LoopUp Remote Meetings

Overview

LoopUp Remote Meetings is a business meeting service that pairs phone audio with web conferencing. It is best suited to teams that need phone-based guest access alongside screen sharing, video and meeting controls. The free tier works for small domestic calls, while broader phone access and larger meetings require a paid plan.

Key features

Guests can join through an invite link without downloading software, and LoopUp can call them on a phone of their choice. This is useful when attendees should not have to install an app or navigate dial-in details, though the free plan limits that convenience to domestic dial-out. Hosts can share a screen with one click, see attendees and speakers, add late joiners, mute background noise, and manage video and screen sharing. Those controls suit meetings that need an active host; they are more than a bare audio bridge requires.

LoopUp also supports video and call recording, with recordings downloadable after a call. An Outlook add-in and LinkedIn profile integration connect meetings with common work and attendee workflows. For organizations managing access, SAML-based SSO integrations include Okta, OneLogin, Ping Identity, AD FS, and Centrify. Enterprise adds account administration, centralized billing and usage data, reporting, and custom branding.

Pricing

LoopUp has a free plan and paid plans from $15 a month. The Free Plan costs nothing and supports up to 10 participants in the US, UK, France, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Ireland, and Netherlands. Participants can join only through domestic phone dial-out: there are no dial-in numbers, and international phones are not supported. It is a reasonable fit for small domestic meetings where hosts can call attendees, but not for groups that need participants to dial in themselves.

The Business Plan costs $15 a month and raises the cap to 20 participants. It adds domestic dial-in and international Pay As You Go access, making it the more practical choice for regular meetings with participants joining from different places or by calling in. It is available in the same eight countries as the Free Plan, so it is not a universal answer for teams based elsewhere.

The Enterprise Plan has custom pricing, billed Pay As You Go or Licence Based. Pricing depends on usage or licence count, expected usage, and contract length. It supports up to 150 participants and international dial-in and dial-out to 170+ countries. Its administration and support provisions are aimed at large organizations: Enterprise includes centralized user provisioning, management and invoicing, as well as 24/7 follow-the-sun customer support. Free and Business plans include 24/7 email or phone support. Calls larger than 150 guests are directed to LoopUp's Event Calls offering.

Platforms

LoopUp Remote Meetings is available on Android, iOS, and the web. Mobile apps make it an option for attendees joining on phones, while browser access supports guests who do not want to download software.

Who it's for

Choose LoopUp if business meetings need phone audio alongside web features, and hosts benefit from attendee controls, recordings, or managed access. The free plan is narrow but useful for small domestic calls; Business is better when dial-in or international Pay As You Go access matters. Large organizations that need centralized provisioning and invoicing are the clearest fit for Enterprise. Look elsewhere if the free-plan dial-out restriction or the 10-person free cap does not fit your meetings.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Guests can join through an invite link without downloading software, and hosts can call them on a chosen phone, reducing setup friction for occasional attendees.
• Pro: Screen sharing, video, downloadable recordings, and host controls make the service more capable than a phone-only conference bridge.
• Pro: Enterprise combines international access across 170+ countries with centralized administration, billing, reporting, and custom branding.
• Con: Free participants cannot dial in or join from international phones, limiting the free tier to domestic dial-out meetings.
• Con: Business is capped at 20 participants; calls over 150 require LoopUp's separate Event Calls offering.

Alternatives

Browse audio conferencing software to compare services by category. Choose FreeConference.com if its free plan's allowance of up to 100 call participants and unlimited local-number calls better suits larger audio calls; it caps web participants at five. TurboBridge uses per-minute caller charges rather than a monthly fee on its Value plan, a different fit for usage-billed calling. Conference NOW offers a free plan for 10 callers with unlimited conferences and duration, and a free trial for readers comparing those terms. WHYPAY? has a web-based free plan for one organiser and up to 50 participants per room. FreeConferenceCall.com offers a free plan with a stated 1,000-participant allowance. Vast Conference is a paid option with a free trial and a Pay As You Go plan billed per minute per caller, with no monthly minimums and up to 500 participants. GoTo OpenVoice is another paid option with a free trial and toll and toll-free numbers in over 50 countries. grptalk offers customized paid conferencing plans based on participants per call, calls per month, and minutes per call.

Verdict

LoopUp is a sound choice for organizations that want phone access integrated with web meetings, especially when host controls, recordings, or enterprise administration matter. The main reason to choose it is the combination of guest phone access and meeting features; look elsewhere if you need a generous free dial-in service or meetings beyond its 150-guest ceiling without moving to a separate offering.