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Limits |
5,000 attendees are permitted for an unlimited amount of time |
Only 850 attendees are permitted for a maximum of 8 hours |
Number of guests |
5,000 guests |
850 guests |
Guests per table |
7 guests |
8 guests |
Event duration |
Unlimited |
8 hours |
Simultaneous events |
Unlimited |
5 events |
Event management |
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Topic-based tables |
Attendees can set discussion topics and prompts for their table and invite other attendees to join their conversation. |
Remo only allows event managers to change table names within the event. |
Multi-track events |
Hosts can create multi-track events and group tables in theme-named rooms. |
Remo has the concept of floors with rooms/tables, but hosts cannot name the floors. |
Announcements |
Event hosts can address their entire event using video announcements. |
Remo hosts can only send updates via text chats to everyone across floors/tables. |
Background music |
Event hosts can add a playlist and put on background music for the entire event to enjoy. |
Remo doesn't allow hosts to set background music for the entire event or individual breakout rooms. |
Screenshare |
Every attendee can screenshare at each table. |
Attendees can screenshare, add text, embed media, and collaborate using a whiteboard. |
Branded events |
Hosts can create a branded look and feel for each event by adding a logo and choosing a color for the background. |
Remo includes the ability to add a logo and domain, but doesn't allow hosts to change the overall look and feel with branded background colors. |
Lobby |
Guests enter the event in the lobby so they have a chance to select the table they want to join. In the lobby, they get background music, announcements, and prompts to join a table. |
Remo randomly arranges your guests throughout the floors when they first enter the event. |
Social interactions |
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Networking |
Attendees have the freedom to network and visit whichever tables or topics they please without the host assigning them. |
Remo has a conversation mode where attendees can move around to have private conversations with other attendees. |
Networking nudges |
Attendees are prompted to visit other tables and meet new people. |
Remo does not offer features to prompt networking rotation. |
Profile details |
Attendees can get to know the basics about the tablemates through the virtual name cards under each video stream that includes profile picture, job title, company, and custom status. |
Remo has basic attendee profile information like name, picture, job/company, and website. |
Ice breakers |
Attendees at the same table can play fun games or get the conversation flowing with suggested icebreaker topics. |
Remo does not offer any games or ice breakers. |
Non-verbal communication |
Attendees have a variety of non-verbal communication prompts at their fingertips. Attendees can change status, raise hands, and share reactions. |
Remo does not offer attendees any non-verbal communication tools. |
Chat |
Attendees can chat with everyone at their table. |
Remo allows attendees to chat with everyone at the event or an individual attendee. |
Reporting |
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Event stats and reports |
Admins can measure the success of their event by accessing event data including the number of connections made, the most popular tables, and engagement levels of all the attendees. |
Remo does not provide admins with event reports. |
Event connection summary |
Attendees receive a summary of the connections they made during the event that include LinkedIn profiles. |
Remo does not provide attendees with event summaries. |
Social hour vs Remo Comparison