Secure, scalable voice and video call API with built-in chat and compliance—no heavy lifting required.
Add seamless voice and video calling to your platform to drive deeper user engagement. Whether connecting buyers with sellers, patients with doctors, or teammates in a remote workspace, live communication builds trust and improves satisfaction.
Our voice and video chat SDKs are designed for growth. Whether you’re a startup or an enterprise, enjoy flexible deployment options (cloud or on-premise), industry-grade security (GDPR, HIPAA compliant), and scalable architecture to support growing user bases.
Skip the hassle of building complex infrastructure from scratch. With ready-to-use voice calling SDKs and video call APIs, you can quickly launch high-quality voice and video features—saving time, reducing development costs, and getting your product to users faster.
Empower your support team with live video assistance or offer personalized consultations to boost conversions. Real-time interaction helps resolve issues faster and creates more opportunities for upselling and relationship-building.
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An API (application programming interface) facilitates the exchange of information between different applications. Video API connects your application to an entire backend platform that enables real-time video chat. In addition QuickBlox video chat SDKs support the use and integration of our video chat API to create an innovative audio and video calling solution.
Please scroll up and check out our helpful table above, «Peer-to-Peer Calling vs Video Conferencing». In a nutshell, video calling connects users directly to one another, costs less money to set up and run, and is suitable for calls for up to 4 participants. Video conferencing connects users via a dedicated media server, and for this reason costs more to set up and run, but means you can have a larger number of participants on a call as users connect to a room.
It is an open source framework originated by Google that enables Real Time communication (RTC) functionality in your web browser. WebRTC is the leading standard in video technology, it is designed with security in mind, this means you can be confident of building secure high-performance video chat applications.
Learn more here WebRTC real-time communication: what is it and how does it work? and WebRTC: Security and Encryption.
Yes, we have a video chat SDKs for Android, iOS, and web. Additionally we offer cross platform SDKs for Flutter and React Native. So whether your intended app users rely on desktops, tablets or mobile devices, we’ve got you covered!
Yes, you can add real-time chat to any of your video calling applications. We have code samples, and Chat APIs and Chat SDKs cross platform. Learn more by visiting the Chat page and developer resources to try our Chat API for free here.
Yes. With QuickBlox you are able to host our communication solutions wherever you want, in our managed public cloud, within your own cloud hosted by your preferred provider, or on your own private cloud and your own servers, on premises. Find out more about our hosting options here.
Video calling minutes using our SDKs do not come at any additional cost because they are direct peer-to-peer calls in which audio and video streams are sent directly between devices. QuickBlox’s Video chat SDKs are used for signaling only to initiate, update, and finish calls. Signaling messages are included in your monthly «Storage and traffic» limit.