There is no limitation on the number of co-hosts you can have in a meeting.

Co-hosts should be assigned during the meeting.This is allocated during a meeting and allows someone else to manage the administrative side of the meeting, such as muting participants or starting/stopping the recording. Please review the options before choosing the best one for your situation. There are different ways to set up Zoom meetings or classes on behalf of someone else or to allow someone else to manage the Zoom meeting. Send that URL to people so they can join your meeting from any device they're using.Setting up Zoom meetings or classes on behalf of someone else.

Click the 'invite' button on the bottom of the Zoom app window then click 'copy URL.' (Advanced settings, like turning on a waiting room for people to land in before you let them in to your call, are available on Zoom's website.)

From here you can mute participants as they join your call or make Zoom play a sound when someone comes in or leaves.

Click the 'manage participants' button on the bottom of the video screen.

You can always stop video or mute yourself later.

If you see 'start video,' click that, too, just make sure you're ready for people to see you.

Make sure you're unmuted by selecting the box in the bottom left corner of the window.

Check the box that says 'automatically join audio by computer when joining a meeting' so you can skip one step next time you want to get on a Zoom call.

A dialogue box will pop up and give you the options to 'join with computer audio,' or 'test speaker and microphone.' Run those tests to make sure your microphone and speakers work properly.

You'll be asked for permission for access to the camera if you have one.

Hit the big orange camera icon that says 'new meeting.'.

Start a zoom meeting