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Not yet, and we would rather say that plainly than imply otherwise. LivingMeeting is SOC 2 in readiness: the full policy suite is written and in force, control evidence is accumulating, and the Type II audit has not started. In the meantime the controls a reviewer usually asks about are already in place — OAuth-only sign-in with no passwords stored, TLS 1.2 or higher in transit and AES-256 at rest, server-side authorization on every request, invite-only meetings, an audited admin allowlist, deploys only through CI, annual vendor review, and a documented incident response process with a 72-hour authority-notification commitment. Our written policies are available to customers and prospects under NDA at security@livingmeeting.com.

The cap is per meeting, not per day or per month — on Team and Business you can run as many 60-minute rooms as you like, back to back. Free rooms are capped at 30 minutes, three a month. The limit exists because a live room runs continuous transcription and model inference for every minute it is open, and that cost scales directly with time; keeping it bounded is what lets the price stay at $10 a member. When a conversation genuinely needs longer, opening a second room carries the agenda, decisions, and open action items straight through, so you resume with context rather than starting over. If a 60-minute ceiling is a real blocker for your team, tell us at sales@livingmeeting.com — Enterprise deployments run in your own environment on your own models, and we size those to the meetings you actually hold.