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OpenTalk vs SecureVideo

OpenTalk

8.6#1 in secure video conferencing softwareFree plan
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SecureVideo

7.0#15 in secure video conferencing softwareFrom $25 a month
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FactOpenTalkSecureVideo
HeadquartersBerlin, GermanySan Antonio, Texas, United States
IntegrationsOpen APIs support integration with existing platforms and products, and the company identifies Keycloak as an SSO option.Its documented RESTful API supports integration with EHR, EMR, and practice management systems; the security page also says schedules can sync with Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook.
ProductOpenTalk is a browser-based video conferencing solution offered as an online service or as an installation in the customer's own data center.SecureVideo is a cloud-based, HIPAA-compliant telehealth video conferencing platform for connecting healthcare providers with patients.
Security certificationThe German BSI awarded OpenTalk its IT Security Label for video-conferencing services in July 2024.The company says it has earned HITRUST r2 certification and lists intrusion prevention and detection, system auditing, and multifactor authentication among its security measures.

OpenTalk plans

  • StarterFree
  • Standard€7.50 a month
  • Standard (monthly)$7.50 a month
  • Premium€12.50 a month
  • Premium (monthly)$12.50 a month
  • Standard€75 a year

SecureVideo plans

  • FREE 14-DAY TRIALFree
  • ESSENTIAL/VALUE$25 a month
  • UNLIMITED$50 a month
  • ENTERPRISEPriced on request

Pick OpenTalk if…

OpenTalk suits businesses, political organizations, authorities, and schools looking for browser-based conferencing. Its online and self-hosted options may suit organizations with different hosting preferences.

Pick SecureVideo if…

It suits solo practitioners, behavioral-health providers, medical practices, and health systems that need telehealth software. It also fits organizations integrating video visits with existing clinical systems.

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