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One link.
Everyone’s in.

Secure video meetings for your whole company. No downloads, no plugins, no dial-in codes to read out loud.

A laptop on a desk showing a grid of colleagues on a Glamy video call, lit by a warm desk lamp.

Fits the stack your company already runs.

From nothing to a live room, in one click.

No scheduling wizard. No conference bridge. Nobody spending the first four minutes asking who just joined.

  1. Open a room

    One button gives you a permanent link. Name it after the team, the customer, or nothing at all.

  2. Send the link

    Calendar invite, Slack thread, text message. Wherever the people you need already are.

  3. They walk in

    Guests join in the browser that is already open. No account, no install, no waiting on an admin to approve them.

Everything IT asks for before they say yes.

A dark cast-concrete stairwell lit from below, standing in for a private entrance.

Your domain, your front door

Run it at meet.yourcompany.com with your own logo on the lobby. Guests never land on somebody else’s brand to talk to you.

Single sign-on

SAML and SCIM. People join as themselves, and the ones who leave lose access the day they leave.

Encrypted end to end

One-to-one and small group calls are sealed in the browser. We carry the packets. We cannot read what is inside them.

Recordings you actually own

Written to the region you choose, exported straight to your own bucket, and deleted on your own schedule instead of ours.

eu-west    us-east    sa-east

Controls that work mid-call

Lock the room, mute the room, remove a guest, hand over the host seat, and pull a record of exactly who joined and when. All of it from inside the call, while it is still happening.

Fibre patch cabling running through a dark server cabinet.

Your meetings live where you say they live.

Glamy is plain WebRTC with nothing strange underneath it. Media is relayed, not warehoused. The metadata that is left is yours to export and yours to erase.

Regional media
Pin call traffic to the EU, the US or South America and keep it there.
Retention you set
Decide how long recordings and logs survive, then stop thinking about it.
Audit trail
Every join, leave, mute and removal, streamed to the SIEM you already pay for.
Never training data
Your calls do not train a model. Not today, and not quietly in a later release.

Three plans. Two of them need nothing from a salesperson.

Starter

For small teams and first meetings.

$0

forever

  • Up to 25 people in a room
  • 60-minute group meetings
  • Unlimited one-to-one calls
  • Browser only, nothing to install
Start a meeting

Business

Most teams

For companies that run on meetings.

$8

per user / month, billed yearly

  • Up to 150 people in a room
  • 24-hour meetings
  • Cloud recording and transcripts
  • Admin console and usage reporting
  • Priority support
Start a meeting

Enterprise

For security reviews and procurement.

Custom

scoped with you

  • Everything in Business
  • SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning
  • Custom domain and branded lobby
  • Regional data residency
  • Audit log export and an SLA
Talk to sales

Questions that come up.

Do guests need an account?

No. Anyone holding the link joins from their browser. Accounts exist for the people who host, bill and administer, not for the people they invite.

Which browsers work?

Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox, on desktop and on mobile. There is nothing to install and nothing to keep updated.

Where is the media processed?

In the region you choose. On Business it follows the participants for the shortest path. On Enterprise you pin it to one region and it stays there.

Can we run it inside our own network?

Enterprise customers can host the media layer in their own VPC. Write to sales and we will scope the deployment with your infrastructure team.

What happens to recordings?

They land in your storage on your retention schedule. When you delete one it is gone, including from our backups, within 30 days.

How many people fit in one room?

25 on Starter and 150 on Business. Enterprise rooms go further once we have sized the event with you.

Four colleagues around a table with open laptops, one of them on a call.

Your next meeting can start right now.

No card. No install. No setup call before you can try it.