Pexip is a Norwegian video-collaboration platform operated by Pexip AS (Oslo, Norway Organisation Number 819 850 232), founded in 2012 and listed on Oslo Børs (Euronext) since 14 May 2020 (the first fully-virtual IPO during the pandemic). The product portfolio covers three lines: Pexip Secure Meetings (purpose-built for secure environments with custom integrations and on-premise deployment), Pexip Connect (meeting-room interoperability across Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Cisco), and Pexip Engage (appointment scheduling). The customer roster reads as a who's-who of defense and government video procurement: NATO, the US Department of Veterans Affairs, the US Air Force, the US Department of the Treasury, parts of the Irish government, and Airbus. Strategic partners: Microsoft, Google, Zoom, Cisco, HP, Logitech, NVIDIA.
For procurement-grade EU buyers the differentiator is the flexible deployment model: Pexip can be deployed self-hosted on the customer's own infrastructure, in the customer's own Azure / GCP / AWS / OCI subscription, in a hybrid configuration, or as a managed SaaS, meaning a regulated buyer can run the entire Pexip stack inside their security perimeter on EU infrastructure (Hetzner, OVHcloud, Scaleway, IONOS, STACKIT, T Cloud Public) and meet the strictest sovereignty requirements. The privacy notice (last updated 11 November 2025) names three controllers: Pexip AS (Norway, primary), Pexip Inc. (USA, Delaware File Number 5215317, for US-government contracting), and Pexip Belgium (Belgium Enterprise number 0537.590.925, for EU-customer contracting where Belgium incorporation is preferred). The dual NO + BE EU legal-entity structure plus the US Inc for US-government customers is a sophisticated procurement-aware architecture.
Pricing is enterprise-grade and sales-engaged. Pexip does not publish a self-serve tier price. Best fit: government, defense, judicial, healthcare, financial-services, and other regulated mid-market and enterprise buyers who need video conferencing inside a controlled security perimeter; organisations evaluating Teams / Zoom / Webex alternatives where vendor lock-in to a US hyperscaler is unacceptable; multi-cloud deployments where a single video platform must work across Azure + AWS + GCP + on-prem. The material CLOUD Act exposure flag reflects the US Inc entity for US-government contracting and the SaaS-on-hyperscaler default; self-host on EU infrastructure removes the exposure entirely.