More Google Meet features for Google Workspace Individual users

What’s changing

If you’re a Google Workspace Individual user, you can now take advantage of several new Meet features and enhancements. We hope these updates make it easier for you to connect and collaborate with your customers and stakeholders, continuing to drive your business forward.

Feature	Description	Default ON / OFF
Participant Limit	We’re increasing the number of meeting participants from 100 to 150.	This feature will be ON by default.
Assign co-hosts	You can assign one or more co-hosts, who can help manage the flow of your meetings.	This feature will be ON by default.
Q&As	You can use the Q&A feature to engage further with your audience, giving them the opportunity to get their questions answered.	This feature will be ON by default.
Meeting Transcripts	You can use transcripts to capture the meeting discussion and meeting attendees, making it easier to follow-up after the meeting, identify action items, or simply serve as a meeting record.	This feature will be ON by default.
Guest List	Directly from Google Meet, you can see everyone invited to the meeting but have yet to join the call. You can also see their RSVP status, including “optional” attendees and RSVP notes.	This feature will be ON by default.

Getting started 

• End users: 
• Visit the Help Center to learn more about adding co-hosts in Meet, asking participants questions in Meet, and viewing the Calendar guest list in Meet. 
• Meeting transcripts can be accessed via the activities panel. To end the transcription, the user can click “Stop transcription,” and it will be saved to their Google Drive.  

Rollout pace

• Full rollout (1–3 days for feature visibility) starting on September 5, 2023

Availability

• This update is specific to Google Workspace Individual subscribers 

Resources

• Google Help: Add co-hosts in Google Meet
• Google Help: Ask participants questions in Google Meet
• Google Help: View Calendar guest list in Google Meet
• Google Workspace Individual Plan