Pricing
Every plan includes a 14-day free trial.
Included on every plan
For communities, friend groups, clubs, and creative teams. 50 hours/month fair use included.
Circle
Book clubs, study groups, hobby groups, casual friend groups
£6/ room / month
Up to 4 participants
Group
Gaming groups, roleplay, committees, volunteer teams, social clubs
£12/ room / month
Up to 8 participants
Club
Larger community groups, associations, members clubs
£18/ room / month
Up to 12 participants
How people use it
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A simple, private room for the small groups that matter to you.
Geoffrey's book club
three friends, one Sunday a month
Geoffrey and three friends meet on the last Sunday of every month to discuss a book. Everyone has the same link saved in their calendar. Geoffrey lets each person in from the waiting room. They switch to speaker view and take turns reading out their favourite passage. Someone shares their screen to show a timeline they sketched out. When the call ends, nothing lingers — just the next title to choose.
Amara's prayer group
a weekly hour together
Amara, Joseph, Ruth and Daniel meet every Wednesday evening from four different cities. Amara opens the room a few minutes early and admits each person from the waiting room. They share a passage of scripture in the chat, then take it in turns to lead. The room is small and private — exactly what they need.
Priya's revision group
exam prep that actually happens
Priya and two classmates meet twice a week through revision season. They share a screen to work through past papers — Priya highlights a question, another draws a diagram on their end, the third types clarifications in the chat. The link stays the same all term. Nobody ever has to ask 'where are we meeting?'
Maya's writing circle
a quiet space to share work in progress
Maya and three friends meet every other Sunday to share work in progress. Each brings 1,000 words. They take turns sharing their screen and reading aloud while the others leave gentle notes in the chat. Maya admits everyone from the waiting room, the room belongs to them for the hour, and that's the whole thing.