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Virtual Event Software in 2026

List of Virtual Event Software | Last updated: September 11, 2026

This page lists the 31 tools in the TechZella directory that are classified under Virtual Event Software, a software category in our taxonomy. Every profile summarises what the product does, who it suits, what it costs, and where it falls short, based on documented vendor and independent sources rather than hands-on testing. Examples in this group include 6Connex, BigMarker, Cisco Webex Events, Crowdcast, Eventmaker, Hopin, Kaltura and Remo; the list is alphabetical and does not imply a ranking. Across these tools the industries most often documented are Education, Professional Services, Technology, Healthcare. The most common documented use cases are Hybrid events, Webinars, Virtual conferences, Virtual events. Platform support most often listed is Web, API, iOS, Android. To compare options, open each profile and read the Decision Snapshot, the pricing and total cost sections, and the Gotchas, then check the alternatives listed for the products you are considering. Features, pricing and availability change, so confirm current details with each vendor before you decide.

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Software discovery — this page combines TechZella's software profiles, structured comparisons, category guidance, and related topics to help you evaluate virtual event software software.

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About Virtual Event Software

Start here to understand what virtual event software software does, which teams commonly use it, and what to look for before comparing individual products.

This page lists the 31 tools in the TechZella directory that are classified under Virtual Event Software, a software category in our taxonomy. Every profile summarises what the product does, who it suits, what it costs, and where it falls short, based on documented vendor and independent sources rather than hands-on testing. Examples in this group include 6Connex, BigMarker, Cisco Webex Events, Crowdcast, Eventmaker, Hopin, Kaltura and Remo; the list is alphabetical and does not imply a ranking. Across these tools the industries most often documented are Education, Professional Services, Technology, Healthcare. The most common documented use cases are Hybrid events, Webinars, Virtual conferences, Virtual events. Platform support most often listed is Web, API, iOS, Android. To compare options, open each profile and read the Decision Snapshot, the pricing and total cost sections, and the Gotchas, then check the alternatives listed for the products you are considering. Features, pricing and availability change, so confirm current details with each vendor before you decide.

Find the right fit

Choose virtual event software based on your needs

You do not need to evaluate every tool in this category. Start with the job you need to accomplish, the environment you work in, or the platform you need to support, then narrow the software list from there.

Best-fit software

Software to explore by use case and industry

These shortlists connect the category to specific jobs and business contexts. They are designed to help you move from a broad category to a few relevant products without treating every tool as equally suitable for every situation.

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How we compare

TechZella evaluation methodology

This explains what the information on the page means and how TechZella approaches comparison. It is intended to make the evaluation process easier to understand before you rely on a score or shortlist.

TechZella evaluates Virtual Event Software software using structured information stored in each profile, documented product capabilities, pricing information, user feedback where available, and evidence collected during research. The evaluation considers features, ease of use, value, performance, support and user sentiment so that the comparison reflects more than a single rating signal.

Use the comparison as a starting point, then check the individual software profile for current pricing, integrations, feature limitations and requirements that matter to your team. A higher TechZella Score does not automatically mean a tool is the right fit for every workflow.

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Virtual Event Software

#Software / ToolBest ForTechZella ScoreUser RatingPricing
1 Contrast Contrast is a web-based webinar platform with branded event tools, CRM integrations,… 8.5/10 — $0 / From $99
2 StreamYard Browser-based software for live streaming, recording, webinars, podcasts, guest interviews and multistreaming… 8.5/10 — $0 / $44.99 monthly or $35.99 yearly
3 ClickMeeting ClickMeeting is a browser-based platform for webinars, online meetings, virtual training, automated… 8.4/10 — $0 / Contact sales
4 Remo Remo is a browser-based virtual event platform for interactive conferences, webinars, networking… 8.4/10 — Starting at $299 / Starting at $699
5 Brandlive Brandlive is an enterprise platform for producing, hosting, and analyzing branded webinars,… 8.2/10 — $45,000 / $105,000
6 Kaltura Kaltura is a cloud video platform for managing, creating, streaming, and analyzing… 8.2/10 — Contact sales / $0
7 Splash Splash is an event marketing platform for creating, promoting, managing, and measuring… 8.2/10 — Custom quote
8 6Connex 6Connex is a web-based platform for virtual, hybrid, and in-person events, with… 8.1/10 — Contact sales
9 Inxpo Inxpo was an enterprise virtual-events and webcasting platform, now associated with Notified… 8.1/10 — Contact vendor
10 SpatialChat SpatialChat is a browser-based virtual events and collaboration platform using spatial audio,… 8.1/10 — $0 / $8/user
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Virtual Event Software in 2026

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