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North America's own professional online meeting and CRM provider

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Schools, training centres and businesses use GeeseLink for meetings and live classes. Guests open the link in their browser and join, with no app to install. They can sign in with a phone code, an email code or Google, and if the host allows it, just type a name.

Up to 10 people, up to 60 minutes a meeting, free for good.

Referral sharingComing soon

Everyone can share the meeting, and you know who brought whom

Every link and poster a guest shares carries their own code.

  • Whoever brings someone gets the credit
  • The people they bring can share onward, and every step is recorded
  • Hosts see who brought whom
  • No commissions or payouts: it records where people came from, nothing more

Share postersComing soon

One poster per person, with their own QR code

The host and every guest can make their own poster.

  • Three layouts to choose from
  • Their name and their own QR code: whoever scans it is credited to them
  • Save it, share it, or long-press to forward it in WeChat

Customer CRMComing soon

Your guests go straight into your customer list

No copying names into a spreadsheet after the call. By the time it ends, your new customers are already on the list, and you know who should follow up.

  • A guest who verifies a phone, an email or Google goes straight into the customer list
  • Existing customers aren't duplicated: the meeting adds a line to their follow-up record
  • The rep is alerted: “Wang Xiaoming joined Spring Open Day through your poster and stayed 42 minutes”
  • Managers filter customers by meeting: which session brought in whom

Promo films before and afterComing soon

Your promo film plays before the meeting and after it

The host sets a promo video.

  • Before the start: guests watch it while they wait
  • After the end: it plays again before they leave

What works today

Everything below is live, except what is marked coming soon. Recording and the whiteboard are still being built, and they won't be listed as features until they work.

Customers and growth

  • Referral sharingComing soonEvery guest can share the invitation, and each link or poster carries its own code: whoever brings someone gets the credit, and the people they bring can share onward. Hosts see who brought whom. No commissions or payouts.
  • Share postersComing soonOne poster per person, the host's or a guest's, in three layouts, with their name and their own QR code. Save it, share it, or long-press to forward it in WeChat.
  • Customer CRMComing soonA guest who verifies a phone, an email or Google goes straight into your customer list. An existing customer isn't duplicated: their follow-up record gets a new line. The rep is alerted, and managers can filter customers by meeting.
  • Promo films before and afterComing soonThe host sets a promo video. It plays while guests wait for the start, and again after it ends.

Guests: open the link and join

  • No app to installMeetings run on geeselink.com in the browser: nothing to download, install or update.
  • Four ways inA phone code, an email code, Google, or, if the host allows it, just a name.
  • Works in every browser and in WeChatChrome, Safari or Edge on a computer, phone or tablet, or inside WeChat: tap the link and you're in the meeting.
  • Your name on the join pageWhen students open the link, the first thing they see is your school's name and logo.

Hosts: keep the class in order

  • Waiting roomStudents wait in the waiting room until the host has seen their names and lets them in.
  • Hands-up queueRaised hands line up in order, so you can see at a glance who was first.
  • Co-hosts, and handing overAsk another teacher to co-host and run the class with you. If you have to leave early, hand over to them and the class carries on.
  • Mute, lock, remove, banIf someone disrupts the class, mute them, remove them, or stop them from coming back. Once everyone is in, lock the room.
  • A size limit you set each timeSet one limit for a big lecture and another for a small group, as each one needs.
  • You decide how the count showsHide the number of people online. For a live class, you can also set a base number, and the count shown starts from it.

Screen sharing

  • Share a screen, a window or a tabOn a computer, share the whole screen, one window, or a single browser tab.
  • Phones can watchStudents who join on a phone see the shared screen too.

Scheduling, invites and the end of class

  • A Personal ID that never changesEvery host has one fixed Personal ID. Put it on the timetable, post it in the group chat, and never change it again.
  • Schedule once, repeat weeklyA class every Tuesday at 7 PM is scheduled once. Custom repeat rules work too.
  • Invite link and QR codeEvery session gets a link and a QR code. Change the QR code's style and download it as PNG, SVG or PDF for your slides or to print.
  • The closing page shows the next classWhen it ends, students see a closing page with the date and time of the next class.

