Remo is a virtual event platform for networking, conferences and webinars with 3D floor plans. Plans from $299/month and a free 14-day trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Remo is a virtual event platform for hosting networking events, conferences, webinars, career fairs, trade shows and exhibitions online. Its core idea is that attendees should be able to move around and talk to each other as they would at a physical event, instead of sitting in a single video grid.
The company was started by CEO Hoyin Cheung, who felt that online meetings never produced the same connection as in-person ones. Remo has since been acquired by Events.com, and its FAQ states that accounts, events and plans continue as before for now.
Organizers create an event, choose or customize a 3D floor plan, set up registration, and invite guests. During the event, guests enter a venue and sit at tables of their choice. They can switch tables freely, chat at the table or privately, and view other guests' profiles.
For talks and panels, organizers switch from conversation mode to presentation mode with one click. Speakers and guests can be brought onstage, and the audience can use polls, Q&A, hand raise and reactions. Organizers can add announcements, a countdown timer and a lobby.
Networking features include virtual tables, shuffle mode, attendee profiles, meeting scheduling and AI matchmaking with a matching algorithm and talking points. Presentation features include recording, closed captions, simulive content, sound effects and RTMP livestreaming.
On the planning side, Remo offers more than 80 pre-made floor plans, custom designs, a registration form builder and ticketing with multiple ticket types. Sponsors get interactive banners and a downloadable list of interested guests. Analytics, guest surveys and a Remo API cover reporting.
Remo is a virtual event platform for networking events, conferences, webinars, career fairs and trade shows. Attendees move between tables in 3D floor plans. Organizers can also switch to a presentation mode for talks and panels.
Starter plans begin at $299/month, billed quarterly or annually. One-Time Events plans start at $699 for a single event. Enterprise pricing is a custom quote.
Yes. Remo offers a free 14-day trial and says no credit card is required.
Remo fits organizers whose events depend on conversation, such as networking nights, career fairs, association meetings and training sessions. It also suits teams that want webinars and networking in one tool.
Remo lists startups and SMEs among its customer industries. It also invites startups, small businesses and non-profits to apply for special pricing. The Starter plan starts at $299/month.
The sources name YouTube streaming, embedded YouTube, Twitch and Vimeo content, iFrame embeds, RTMP out and a Remo API. Other third-party integrations are not named in the sources.
No. Remo says all plans include unlimited events and registrations. Attendee capacity, organizer counts and support vary by plan.
Remo's FAQ says it has been acquired by Events.com. It states there are no disruptions to accounts or events, no plan changes for now, and no functional changes to the platform.