Remo

Remo is a browser-based virtual event platform for interactive conferences, webinars, networking events, career fairs and hybrid experiences.

8.4/10 TechZella Score
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Editorial overview

Aggregated Overview

Remo provides virtual tables, free guest movement, customizable floor plans, presentation mode, ticketing, polls, chat, recordings, analytics and mobile browser access. G2 reports a 4.5 out of 5 rating from 319 reviews. Pricing starts at $299 monthly, which may suit recurring event programs better than occasional small events.

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Overview

Remo is a browser-based platform for hosting interactive online events. It combines presentation spaces with virtual tables, allowing attendees to move between conversations without leaving the event.

The platform supports conferences, webinars, networking sessions, career fairs, trade shows, community events and hybrid programs. Hosts can use branded floor plans, registration, ticketing, live presentations, chat, polls and post-event reporting.

Events.com acquired key Remo assets in January 2025. Remo’s official FAQ states that existing accounts, plans and platform features remained available after the acquisition.

Decision guide

Remo Decision Snapshot

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Platforms

Android browser, API, iOS browser, Web

TechZella assessment

8.4/10

Editorial assessment

Remo Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Interactive floor plans support more natural event networking.
  • Presentation and networking modes are available in one platform.
  • Includes registration, ticketing and engagement tools.
  • Mobile browser participation is supported.
  • API access is available for qualified plans with the integrations add-on.
  • G2 reports a 4.5 out of 5 rating from 319 reviews.

Cons

  • Starting subscription pricing is relatively high for small or infrequent events.
  • API access and advanced enterprise controls may require additional commercial arrangements.
  • The floor-based interface can require attendee orientation.
  • Mobile functionality depends on supported browsers and device capabilities.
  • Some branding and support features vary by plan.
Plans & pricing

Remo Pricing & Plans

Starter

Starting at $299
month

Recurring events with unlimited events and registrations, virtual tables, floor plans, networking, polls, quizzes and ticketing. Pricing page states that subscriptions are billed quarterly or annually.

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One-Time Events

Starting at $699
event

Pay-as-you-go event pricing with configurable capacity, layouts, rooms, content displays and support requirements.

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Enterprise

Custom quote
custom

Enterprise configuration with larger capacity, customizable branding, SSO options, always-open spaces and dedicated customer success support.

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Pricing may change. Verify current plans on the vendor's website.

Cost context

Total Cost & Hidden Costs

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Implementation time

Not publicly documented. Ask for a typical onboarding and migration timeline for a team of your size, and whether paid onboarding is required.

Hosting & infrastructure

Not publicly documented for this product. For SaaS, hosting is normally part of the subscription; for self-hosted or hybrid deployments, budget for servers, backups, security patching and admin time.

Hidden fees & add-ons

No overage, add-on or premium-support fees were documented in the reviewed sources. Request a written quote that lists usage limits, minimum seats, integrations, support tiers and renewal terms.

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Capabilities

Remo Features

Event formats

  • Virtual conferences
  • Webinars
  • Networking events
  • Virtual career fairs
  • Virtual job fairs
  • Virtual trade shows
  • Virtual exhibitions
  • Hybrid events
  • Community events
  • Virtual education fairs

Networking

  • Virtual tables
  • Free guest movement
  • Guest shuffling
  • Table chat
  • Private chat
  • Guest profiles
  • Meeting scheduling
  • Breakout rooms
  • AI matchmaking features

Presentation and engagement

  • Presentation mode
  • Screen sharing
  • Live broadcasts
  • Audience reactions
  • Polls
  • Quizzes
  • Upvoted Q&A
  • Whiteboards
  • Announcements
  • Timers
  • Invite guests to stage
  • Session recording

Branding and venue design

  • Immersive 3D floor plans
  • Custom floor plans
  • Custom virtual backgrounds
  • Branded event spaces
  • Interactive banners
  • Sponsor calls to action
  • Locked tables
  • Pre-assigned tables

Registration and monetization

  • Free ticketing
  • Paid ticketing
  • Custom registration questions
  • Event landing pages
  • Ticket fees
  • Attendee registration management

Analytics and integrations

  • Post-event analytics
  • Attendance reporting
  • Engagement reporting
  • Zapier integration
  • YouTube integration
  • Twitch and Vimeo embedding
  • Custom RTMP output
  • Iframe and video embedding
  • External API
  • SAML 2.0 SSO option
Product details

Remo Specifications

DeploymentCloud-based SaaS
Primary interfaceWeb browser
Mobile accessMobile browser supported
Android supportAndroid 10 or newer with Chrome, according to support documentation
Native mobile appNot verified
IntegrationsZapier, YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo, Miro-related collaboration workflows and custom RTMP
APIExternal API available with integrations add-on
API functionsList attendees and speakers, add attendees, create/update/delete events, retrieve event details
AuthenticationSAML 2.0 SSO available as a custom option
Event capacityPricing page lists configurations ranging from 25 to 10,000 depending on plan and setup
Ticketing fee$0.99 per paid ticket, according to Remou2019s ticketing page
Free trial14 days
AcquisitionKey assets acquired by Events.com in January 2025
Our evidence-based assessment

TechZella Score

A proprietary editorial score based on product capabilities, usability, value, performance, support and user sentiment evidence.

8.4/10Moderate confidence
Features8.8
Ease of Use8.4
Value for Money7.8
Performance8.2
Support8.6
User Sentiment8.5

Remo provides virtual tables, free guest movement, customizable floor plans, presentation mode, ticketing, polls, chat, recordings, analytics and mobile browser access. G2 reports a 4.5 out of 5 rating from 319 reviews. Pricing starts at $299 monthly, which may suit recurring event programs better than occasional small events.

Methodology v1.0. The assessment weighs feature coverage (25%), ease of use (15%), value for money (20%), performance (15%), support (10%) and user sentiment (15%), using researched product evidence and verified review evidence where available. It is a TechZella editorial assessment, not a direct user-review average.

Independent review sources

Remo Ratings & Reviews

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Common questions

Remo FAQs

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Does Remo require software installation?
Yes.
Remo operates through modern desktop and mobile browsers. Guests can join without installing a dedicated desktop application.
Does Remo offer a free trial?

Yes. Remo advertises a 14-day free trial on its pricing and product pages.
Does Remo provide an API?

Yes. Its external API supports attendee and speaker lists, adding attendees, event creation and updates, event deletion and event-detail retrieval. API access requires an integrations add-on.
What integrations does Remo support?

Remo documents a Zapier integration and supports YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo, custom RTMP output and embedded iframe content. Its help documentation also describes an external API and SAML 2.0 single sign-on as plan-dependent capabilities.
Can Remo sell event tickets?

Yes. Organizers can create free or paid tickets, configure registration questions and charge a listed $0.99 fee per paid ticket.
What mobile devices are supported?

Remo supports mobile browser participation. Its support documentation specifically identifies Android 10 or newer with Chrome for Android access.
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