I think there is a growing need for self hosted video conferencing solutions, especially for businesses that want more control over their video meetings and communication data.

Instead of depending entirely on third party conferencing platforms, organizations could host their video conferencing infrastructure on their own servers or private cloud. This can be useful for companies that have specific security, privacy, customization, or data ownership requirements.

Some important features could include:

Self hosted or on premise deployment
One to one and group video calls
Screen sharing and meeting recording
Custom branding and UI
User and access management
Encryption and security controls
Web and mobile support
Scalability for larger meetings
API and SDK support for integrating video calling into existing applications

I recently came across MirrorFly, which provides self hosted video conferencing through APIs and SDKs. It could be an option for businesses that want to add customizable video meetings to their own applications while keeping the infrastructure under their control.

This would be particularly useful for organizations that need video conferencing but do not want to build the entire infrastructure from scratch.

Suggested link:
https://www.mirrorfly.com/blog/self-hosted-video-conferencing