Remo

You get a virtual venue where guests pick their own conversations, walking between tables on a floor plan instead of waiting to be dropped into breakout rooms, and you can switch the same room into a stage for talks with one click. Every plan includes unlimited events and registrations, so a monthly members’ social and an annual online conference run on the same account. Remo is a browser-based platform for networking events, webinars, virtual career fairs and trade shows, and since January 2025 it has been part of Events.com.

What it is for

Remo suits organisers whose online events live or die on attendees meeting each other. Its own platform pages cover networking socials, conferences, webinars, virtual career and job fairs, education fairs, trade shows, exhibitions and community events, and its FAQ adds workshops, poster sessions, game nights and use as a standing virtual office. For hybrid events, Remo says you can copy your physical venue as a custom floor plan, stream in-person sessions to remote guests and push the programme out over RTMP. Recruiters and universities get a document upload field at registration, which the privacy policy says can hold CVs, cover letters and portfolios for the organiser.

Features

• Table networking. Guests sit at virtual tables on a floor plan and move freely between them. Remo says a table conversation can run from one-to-one up to 50 people. Hosts can pre-assign or lock tables and shuffle guests with one click.
• Floor plans. More than 80 ready-made 3D floor plans, according to the home page, plus a marketplace of further designs and a bespoke design service for a branded or real-world venue.
• Presentation mode. Switch the whole event from conversation to a stage, invite attendees on stage, run polls, quizzes, Q&A with upvoting and hand raising, live closed captions, audience reactions and sound effects (applause, laughter, drumroll).
• Pre-recorded and live content. Mix live talks with recorded segments shared from YouTube, Twitch or Vimeo, and send the stream out with custom RTMP.
• AI matchmaking. Recommended contacts for each attendee, with the reason for each match and suggested talking points, and a button to join or invite that person to a table.
• Chat and profiles. Event-wide chat, table chat and private messages, a searchable participants list, business profiles and meeting scheduling.
• Registration and ticketing. Auto-generated registration pages, custom questions, multiple free and paid ticket types, invite-only events, confirmation and reminder emails, and one link that both registers guests and admits them on the day.
• Sponsor tools and analytics. Content banners and call-to-action buttons record who clicked each sponsor offer. A post-event dashboard covers registrations, show-up rate, connections and chat activity, and a five-star experience survey can run mid-event.
• Exports. Guest list with login times and time spent, chat, Q&A, poll and quiz answers, and presentation recordings.

Plans and pricing

You can pay monthly-priced subscriptions for a regular programme, buy a single event, or ask for an enterprise quote. Remo publishes starting figures only, and the final price scales with attendee numbers, organiser licences and content displays.

Plan	Price	Billing	Includes
Starter	Starting at $299/month	Subscribed quarterly or annually	Unlimited events and registrations, from 200 attendees per event, from 20 organiser licences, from 6 content displays, free and paid ticketing
One-Time Events	Starting at $699	Per event	Starter features, from 100 attendees per event, unlimited dry runs, features and support level chosen per event, simple floor plan customisation
Enterprise	Custom quote	By agreement	One-Time features, from 5 event managers, unlimited always-open event spaces, custom branding and SSO options, dedicated customer success rep, audience engagement analytics

Prices as shown in US dollars on its pricing page, checked 9 November 2026; the page showed the same figures on a plain fetch and a rendered load. Every plan includes recording (kept for 30 days), RTMP out, chat and Q&A export and 24/5 chat support. Paid tickets carry a flat fee of $0.99 each on every plan, according to Remo’s ticketing page, with payouts going straight to your connected Stripe account. The pricing page invites startups, small businesses and non-profits to apply for special pricing.

Free plan and trial

There is no free plan. You can try the platform with a 14-day free trial, and the pricing page says no credit card is needed to start it.

Integrations and API

You can move registrations and attendee data into the tools you already use without manual exports. Remo connects through Zapier and Pabbly Connect, and names Google Sheets, HubSpot and Mailchimp as examples of what you can reach that way. Payments run through Stripe. A public API has endpoints for creating events, sending invites and pulling guest lists. Remo’s analytics FAQ says integrations are sold as an add-on, with one charge covering all of them. CSV export of registration data is available on every plan.

