Airmeet

Airmeet Review: Virtual Events Platform With Attendee Networking

Airmeet's differentiation is networking — it is the only mainstream webinar platform designed around attendee-to-attendee connection as a first-class feature. For events where the primary value is community interaction rather than one-to-many content delivery, this networking layer justifies Airmeet over simpler webinar tools.

Speed Networking

Airmeet's Speed Networking feature automatically pairs attendees into timed 1:1 video conversations — each pair has 3–5 minutes before the system cycles to the next pairing. Attendees meet multiple peers during the networking session without the awkward manual connection process of open-networking events. For professional community events where attendees come partly for peer connections, this structured networking format delivers consistent value.

Social Lounge

Airmeet's Social Lounge creates a virtual space with round tables — each table hosts up to 8 attendees in an open video conversation. Attendees self-select tables by topic or join organically during breaks. Organisers can assign staff hosts to specific tables to facilitate discussions. The format replicates conference hallway conversation in a structured virtual environment.

Webinar and Event Hybrid

Airmeet combines traditional webinar sessions — stage presentations with Q&A and polls — with networking sessions, breakout rooms, and sponsor booths in a single event. Events can include multiple session tracks, speaker schedules, and expo areas alongside the networking features. For annual conferences moving virtual, this hybrid structure provides a complete event experience rather than a series of disconnected webinar links.

Score: 7.7/10 — Best virtual event platform for community networking; networking features are irrelevant overhead for traditional marketing or training webinars.