Video Conferencing
2 EU-headquartered video conferencing companies on EU Alts — including Livestorm and Whereby. Every listed provider is founded or based in Europe; each listing page records its ownership and hosting so you can judge US CLOUD Act exposure.
Livestorm✓ Verified by EU AltsBrowser-based webinar and virtual event platform — a French alternative to Zoom Webinars.
Whereby✓ Verified by EU AltsBrowser-based video meetings with no downloads required — a Norwegian alternative to Zoom.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best EU-built Video Conferencing tools?
EU Alts lists 2 EU-headquartered Video Conferencing companies — including Livestorm and Whereby. All are founded or based in Europe (from France and Norway), giving you European alternatives to US Video Conferencing software; each listing records its own ownership and hosting.
Which Video Conferencing startups should I shortlist first?
Three picks worth shortlisting first: Livestorm (France) — Browser-based webinar and virtual event platform — a French alternative to Zoom Webinars.; Whereby (Norway) — Browser-based video meetings with no downloads required — a Norwegian alternative to Zoom..
Are Video Conferencing tools from EU companies GDPR-compliant?
EU-headquartered Video Conferencing providers are subject to the GDPR by default. The Video Conferencing startups on this page are based from France and Norway; whether a given company is outside the US CLOUD Act depends on its ownership and hosting, which EU Alts checks per listing.
How do I switch to a GDPR-compliant Video Conferencing alternative?
Start by identifying which EU-based Video Conferencing tools match your feature requirements from the list above. Most EU providers offer free trials and data migration guides to help you move from US-based incumbents. For a Video Conferencing switch specifically, check what data export formats your current tool supports and whether the EU alternative offers an importer.