SpatialChat Pricing Overview

SpatialChat has a physical presence for the participant that is missing from other platforms such as zoom, teams, etc. By that I mean they can move their icon around the screen. This simple functionality brings two amazing benefits: - People can only be influenced to do things and only do them if they choose to and when they are ready. Being forcefully removed by a producer from a conversation can't be done here and it dramatically changes the feel of the platform in a very positive way - Their physical presence allows people to communicate 'with their feet' as it were. Voting, aligning to ideas, etc are all possible as they are in person Its very easily customisable and with a creative brain you can easily develop engaging and powerful experiences for people

The risk when screen sharing of the feed failing and people not seeing the (usually slide deck) being shared. The ability to upload a deck to it would be a great next step. Thats all the issues i've had with it. There are simple additions that would enhance the space further.

Participant engagement is much higher. The physicality allows us to re-explore what we used to do in person into a digital space as well and its much quicker when well run than say zoom.

Conversations feel very much like they would in person. Each participant can upload their image(s), and in our case, posters. We use a photo of our actual meeting room, so our brand is visible throughout the meeting. The cost for a one-day conference, which in our case was a one-month membership plus extra minutes, was negligible.

We have no problem with SpatialChat. They eliminated the problem we had in earlier meetings with compatibility. At our most recent meeting, everyone heard clearly, and we had a problem-free experience.

We are a DOE-funded consortium comprised of nine institutions, which include three federal labs. Our members live and work across the USA. In this covid world, we can safely accomplish our goals of sharing data, solving problems, planning for the future, and getting to know each other using SpatialChat.

I particularly appreciate that Spatial Chat is a 2D experience that allows anyone to quickly move around the meeting spaces without learning how to navigate. We tried other products with the 'Z-Axis' and even heard a story of a person who missed a meeting because they were 'Stuck' behind a flower pot in a virtual space. Spatial Chat gives you the flexibility to design beautiful environments that don't require you to be a gamer to use.

Spatial Chat is very responsive in terms of new feature requests - The only limitation that we are working with today is that sometimes people will not be able to see a screen share because they have too many tabs open on their machine and don't have the resources to see it. This feels like a short term issue as newer machines seem to have no problem at all.

Spatial Chat allows us to give students the feel of arriving at a place (Our SaaSy Sales Leadership virtual campus) with the flexibility to explore rooms and meet people for side-chats that is simply impossible with standard meeting products. We needed to find a way to recreate our in-person training experience, including the ability to have adhoc 1:1 conversations - SpatialChat has been perfect for this. We have received high praise from ALL attendees due to the investment we made in the experience. We also conduct many of our new client meetings in the virtual space, which has ensured that the differentiated environment is experienced by new clients reviewing our offerings

Ability to create multiple rooms in Spacial Chat

There is nothing to dislike about Spacial Chat

I used Spacial Chat to host our annual research forum virtually this year. I was able to build a conference space with multiple rooms for different sessions. The forum was scheduled for two days, and each day, we had more than ten live sessions happening simultaneously without any issues :) We had two platforms for presentations, podium and poster presentations. Each podium session and poster session had a separate room. All presentations were delivered live. Each day we had more than 100 people attending sessions. We did not have any issues in Spacial Chat, and the platform worked perfectly. We received overwhelmingly positive feedback from attendees regarding the platform, such as "This is the best virtual platform I have come across among multiple virtual conferences." I loved the Spacial Chat's microphone and megaphone functions. The microphone is much suitable for poster sessions, and you can have multiple poster presentations happening simultaneously in the same room. The megaphone can be used to address the whole room, and this is suitable for moderators of a session or for podium presentation sessions, where you present to the entire audience in the room. One more function I like is the "Stage" room. This feature was used for our award ceremony. The platform is very user-friendly and easy to learn how to navigate. I researched few other platforms before choosing Spacial Chat and among them all Spacial Chat had all features I wanted such as the ability create to multiple rooms, ability to have multiple podium and poster presentations happening in multiple rooms simultaneously, the ability to have mutiple poster presentations happening simultaneously in the same room, and the ability to have more than 20 people in the same room. No other platform I researched had these capabilities and they were also expensive with limited futures. Spacial Chat on the other hand offers all these functions and to top that it was cost effective. All in all, I was impressed with the SpacialChat, and I believe our virtual research forum wouldn't be a success if we had used a different platform. I highly reccomnd Spacial Chat!

The best thing about SpatialChat is in the name - it's the spatial component of the platform. With the ability to customize different rooms and easily control access to them, SpatialChat offers a way for attendees to explore and communicate in unique, flexible environments. My organization used SpatialChat for a post-conference networking event, in which we held discussion events on diversity in the workforce, followed by chats in the "bar" and a live-streamed cocktail mixing event. The flexibility of this platform is only limited by the organizer's creativity and ability to generate graphic content for the background. In my opinion, SpatialChat offers the best way to bring the networking exchanges of in-person conferences to the online age. After many of these events were made digital (or hybrid) due to COVID, there has been a struggle to replace the personal feel of networking interactions. SpatialChat offers the best solution (that I know of) to get a bit more personality and relaxed conversation out of large groups of people that mimics real-life interactions. Zoom and other platforms don't provide easy solutions to chat as small groups when hundreds of people may be online. SpatialChat found a way to capture that perfectly, and I look forward to organizing my next event with this platform.

There are some limits on the customization of the spaces, particularly if you want to plan live streaming events. For example, we had a major delay for a live-streamed drink mixing/trivia event. In the end it was fine, and everyone was happy, but it is best to talk with a SpatialChat representative to make the most of your space. Definitely take the time to customize your space, create your own graphics, design your own events, etc. This may take some time, but it's worth it! The price is high for one day rooms, but it still makes for a fun event, so plan accordingly.

A significant challenge has been connecting early-career professionals and students to businesses and professionals in my field through an informal chatting platform. This platform equalizes the playing field a bit, making group conversations more approachable for everyone, no matter the stage of their career.

It provides an experience that tries to closely replicate your regular work environment. With spatial audio, you can also feel as if you cannot listen to a person far away.

It would be better to have avatars and give this a 3D touch. Metaverse is the future and this could be a big piece in the jigsaw and create an unmatched experience.

Not solving any problems as such as of now. Attended a demo of the app. As much as it is useful for teams to collaborate together, I don't feel there's a demand currently from our customers.

I loved that we were able to set up so many different rooms and make it feel like an in-person workshop.

It was a bit challenging for our participants to use on their phones for those who don't have access to computers.

We planned to have an in-person workshop and wanted to achieve the goals of that in an online setting.This platform really made it feel like they were at a workshop.

The concept of a virtual space where you can move around like in the real world is the best. Users can share their screens at the same time without having to relinquish control. You can also customize your space by pinning images, videos and GIFs; this brings more ownership to the space and makes it feel like home. The free version is excellent and flexible, allowing you to assess if your team benefits from this tool or not before spending a dime on it. They're also continuously improving the tool, adding more and more nice features.

Honestly, there isn't much to say. Some team members had issues while accessing via phone and/or with no excellent connection (the screen being shared was black for them).

Team collaboration is the main one. With SpatialChat I saw an increase in team collaboration and effective communication.