John has upgraded and is now a Licensed user on a Pro account.He can schedule as many meetings as he wants, but can only have 1 meeting active at a time, regardless of if he is actually present in the meeting or not.John is a Basic user on his own personal free account.Usage examples of concurrent meeting limitsīelow are some examples of how many meetings can be hosted in different account and license types: Zoom mobile app for Android or iOS: Global minimum version or higher.Zoom desktop client for Windows, macOS, or Linux: Global minimum version or higher.Licensed user on a Business, Education, or Enterprise account.Prerequisites for hosting more than one meeting at the same time Users with scheduling privilege can manage and act as an alternative host for all meetings.You can't host 1 meeting and 1 webinar at the same time.You can't host multiple webinars at the same time.While these users can have 2 meetings active at the same time, by default they are unable to join multiple meetings simultaneously on the desktop client. The host can leave the meeting and pass host privileges to another user if needed. Both meetings need to be started by the original meeting host or by an alternative host. Licensed users on Business, Education, and Enterprise accounts can host up to 2 meetings at the same time. Hosting concurrent, or simultaneous, meetings means that the same user is hosting more than one meeting at the same time, and this capability depends on your account and license type.Įach Basic user and Licensed user on a Pro account is limited to hosting only 1 meeting at a time.
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