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Jitsi
Open source for video meetings that can be run on your own EU servers, with full control over data. However, the public service meet.jit.si is run by American 8x8 without GDPR terms.
Best for: You who want video meetings on your own terms.
Spanish video meeting tool that runs in the browser and can be embedded in your own apps via API; all operations are within the EU. The catch: the strength lies in embedding for developers, less as a standalone meeting service.
Best for: Companies that want to embed GDPR-safe video meetings into their own website or app.
Norwegian video-meeting tool that runs directly in the browser. No installations, GDPR-friendly.
Best for: Simple video meetings without hassle.
Swedish cloud PBX with built-in video meetings, chat and telephony where data is stored in Sweden. The catch: video is part of a larger telephony solution, not a standalone meeting service.
Best for: Swedish companies that want to gather telephony, chat and video meetings in a fully Swedish platform.
French browser-based tool for webinars and meetings with EU operations and ISO 27001. The catch: priced per active attendee (Pro from 2.50 euros, approx. 28 SEK, per attendee credit) and the free tier has been removed, only a free trial remains.
Best for: Marketing and sales teams that run webinars and customer events.
French video conferencing tool with truly multipoint-encrypted meetings; the only one certified by ANSSI. The catch: price is by quote and the interface is stiffer than consumer tools.
Best for: Organizations with high confidentiality requirements, e.g. legal, healthcare, or public sector.
Video meetings are the easiest swap of all: there is rarely data to migrate. Update meeting booking links and go.
Remember: the Data Act gives you a legal right to get your data out and switch cloud services, with a maximum 2-month notice period.
Jitsi Meet is controlled from a country outside the EU. For non-sensitive use this is rarely a problem, but for customer data, personal data or the public sector a Swedish or European vendor means simpler GDPR work and no CLOUD Act exposure through ownership.
Yes, 1 of the alternatives below are Swedish. The rest are EU/EEA-based.
It depends on your needs. We rank them by our overall score below. Some match Jitsi Meet feature for feature, others trade depth for data sovereignty. Read each review.
Ratings and labels are based on our verified data, see How we review. Some links are affiliate links; that never affects ranking.
