Hopin vs Remo vs Frameable Virtual Event Platforms

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Frameable Events vs Hopin vs Remo Comparison

Overview
Limits	5,000 attendees are permitted for an unlimited amount of time	Up to 100,000 attendees can watch the stage for up to 72 hours	Only 850 attendees are permitted for a maximum of 8 hours
Number of guests	5,000 guests	100,000 guests	850 guests
Guests per table	7 guests	20 guests per session	8 guests
Event duration	Unlimited	240 hours	8 hours
Simultaneous events	Unlimited	Unlimited	5 events
Event management
Topic-based tables	Attendees can set discussion topics and prompts for their table and invite other attendees to join their conversation. Learn more →	Hopin only allows event organizers to create session topics.	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.	Hopin gives hosts the ability to create unlimited named session-tracks.	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. Learn more →	Hopin hosts are limited to leaving pre-recorded video announcments in the reception area or sending live updates via chat.	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. Learn more →	Hopin does not make it easy to add background music. Hosts must use RTMP to stream music onto the stage.	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.	Presenters can share their screen when on stage but once there are five presenters on stage then the ability to screenshare is removed.	Attendees can screenshare, add text, embed media, and collaborate using a whiteboard.
Pre-recorded videos	Event hosts can upload and play videos for attendees at a stage or a table. Learn more →	Presenters can stream videos uploaded to YouTube, Vimeo, or Wistia, or share their screen.	Presenters can stream videos uploaded to YouTube, Twitch, or Vimeo, or share their screen.
Branded events	Hosts can create a branded look and feel for each event by adding a logo and choosing a color for the background. Learn more →	Hopin lets you to change the colors of the event to your branded colors.	Remo includes the ability to add a logo and domain, and hosts can change the overall look and feel with free or paid custom floor plans.
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.	Attendees enter the reception page where the sponsors, agenda, and welcome message are displayed.	Remo randomly arranges your guests throughout the floors when they first enter the event or allows for a waiting room where hosts can approve guests.
Social interactions
Networking	Attendees have the freedom to network and visit whichever tables or topics they please without the host assigning them. Learn more →	Attendees are limited to automated one-on-one meetings for a predetermined time only in the networking section.	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.	Hopin randomly pairs attendees together in a series one-on-one meetings. Attendees cannot choose specific people to meet.	Remo offers a manual feature to shuffle all guests at the event at once.
Profile details	Attendees can get to know the basics about their tablemates through the virtual name cards under each video stream that includes profile picture, job title, company, and other custom fields. Learn more →	Hopin has non-customizable attendee profile information like name, picture, and job/company.	Remo has basic attendee profile information like name, picture, job/company, and website.
Contact sharing	Attendees can opt to share their profile details and contact information with other guests to connect after the event ends. Learn more →	Attendees can exchange virtual business cards for following up later if both parties agree to connect.	Attendees can view other guests' profiles and contact information by default.
Ice breakers	Attendees at the same table can play fun games or get the conversation flowing with suggested icebreaker topics. Learn more →	Hopin does not offer any games or ice breakers for their networking sessions.	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. Learn more →	Hopin does not offer attendees any non-verbal communication shortcuts.	Remo offers attendees non-verbal communication tools during stage presentations only.
Chat	Attendees can chat with everyone at their table or direct message other guests at the event. Learn more →	Hopin allows attendess to text chat both session and event wide, as well as one-on-one.	Remo allows attendees to chat with everyone at the event or an individual attendee.
Reporting
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. Learn more →	Hopin admins are able to run and download multiple types of event reports.	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.	Hopin provides attendees the ability to double opt-in and share contact information with connections.	Remo does not provide attendees with event summaries.