Opiniones de Airmeet

Por su facilidad de uso está ganando terreno en los eventos virtuales, puedes tener la capacidad de no requerir de personal adicional para administrar eventos, con la facilidad de hacer salas y colocar la imagen del evento.

No tiene muchas funciones para móviles, en la descarga de asistentes no lleva muy bien la gestión de entrada y salida por lo que pueden aparecer duplicados algunos.

Calidad del video en tiempo real es muy buena

La app movil es muy limitada para aprovechar las conferencias

The platform has that “wow” factor right from the get-go. The beautiful tables in the lounge is one of their main distinctions! Truly this platform was well built!

Honestly, nothing! I continue to be amazed at the speed of development and their amazing team. They listen to feedback and are quick to implement great ideas!

I wanted to like Airmeet. However, I can not in any way recommend them as a solution based on the terrible experience I've had with their team and support.

Airmeet's team is the reason I can no recommend their app. Their support is rude, unhelpful, and unreasonable. They refuse to provide any type of decent support even with basic admin tasks such as changing the email address on your account.

Airmeet is a really useful software whose features can be leveraged to a great extent for online hackathons. Its speed-networking feature, lounge, stage with backdrop, online recording storage, real time chat are very useful. It also has a place where one can list the event sponsors also. One can also give the Mike to a person who is in the audience through the raise hand feature. The backstage offers a very comfortable and easily managable experience.

Airmeet requires very good internet connection in most cases. It requires really high bandwidth sometimes even in the ite mode. Though the UI is very good, the ux is a bit complicated for new users to get habituated. The mobile app can be improved .

Teh Conference format with parallel sessions considering the pricing is the most important

The possibility to set the presenter background is something lack if comparing to Zoom for example. In addition, if Airmeet provides recording of the Virtual Table we may have a way to promote breakout groups and one of them with the ability to all the attendees (students) participate in a more interactive and fluid way without need to hands up to speak.

The best feature was the networking feature. The networking session is divided into tables of 7 participants each. The tables are clearly labelled so attendees know the purpose for each table. This made the networking more intimate and increased the quality of conversations. This made the networking feel more natural as if it was happening in-person.

At times the platform would hang, and the session would drop. Also, it doesn't integrate well with all browsers except Chrome

Airmeet is very easy to use. Its availability in several languages facilitates its integration and flexibility. A wide range of functions is available for an excellent rendering.

Airmeet is certainly ranked among the best scheduling and event management platforms. I don't find any drawbacks for the moment.

This is the most comprehensive virtual venue I have used since the inception of Covid. They have everything figured out!! The engagement in the social lounge is the best. I love the stage concept. It's the best.

Not having all features accessible via the mobile app

Airmeet makes it very easy to host a meeting with multiple attendants. Airmeet is a nice platform to conduct live classes, idea sharing sessions. Ease of use and simplicity is the biggest thing I like about this product. Also there are multiple extensions that can be easily configured with the platform.

Mobile app needs to be more improved. There are limited options available.

I loved the lounge feature where people had the opportunity to site and talk at tables they knew without being disturbed or disturbing others. It allowed us to create a cocktail environment in a virtual setting.

I did not like that the host or speakers could not be heard by everyone in the business level of the package. I think the package where this is available is too expensive for a one-time event and/or smaller organizations without the financial ability to purchase.

Ease of use for attendees, speakers and organisers
Highly interactive platform whilst clear to navigate
Value for money compared to similar high quality options
24/7 live customer support on video & chat

Prices have gone up and packages changed many times
Continually adding new features which can make it hard to keep up

To me, the killer apps are the Social Lounge and the Booths. Zoom has breakout spaces, but the Social Lounge makes it easy for participants to go where they want to (and to leave a conversation to join another if they want to). The Booths provide the onlne equivalent of an exhibit hall. Overall, Airmeet is the closest thing I've found online to the in-person experience at a good conference.

I also like that they are responsive to their customers and add useful new features on a regular basis.

I would like to be able to record a video with closed captions embedded. Also, it's frustrating to some of my clients that you can't fully participate in Airmeet with tablet, mobile phone or Chromebook, the way you can with Zoom.

All round great tool that was easy to set up and manage the virtual event and very intuitive for attendees too, looks very slick and is feature rich.

The countdown for when a session begins is great as it gives attendees a warning that the session is about to begin but we found that speakers were unaware when to begin, particularly when sharing their screen and therefore couldn't see the yellow bar or countdown. A noise to indicate when the countdown is over would be useful.

I think they are trying to go for a cool, more-socially-centric app to have around than Zoom with breakout rooms.

Airmeet might be good if you were going to, say, teach a handful of seminars a month with a relatively few number of attendees. It also might be good if you were going to teach paid classes where you could make up the $1 per attendee overage fee from signup fees.

1) Super expensive if you want to use it for classroom instruction. I teach 180 students a semester twice a week. By my calculations (found out after the purchase), I would be spending *minimum* over $400 a month just to teach classes on this platform.
2) No mobile platform support. If your students want to join from an iPhone, they cannot do it.
3) Lack of support/communication from the vendor. They will not respond to questions.

We will use airmeet mostly for conducting the Webinars and virtual events with our teams and customers as well. We never faced any problem until now. On an average 200+ participants use to join our events. We didn't faced any interruption during the sessions. Loved using it.

Conducting live sessions, Private chat rooms, Program schedules, Access participant details easily, Support from airmeet team is awesome, Option to upload pre recorded videos are Pros

Suggesting to improvise the signin process
Mobile compatible problems