I asked Chat GPT to compare and contrast these two, new virtual event platforms. Here's what came out of our conversation...

Airmeet and Hubilo are both virtual event platforms that are designed to make it easy to host virtual events. However, they each have their own unique features and benefits.
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Airmeet

Founded 2018, Airmeet offers a wide range of interactive features, such as networking, Q&A, and breakout rooms, which can help to increase engagement among attendees.
Has a user-friendly interface, making it easy to navigate and use.
Provides a variety of customizable templates and themes to choose from, making it easy to create a professional-looking event.
Offers a mobile app, which allows attendees to participate in the event from their smartphones.

Pros:

• Offers a wide range of interactive features to increase engagement among attendees.
• User-friendly interface.
• Customizable templates and themes to choose from.
• Mobile app available for attendees.
• Affordable pricing plans available for small and medium-sized businesses.

Cons:

• Limited number of attendees per event on the lower-tier pricing plans.
• Some advanced features such as analytics and integrations are only available on the highest tier plan.

Hubilo

‍Founded 2020, Hubilo provides an end-to-end solution for virtual and hybrid events, including event registration, ticketing, and analytics.
Offers a variety of customizable templates and themes to choose from, making it easy to create a professional-looking event.
Provides a built-in live polling and Q&A feature, which can help to increase engagement among attendees.
Has an integrated virtual exhibitor hall, which allows vendors and sponsors to showcase their products and services.
Both Airmeet and Hubilo provide a variety of features and benefits, so it ultimately depends on your specific needs and what you are looking for in a virtual event platform.

Pros:

• Provides an end-to-end solution for virtual and hybrid events.
• Customizable templates and themes to choose from.
• Built-in live polling and Q&A feature.
• Integrated virtual exhibitor hall.
• Affordable pricing plans available for small and medium-sized businesses.

Cons:

• Some users may find the platform to have a steeper learning curve compared to other virtual event platforms.
• Limited number of attendees per event on the lower-tier pricing plans.

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In terms of pricing, both Airmeet and Hubilo offer free and paid plans. Airmeet's free plan is limited to 100 attendees and its paid plans starts from $9/month and goes up to $199/month. Hubilo's free plan is limited to 100 attendees and its paid plans starts from $29/month and goes up to $999/month. Both platforms offer a free trial or demo before you commit to a paid plan. It's important to note that pricing plans vary based on the number of attendees, features, and duration of the event.