StreamAlive vs Vevox

StreamAlive turns audience chat into visual interactions during presentations, meetings and streams. Its formats include polls, word clouds, maps, tiles, spinner wheels, quizzes, Q&A and emoji interactions. On supported virtual platforms, participants respond through meeting or stream chat. Apps or add-ins are available for PowerPoint and Google Slides, with apps for Teams, Zoom, Miro and StreamDeck. Listed integrations include Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, YouTube Live, Twitch, Kick, Restream, StreamYard, LinkedIn Live, Webex, Vimeo and Airmeet. Some integrations, including LinkedIn Live and Webex, use a free Chrome extension to read chat. AI features can create interactions, summarize responses and identify and categorize questions. Post-session analytics are included on the Free plan. The free option allows unlimited sessions for up to five participants per session. Starter costs $20 a month billed annually and allows ten sessions monthly; Pro costs $60 a month billed annually, and Scale costs $150 a month billed annually. The company says it encrypts data in transit and at rest and monitors systems around the clock.

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.