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Private Discuss

France
Uses renewable energy
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Private Discuss

Private Discuss is a team communication service from France with a stron focus on audio/video conferences. They also offer instant messaging and apps for all major platforms.

Pricing

Private Discuss offers a generous free plan. The first paid plan starts at 12.5€/month.

Read more on the pricing page of the service.

Hosting

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Sustainability

Private Discuss is hosted with renewable energy and they also plant a tree for each new user.

Read more on the sustainability page of the service.

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