VIDEO CONFERENCING SOLUTIONS
A video conferencing room uses a certified camera, microphones, speakers and a touch console to join Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet or Webex calls in one touch. Installed, a huddle room typically costs £3,000 to £8,000, a meeting room £8,000 to £20,000 and a boardroom £25,000 to £60,000+.
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Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, Google Meet or Webex?
Pick the platform your people already use every day; the room should match it. Most organisations standardise on one native platform and use direct guest join for the others.
| Platform | Best for | Typical certified hardware | Room licence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Teams Rooms | Microsoft 365 organisations; the most common choice in UK offices | Logitech, Poly, Yealink, Neat, Lenovo, Crestron | Basic free for up to 25 rooms; Pro about £36 per room per month |
| Zoom Rooms | Zoom-first businesses and mixed-platform clients | Logitech, Poly, Yealink, Neat | About £45 per room per month |
| Google Meet hardware | Google Workspace organisations and schools | Logitech, Poly and Google Series One | £200 per device per year |
| Cisco Webex Rooms | Cisco estates, contact centres and regulated sectors | Cisco Room Bar, Room Kit and Board | Set by your Cisco agreement; confirmed at survey |
| Bring your own device | Ad-hoc spaces and guests on any platform | USB camera bar or speakerphone with a display | None; users join from their own laptop |
Ballpark your video conferencing rooms
Enter how many rooms of each size you need. A free site survey turns this into a fixed price.
4 rooms, supplied and installed
£22,000 to £56,000
plus about £144 a month for Teams Rooms Pro licences
Excludes support contracts and building works. Larger rollouts are phased in waves to keep rooms in use.
Choosing a video conferencing installer: what good looks like
- Platform-neutral advice. A recommendation based on the platform your people already use, not the one the supplier resells.
- Certified hardware only. Devices on the Microsoft, Zoom, Google or Cisco certified lists, so firmware and support are guaranteed.
- A site survey before the quote. Room size, back-row distance, acoustics and network checked in person, because they decide the camera and microphones.
- Interoperability planned. Direct guest join or interop gateways set up so your rooms can join clients' Teams, Zoom and Webex calls.
- Information security taken seriously. ISO 27001 certification and a clear plan for resource accounts, firmware and network access.
- A written support SLA. Remote monitoring and an on-site response time for critical faults (4 hours is a sensible bar).
See our accreditations or compare Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms in more detail.
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