MiroTalk P2P provides open source self-hosted WebRTC video calls, allowing users to start a call from a browser without a download.
Open source
20 alternativesMiroTalk SFU
MiroTalk SFU supports self-hosted WebRTC video conferencing, offering a platform for building a video meeting service.
About MiroTalk SFU
MiroTalk SFU is a self-hosted WebRTC video conferencing platform described as powered by Mediasoup for running browser-based video meetings. Users can join by picking a room name, with options to customize rooms and schedule meetings, without download, plug-in, or login.
It includes screen sharing, webcam and audio streaming, meeting chat, file sharing, a collaborative whiteboard, recording to browser storage, RTMP streaming and broadcasting, virtual backgrounds, a REST API, and ChatGPT and AI avatar features. The site states unlimited conference rooms and users without call time limitation, and describes the project as open source under AGPLv3 with a separate commercial license offered.
Key features
- Share screen or application window in meetings
- Share files of any type with meeting participants
- Draw on shared collaborative whiteboard
- Record screen, video, and audio to browser storage
- Stream webcam, screen, or URLs via RTMP
- Integrate applications using the provided REST API
Best for: Individuals and organizations that want to self-host browser-based video meetings.
Good for
- Join meetings without download, plug-in, or login
- States unlimited rooms and users without call time limitation
- Media streams use SRTP encryption via WebRTC
MiroTalk SFU at a glance
- Website
- sfu.mirotalk.com
- Category
- Social & Communities › Messaging Apps
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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MiroTalk SFU FAQ
Is there a limit on rooms, users, or call time?
The site states unlimited conference rooms and users without call time limitation.
Where are meeting recordings saved?
Screen, video, and audio recordings are saved to browser Blob storage.
Is a commercial license available?
Yes, the project is described as AGPLv3 licensed and offers a commercial license for purchase.
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