MeetingPulse vs Vevox

MeetingPulse is a web-based audience engagement tool for meetings and events. It provides live polling, live Q&A and quiz mode, with anonymous responses and slide integrations. Its plans set different audience capacities and include options focused on Q&A, polling, surveys or broader event use. Q&A Only is $897 a year for 200 attendees and includes unlimited questions; Polling & Surveys is $897 a year for 200 attendees and includes unlimited poll responses. Polling + Q&A costs $1,697 a year for 300 attendees, while Essential costs $3,708 a year for 250 attendees per meeting and one admin seat. The Free plan is free, includes 25 attendees and is billed as a 14-day trial. Enterprise is listed for 500+ attendees per meeting, and Full Event lists 500 attendees with a 30-day usage timeline; neither has a listed price. MeetingPulse is made by MeetingPulse, headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Vevox is a web-based audience participation tool for live polling, Q&A, quizzes, word clouds, surveys and attendance tracking. Participants can respond anonymously and join through a browser without downloading an app. Presenters can use integrations with Microsoft Teams, PowerPoint, Zoom, Google Slides and major LMS platforms; the PowerPoint add-in runs polls inside presentations. The free plan costs $0, lasts forever and requires no credit card. It includes one user, basic multiple-choice polls, quizzes, Q&A, AI question creation and selected integrations. Participant limits vary by plan, from 100 to 5,000. Paid plans include Business Starter at $11.95 per month, billed annually at $143.40 per year, and Education Starter at $7.75 per month, billed annually at $93 per year. Security controls include session passcodes, moderation, profanity filters and SSO. The AI question helper can produce answers and plausible alternatives, with difficulty levels.