Virtual events came into existence in the year 1993 and have been gaining popularity since then. With many platforms at play, how does one make a choice? This blog compares two leading platforms and will help you make the right choice.
Blogs, articles, ebooks and more resources to help you stay connected with your customers and community. No push or promos—just useful and informative resources. Happy reading 🙂
We’ve got a team of builders, thinkers, and artists around the world to work on these resources for you. We write a lot about “Virtual events” and “Remote work” because that is what we do. We’re a remote-first company building a transformational product in the virtual events space. We hope you enjoy your time here 🙂
A guide on everything you need to know about virtual events.
* More exciting ebooks coming soon.
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Airmeet can host up to 16 speakers in one session. However, we recommend a maximum of six speakers for the best live feed experience.
Airmeet can support up to 10,000 participants simultaneously. Tried and tested for the audience size of 10K till date, and we’ll soon scale it up to 1M concurrent participants per event.
Yes! If you create a “listed” Airmeet, it is accessible to the public. Unlisted Airmeets are private events and are not accessible without the link.
No, Airmeet works perfectly fine on all your modern-day browsers and does not need any software or extensions.
We support all modern browsers. However, we recommend the latest version of Chrome to be used for the best experience—chrome 79 or latest.
Choose to remain in the free plan forever. After all, our free plan hosts 100 participants per event free for your lifetime.
