The highest-paid plan of Remo allows 500 participants/event. Airmeet’s affordable paid plans allow you to host tens and thousands of participants, seamlessly.
Remo can only have up to 6 speakers for any type of events. But Airmeet allows you to have a maximum of 10 speakers for all your large scale virtual events.
The highest plan of Remo limits the duration per event to 5 hours, which is not always enough for large-scale, multi-day events. Airmeet does not have limitations for the number of hours on the event.
The maximum storage space allowed for session recording for a Remo event is 80GB whereas Airmeet allows unlimited storage for every event.
Remo events can be broadcasted live on Youtube only, while Airmeet enables you to live-stream your event on Facebook as well as Youtube.
Airmeet allows you to play pre-recorded videos of speakers and sponsors at the event. Remo doesn’t support pre-recorded videos in their software yet.
And remain in the free plan forever. After all, the free plan hosts up to 100 participants/event for your entire lifetime.
