Keep Google Meet for…
- Internal team calls and quick check-ins.
- Meetings that start from a Calendar invite and live next to your Docs.
- Anything where nobody needs to buy, book or sign.
R-Link vs. Google Meet
Google Meet runs your team.
R-Link runs your sales events.
If your company lives in Gmail, Docs and Calendar, Meet is already there and it’s good at internal calls. When the meeting is a pitch, a webinar or a launch, R-Link puts the offer, the checkout and the sign-up on screen.
Side by side
What Google Meet does, and what R-Link adds.
| Google Meet | R-Link Business | |
|---|---|---|
| HD meetings with screen share | ✓ | ✓ |
| Recording | On Business Standard and up | ✓ |
| Polls and Q&A | On most paid plans | ✓ |
| Breakout rooms | On Business Standard and up | ✓ |
| Clickable offer or CTA button on screen | Not built in. Hosts paste links in chat | ✓ |
| Checkout on screen, pay without leaving | ✕ | ✓ |
| Lead capture inside the session | ✕ | ✓ |
| QR codes, product cards, auctions and contracts | ✕ | ✓ |
| Teleprompter only the host sees | ✕ | ✓ |
| Comes with | Gmail, Docs, Drive and Calendar | Built for live events that sell |
| How you pay | Per user, as part of Google Workspace | Per account. Business runs five rooms at once, $10 a room |
Google Meet details come from its own website and help center, checked October 2026. Features change, so check Google’s site for the latest. R-Link details are for the Business plan. See plans.
The same pitch, two ways
Links in chat vs. checkout on screen.
Chat
Dana (Host)Grab the program here 👉 bit.ly/closing-offer
MarcusLove this!! 🔥
PriyaWait, what was the price?
LindaWhere’s the link?
Sam🔥🔥🔥
TeresaCan you drop the link again?
Dana (Host)Reposting 👉 bit.ly/closing-offer
JordanIt opened a new tab and I lost the stream 😩
AlexWhere’s the link??
MarcusI’ll check it out later
Event ended
- Day 1Follow-up email: “Here’s that link again!”
- Day 3Opened. Didn’t click.
- Day 7“Let me think about it.”
Sold during the event$0
No way to sell on screen. The link gets buried, the event ends, and the sale moves to your inbox.
Sold during the event$0
One click puts checkout on screen. They buy while you're still talking.
An honest take
Which one is right for you?
Choose R-Link if…
- Discovery sessions, webinars and launches that end with an offer.
- You want polls, sign-ups and checkout in the same room.
- You want to stream the same event to YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn.
- You want your offer on screen, not buried in chat.
“To me, it is the best conversion platform. To be able to scroll and click on a link while a presenter is still presenting, is remarkable.”
“I love that I can drop clickable links during meetings where people can visit my site or make a purchase while we’re still talking.”
Questions
Using R-Link alongside Google Meet.
Do I have to stop using Google Meet?
No. Most teams keep Google Workspace for email, docs and internal calls, and use R-Link for the events where they sell, teach or raise money.
Do guests need a Google account?
Not for R-Link. Guests open your room link in their browser, type a display name and join.
Is R-Link cheaper than Google Meet?
Not if you only need internal calls: Meet is bundled with Google Workspace. R-Link is priced for selling live. Business is $50 a month for five rooms running at once, with webinars up to 1,000 attendees, live streaming and every element.
More comparisons
See how R-Link stacks up.
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Put your offer on screen.
Pick a plan and run your next event in a room built to sell.
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