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COMPARISON

Agora vs Jitsi

How do Agora and Jitsi compare? And what does Dyte Video SDK offer?

Overview

Agora and Jitsi are the two most popular video SDKs. Agora is preferred for its reliable product support and higher-quality video, while Jitsi offers an open-source solution with a ton of UI customization. 

Both need you to have an enterprise-class development team, offer inferior support, and are hard to integrate.

Dyte changes that. Dyte is a modern live video SDK that enables developers to add live video, audio calls, streaming, and collaborative features to their applications with ease.

We thoroughly evaluate the advantages and disadvantages by pitting Agora vs Jitsi. Let's begin..

LIVE VIDEO SERVICES

So what are these?

What is Agora?

Agora Live Video SDK simplifies adding live video calls and streams to applications.With its low-level features, the SDK enables enterprise development teams to craft unique solutions and control every aspect of their live experience.

What is Jitsi?

Jitsi is a free, open-source platform that makes video conferencing easy. It requires no downloads or plugins and is a great choice for those looking to get their hands dirty with live video but don’t want to invest too much.

Comparing the Sdks

Agora vs Jitsi vs Dyte

Our feature-to-feature comparison chart makes it easy to see why Dyte is a clear choice.

Ease of development
Requires high coding effort
Easy integration with open APIs
Requires high coding effort
UI Support
Limited UI Support
Highly customizable UI Kit
No UI support
SDK Overhead
Multiple SDKs for calling, streaming, and more
A single SDK that supports everything
Multiple SDKs for calling, streaming and more
Roles/Permissions
Limited to host & participant roles
Create custom roles that are specific to your use-case
Limited to host & participant roles
Plugins
Only Whiteboard
In-built or build your own
Complex integration
Chat
Separate SDK
In-built
Not available
Polls
Not available
In-built
Complex integration
Webhooks
Only for recording states
Available
Available
Breakout Rooms
Separate Classroom SDK
In-built
Complex integration
Error Handling
Manual configuration needed
Managed by the SDK
Manual configuration needed
Video Quality
HD
Full HD
HD
SDK Footprint Size
1.1MB
200 KB
85 MB
Adaptive Bitrate
Manual configuration needed
In-built
Not available
Media Player
Available
In-built
Not available
AI/ML Middleware
Complex integration
Single line integration
Not available
Support for Multiple Audio I/O
Manual configuration needed
In-built
Not available
Audio room
Separate SDK
In-built
Separate SDK
Auto Reconnect
Not available
Available
Not available
COMPARING THE SDKS

What makes Dyte the best video SDK?

With Dyte's real-time video and voice SDK, you can effortlessly stream high-quality video on your web, mobile, and desktop apps using minimal code. 

Advanced customization

Create custom live experiences in your app to meet user needs. Utilize Dyte's UI kit for a simple development process, or use its core SDKs to develop from the ground up.

Bandwidth management

Let Dyte handle the difficult edge cases that can cause interruptions when live integrating video into your product, so you don't have to.

Collaborative features

Enhance user interaction with Dyte's collaboration tools like screen share, chat, polls, and emojis.

24*7 Support
Over Multiple Channels

Whether you need to get a few basic queries answered, or need technical heavylifting, we’re here for you.

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faster development
2 weeks
time required to go-live

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2 weeks

time required to go-live

“While exploring the right SDK, we explored over 5 options. Eventually came down to Dyte. Love how to the team ships updates like clockwork. Rooting for team DYTE!!

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