recording lives is your decision.

Write-only mode means we never read it back. Deletion is self-serve. Setup is on the S3 storage page.

The comparison, row by row

Their figures are the ones they publish, checked on their published pages on 4 September 2026. Not published means we could not find it.

Voice and agents in the meeting

MeetStreamMeetingBaaS
In-meeting voice agent runtimeYes
On the bot that records
Not published
Wake words and interruption handlingYes
Barge-in and echo control, per voice agents
Not published
Avatar on the bot video tileYes
Lip-synced, all three platforms
Not published
Tool calls from inside the meetingYes
MCP servers and your functions
Not published
MCP server, CLI and agent skillsYes
On the developers page
Not published

Real time, recording and transcription

MeetStreamMeetingBaaS
Zoom, Google Meet and Teams botsYesYes
Real-time audio to your serverYes
About 200 ms, per the real-time page
Yes
Live audio over a socket
Per-participant audio and video streamsYes
All three platforms
Not published
Transcription engine choice per requestYes
Six engines, per request
Limited
Gladia by default; others cost tokens
Participant events and chatYesYes

Price, storage and control

MeetStreamMeetingBaaS
Volume and startup rateYes
Toward $0.25, no application
Limited
Their $1,500 pack
Storage includedYes
30 days
Limited
3 to 30 days, by plan
Your own bucket, from the first byteYes
S3 and S3-compatible, write-only
Limited
Offered; the first-byte detail is not
ISO 27001Yes
On our security page
Not published

Certifications move faster than a page like this, so they live on the security page.

Quickstart

The integration, one request

One request, on any of the three platforms. It takes a meeting link and a webhook.

Examplebash
curl -X POST https://api.meetstream.ai/api/v1/bots/create_bot \
  -H "Authorization: Token $MEETSTREAM_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "meeting_link": "https://zoom.us/j/74648392", "bot_name": "Acme Notetaker",
        "recording_config": {"transcript": {"provider": {"meetstream": {}}}},
        "webhook_url": "https://your-app.example.com/meetstream" }'
Run bothTwo bots in one meetingCompareArtefacts and speakersMove the webhookOne field, one deploy
A cutover you can run inside a week.

Run both for a week, compare the artefacts, then move the webhook.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is MeetStream cheaper than MeetingBaaS?

At list, yes at most volumes. Ours is $0.45 an hour all in, from the first hour, with 30 days of storage.

Their published pack is $1,500 a month for 4,250 recording hours. Below that volume you pay for hours you never run.

Does MeetingBaaS offer per-participant audio?

Not on their published pages. MeetStream gives you a separate audio and video stream for every participant, on all three platforms.

What transcription engines does each support?

MeetStream picks among six engines per request, and your own provider key waives the add-on.

Their published pricing puts Gladia in by default, with other engines costing extra tokens.

How do retention models compare?

MeetStream keeps 30 days, deletable by API, or writes into your own bucket.

Their published pricing sets retention from 3 to 30 days, by plan.

How many bots can run at once?

MeetStream sets no cap on concurrent bots, and there is no queue to buy your way out of. Tell us your volume and we will size it with you.

Can a MeetStream bot speak in the meeting?

Yes. A voice agent runs on the same bot that records. It hears each speaker, calls your tools and answers out loud.

Wake words, interruptions and an avatar are settings, described on the voice agents page.

Where can I read MeetStream security detail?

On the security page: ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type 2 audit status, GDPR and the data residency options, kept current there.

How long can a bot record?

Four hours by default, five via the API, which covers full-day sessions.

Can I try it without a call?

Yes: $5 of free credit, self-serve API keys, no sales call between you and the first bot.

How current are these numbers?

Every MeetingBaaS figure here was read on their own published pages and checked 4 September 2026.

Tell us what changed and it gets fixed the same week.

Run the comparison yourself

$5 of free credit, a key in under a minute, and every figure above read off a published page.