Remo

A virtual event platform with floor plans and tables that let attendees move around and network.

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Alternatives ranked: 4
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About Remo

Remo is a virtual event and networking platform. Instead of a grid of faces, attendees enter a visual floor plan with tables, much like a conference venue, and can move between tables to join small video conversations, while hosts can bring everyone together for presentations on a stage. Features include customisable floor plans and 3D spaces, guest shuffling for networking, polls and quizzes, Q&A and hand raising, simulive pre-recorded content, closed captions, RTMP livestreaming, whiteboards, and AI matchmaking that suggests who attendees should meet. It is used for community events, conferences, team socials, training and recurring meetups where conversation between attendees matters more than broadcasting. Pricing is quote-based or subscription, starting with a Starter plan for recurring events billed quarterly or annually, and there is a 14-day free trial. It suits community managers, event organisers and remote teams that want online events to feel more like walking around a room.

Best for: Community and event organisers who want attendees to mingle at virtual tables.

What works

Floor-plan layout makes networking natural
AI matchmaking and guest shuffling
Stage mode for presentations

Why people leave

Expensive for occasional small events
Billed quarterly or annually
Less suited to standard business meetings

Top Remo alternatives

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1
Airmeet
Virtual events with lounges and tables plus sponsor and expo features.
66.5
2
Gather
A pixel-art virtual space that's better for always-on offices.
62.6
3
Kumospace
Spatial virtual office with a free plan for small teams.
59.6
4
Zoom Workplace
Breakout rooms in Zoom are a simpler option for occasional networking.
57.2

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Remo: common questions

Is Remo free?

No, Remo is a paid product. Starter plan: From $299/month (checked on Remo's own site).

Is Remo open source?

No, Remo is not open source.

What platforms does Remo run on?

Remo is available for Web.

What are the best alternatives to Remo?

The highest-ranked Remo alternatives right now are Airmeet, Gather and Kumospace. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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