Privacy

  • End-to-end encrypted chatComing soonMessages between participants are encrypted end to end: only the people in the room can read them, and GeeseLink's servers can't.
  • Traceless meetingsComing soonWhen the host makes a session traceless, GeeseLink keeps nothing about who came, from where, or on what device, and it can't be recorded.
Still being builtRecording, a whiteboard, background effects. Each one is listed here once it ships.

Why GeeseLink

Meetings and classes that run smoothly, and customers you keep after the call ends.

  • Pay by the hour, not per seat per month

    Up to 10 people, up to 60 minutes a meeting, free for good. Beyond that you pay per meeting by length and size, from CA$1 per hour for 20 seats, with no subscription. Organisations that meet often can pay by the year, from CA$190 a year.

  • A complete English and Chinese interface

    Every button, prompt, email and join page comes in English and Chinese, and you can switch at any time. Guests understand it whichever language they read.

  • 150 viewers in one room, tested

    We have tested 150 people watching at once in a single room. Each session can also have its own size limit.

See everything GeeseLink does well

Pricing: free, by the hour, or by the year

Up to 10 people, up to 60 minutes a meeting, free for good. Occasional meetings are paid by the hour, with no monthly fee; organisations that meet often can pay by the year. All prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD).

  • Meeting

    Classes and meetings with more people, or that run longer

    FromCA$1/ hour

    20 seats

    • Pay per meeting, by length and size
    • No subscription: no meetings, no charge
    • For meetings over 10 people or 60 minutes
  • Webinar

    Opening soon

    Talks, open classes, launches

    CA$10/ hour

    100 seats

    • The audience sees only the host
    • 100 seats per webinar

    Webinar mode is still being built. This card will say so when it opens.

Yearly plans for organisations

Organisations that meet and teach often can pay by the year, at a fixed price. Every tier includes every feature listed on this site; tiers differ only in storage, traffic and staff accounts.

  • Basic

    CA$190/ year

    Storage
    220 GB
    For recordings; recording is coming soon
    Traffic
    11,000 GB
    Staff accounts
    2
  • Pro

    CA$990/ year

    Storage
    440 GB
    For recordings; recording is coming soon
    Traffic
    22,000 GB
    Staff accounts
    4
  • Flagship

    CA$1,990/ year

    Storage
    1,100 GB
    For recordings; recording is coming soon
    Traffic
    55,000 GB
    Staff accounts
    11

Staff accounts are the people who manage your organisation's meetings, not the people in a meeting.

Pricing details and questions

Questions

Do guests need to install anything?
No. They open the link in a browser on a computer or a phone. They can sign in with a phone code, an email code or Google, and if the host allows it, just type a name.
What are the limits of the free plan?
Up to 10 people, up to 60 minutes a meeting, free for good. No card needed, and it isn't a trial.
What happens when a free meeting reaches 60 minutes?
A free meeting ends at 60 minutes. The host can start another one.
What does a meeting over 10 people or 60 minutes cost?
You pay per meeting by its length and size, from CA$1 per hour for 20 seats, with no subscription. All prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD).
Should we pay by the year or by the hour?
Organisations that meet and teach often take a yearly plan, from CA$190 a year; every tier has every feature and differs only in storage, traffic and staff accounts. Occasional meetings pay by the hour, from CA$1 per hour for 20 seats. Meetings of up to 10 people and 60 minutes are always free.
Will our guests go into our customer list?
Customer CRM is coming soon. Once it ships, a guest who verifies a phone, an email or Google goes straight into your customer list, and existing customers aren't duplicated.
Can I record a meeting?
Not yet. Recording is being built, and the features list will say so once it works.
Can students join from WeChat?
Yes. Tap the meeting link in WeChat and the meeting opens. They sign in with a phone code, an email code or Google, or, if the host allows it, just type a name.
Can I share my screen from a phone?
A phone can watch a shared screen but can't share its own yet. To share, use a computer: the whole screen, one window, or a single browser tab.
Is the interface in English?
Yes. The interface is complete in English and in Chinese, and you can switch at any time.
How many people can join one room?
We have tested 150 people watching at once in one room. You can also set a size limit for each session.
When can I use webinars?
They are still being built. Once open, a webinar has 100 seats for CA$10 per hour, and the audience sees only the host.

Try a free meeting first

Up to 10 people, up to 60 minutes a meeting, free for good.