Looking for a
Google Meet alternative?

Google Meet is free for users for up to 60 minutes only. Airmeet includes a freemium plan for up to 100 registrations for a single-track event. Post that, there is a $99 Business Plan and a customizable Enterprise Plan. In the free Airmeet plan, you get access to the social lounge, speed networking, event chat, polls, Q&A, and more. You also have 24/7 customer support and Zapier integrations for all your event marketing needs.

Anyone with a Google account can create a Meet for 60 minutes for 100 participants for free. Airmeet allows you to host single-track events for 100 participants for free. This freemium model also includes Zapier integrations, polls, raise hand and invite to the stage, q&a, and more. 

You can click on Google Meet and create an instant meeting for your users or schedule one at some time. Airmeet’s UI is kept in pace with video conferencing requirements, making it a seamless process for the host, attendees, and speakers. You can share the screen, raise hand and invite to the stage, create social lounges, speed network, and even reduce to basic interactive features if bandwidth is low.

Since Google Meet is more suited for team collaboration, it does not come with many features required by event organizers and event hosts. Airmeet offers features like CRM integration (Hubspot and Salesforce), Mailchimp integration, 24/7 customer support, up to 100k attendees support, polls, raise hand and invite to the stage, custom booths, reception area, speed networking. 

Airmeet has an iPad and a mobile app with limited interactive features for both the speaker and the attendees. You can also access Airmeet from a mobile browser. However, for the best experience, it is best to use a laptop/desktop.

In Airmeet, as an attendee, you have control over various emojis for reaction, raise hands, live chat, polls, and the Q&A. You can also access and view social lounges and opt for speed networking. 

As a speaker, you have access to share screen, share pre-recorded videos, go to the backstage, bring your audience to the stage, share the stage with up to 16 speakers, speed network, start, and end (and even take a break). 

Google Meet is more suitable for team collaboration activities. Airmeet comes with an interface that allows you to host, plan, schedule, market, and manage virtual and hybrid events for 100 to 100k participants. Airmeet comes with HD video streaming capabilities and live streaming for YouTube, Linked In, and Facebook. Additionally, Airmeet is a much secure platform (GDPR and SOC2 compliant).  

Airmeet comes with HD video streaming services, and you can also live stream on Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn. Attendees can also choose a ‘lite’ version if there is a network issue. With Airmeet, you can guarantee a real-world experience in your next virtual event.