Deployment and platforms

Your guests join in a web browser with nothing to download, and Remo says it works on laptops, desktops and mobile devices. The interface is offered in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German and Japanese. Its security whitepaper says the service runs on Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services, encrypts stored data with AES-256 and AES-128, and lets users sign in with Microsoft, Google, LinkedIn or Facebook accounts, with SAML single sign-on available as an add-on. The same document states ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type 1 certification, and a January 2024 Remo post names Prescient Assurance as the SOC 2 auditor. The report is available under NDA on request.

Company

Remo was founded by Hoyin Cheung, who remains its chief executive according to its press room. Its about page describes a distributed team spread across more than 25 countries. On 8 January 2025 Events.com, based in La Jolla, California, announced it had bought key assets of Remo, bringing in its technology and team. Remo’s FAQ says the platform keeps working as before while its look and help resources move towards Events.com branding. Remo reports more than 16,500 events and 910,000 attendees on the platform.

What to check before buying

• Starter is sold quarterly or annually, and the FAQ says annual plans cannot be cancelled during the commitment. Confirm the term before you sign.
• Published prices are floors. Get a written quote for your real attendee peak, number of organisers and sponsor displays, because each of those raises the figure.
• Zapier, Pabbly Connect and API access are described as an add-on. Ask what it costs on your plan if you need registrations to land in a CRM.
• SAML SSO, custom branding and always-open spaces sit with Enterprise or add-ons. Check which of them your security team or members actually need.
• Recordings are kept for 30 days. Plan to download sessions you want to republish.
• Ask how the Events.com ownership affects your contract, data storage terms and support channel, since the FAQ says those policies will be updated over time.

Remo pricing

What Remo publishes about its pricing, checked on its own pricing page. Prices change, so confirm the current terms with Remo before you buy.

Pricing model	Subscription
Published starting price	$299 per month (Starter, subscribed quarterly or annually)
Free plan	No
Free trial	Yes

14-day free trial, no credit card required. Prices are starting figures in US dollars and scale with attendees, organiser licences and content displays. Paid tickets carry a flat $0.99 fee each on every plan. Integrations (Zapier, Pabbly Connect, API) are an add-on. Startups, small businesses and non-profits can apply for special pricing. Same figures on plain and rendered loads.

Source: remo.co, checked 9 November 2026.

Alternatives to Remo

Other directory profiles that do the same job as Remo, closest matches first.

• Virtual PRO
• Ecamm Live
• Goldcast, also listed for AI event management and data tools
• Interprefy, also listed for AI event management and data tools
• ProPresenter
• Livestorm, also listed for audience engagement tools

Compare every listed option in live streaming software for events and event apps and networking platforms.

Related on Event Tech News

• Apps and networking, other platforms built around attendee connections.
• AV and streaming, tools for webinars and live broadcast.
• Airmeet, one of the platforms Remo publishes a head-to-head comparison against.
• Zoom Events, worth comparing since Remo pitches itself as a replacement for Zoom.
• vFairs, also named on Remo’s home page among the tools it aims to replace.
• ON24, another option if webinars are your main format.
• Swapcard and Brella, listed with Remo under apps and networking.
• StreamYard, for producing a live show to stream alongside a Remo event.
• How to evaluate event networking and matchmaking tools, for testing Remo’s AI matching claims.
• Questions to ask about event app integrations, useful before paying for the integrations add-on.
• Checking event software accessibility, before you rely on Remo’s live captions for access.

Sources: remo.co pricing, remo.co registration and ticketing, remo.co analytics and integrations, remo.co networking, remo.co presentation, remo.co AI matchmaking, remo.co hybrid events, remo.co FAQ, Remo security whitepaper, Remo SOC 2 announcement, remo.co about, Remo press room, Events.com acquisition release, checked 9 November 2026.