Airmeet, Grip and SpotMe all serve event organizers but target different scales and priorities: Airmeet is the most accessible of the three, publishing…
Best for: Enterprise and life sciences organizations that need compliance-grade event technology with pricing that does not scale per attendee.
At a Glance
Airmeet
Grip
SpotMe
Primary category
Video Conferencing
Video Conferencing
Video Conferencing
Rating
Not documented
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Pricing model
Free trial + paid plans
Enterprise subscription, custom quote-based
subscription (quote-based)
Starting price
$167/month
Custom pricing (no published starting price)
Not documented
Free plan
Not documented
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Free trial
Yes
Not documented
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Platforms
Web, iOS, Android
Web, iOS, Android
Web, iOS, Android
Team collaboration
Not documented
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AI features
Yes
Yes
Not documented
Public API
Not documented
Yes
Yes
Standout Differences
Only one with published self-serve pricing
Airmeet lists a clear Premium Webinars tier starting at $167/month, while Grip and SpotMe require a sales conversation for every tier.
Airmeet
AI matchmaking built over a decade
Grip's core product is AI-powered attendee matchmaking, refined since the company's 2014 founding and used by marquee names like Money 20/20 and Messe Frankfurt.
Grip
Compliance-first for regulated industries
SpotMe's Onomi offering addresses compliant customer engagement for life sciences, a use case neither Airmeet nor Grip specifically targets.
SpotMe
Pricing that does not scale with attendees
SpotMe explicitly does not tie pricing to participant count, unlike Airmeet's tiers, which are capped by attendee volume.
SpotMe, Airmeet
Onsite hardware for physical events
Grip offers badge printing, entrance scanning, smart badges and location tracking for in-person and hybrid trade shows.
Grip
Feature-by-Feature
Pricing and Access
Feature
Airmeet
Grip
SpotMe
Published self-serve pricing
Available
Unavailable
Unavailable
Pricing independent of attendee count
Unavailable
Not documented
Available
AI Capabilities
Feature
Airmeet
Grip
SpotMe
AI content generation (summaries, blogs, social posts)
Available
Not documented
Not documented
AI attendee assistant or chat
Not documented
Available
Not documented
AI-powered attendee matchmaking
Not documented
Available
Not documented
Event Formats and Engagement
Feature
Airmeet
Grip
SpotMe
Onsite or in-person event support
Available
Available
Available
Lead retrieval and exhibitor scanning
Not documented
Available
Not documented
Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
Airmeet
Premium Webinars — $167/month (yearly) or $199/month (monthly) Monthly or annual
Events — Custom quote Custom
Managed Events — Starting from $4,999 per brand conference Per event
Agency — Custom (contact sales) Custom
Grip
Engagement — Custom quote Custom, per-event or annual
Management — Custom quote Custom, per-event or annual
Onsite — Custom quote Custom, per-event or annual
SpotMe
Starter — Custom pricing Annual
Business — Custom pricing Annual
Advanced — Custom pricing Annual
Enterprise — Custom pricing Annual
Pros & Cons
Airmeet
Pros
AI-powered content generation (AirGenie) automates post-event summaries and marketing assets
Wide range of engagement and networking features for interactive virtual events
Supports virtual, hybrid, and in-person formats on a single platform
Scalable attendee capacity from 100 up to 10,000 per event
Cons
Entry-level Premium Webinars plan is capped at 2 team seats
Events and Agency plans require custom quotes rather than transparent self-serve pricing
Managed Events service pricing starts relatively high (from $4,999 per event)
Grip
Pros
AI matchmaking engine is a mature, well-regarded core differentiator built over a decade
Strong roster of marquee enterprise event customers including Money 20/20 and Messe Frankfurt
Modular platform covers engagement, full event management and onsite hardware in one system
Supports a wide range of meeting formats beyond simple one-to-one networking
Cons
No published pricing; every deal requires a sales conversation and custom quote
Built primarily for large enterprise events, which may be overkill or unaffordable for small event organizers
Feature depth can require significant setup and configuration ahead of an event
SpotMe
Pros
Pricing does not scale with the number of event participants
Strong focus and compliance features for regulated life sciences events
Supports virtual, hybrid, and in-person formats in one platform
Long track record dating back to 2000 with enterprise customer base
Backed by Swiss Post since its 2023 majority stake investment
Cons
No public pricing, requiring a sales conversation for every tier
Number of events per year is capped on lower-tier plans
Advanced integrations and branded apps are limited to higher tiers
Production add-on services carry significant additional cost
May be more platform than smaller organizations running occasional events need
Use Cases
Choose Airmeet: Teams that want a self-serve platform with published pricing and AI-assisted content for webinars and mid-size hybrid events.
Choose Grip: Large trade show and conference organizers who need best-in-class AI matchmaking and modular onsite exhibition tools.
Choose SpotMe: Enterprise and life sciences organizations that need compliance-grade event technology with pricing that does not scale per attendee.
Airmeet
Corporate webinars and townhalls — Companies use Airmeet's Premium Webinars plan to run live, simulive, or on-demand webinars with analytics and CRM integrations.
Hybrid and in-person conferences — Organizations use the Events plan to run multi-track conferences combining virtual, hybrid, and in-person attendees with personalized experiences.
Fully managed brand conferences — Organizations that lack internal event production resources use Airmeet's Managed Events service for end-to-end planning and execution.
Grip
Trade show attendee-exhibitor matchmaking — Using AI to connect trade show attendees with the most relevant exhibitors and sponsors automatically.
Hybrid and virtual conference engagement — Running networking, sessions and matchmaking for attendees participating both in person and remotely.
Investor and hosted buyer meetings — Structuring dedicated investor meeting or hosted buyer programs with AI-recommended, scheduled one-to-one sessions.
SpotMe
Life sciences customer engagement events — Pharmaceutical and life sciences companies use SpotMe and its Onomi offering to run compliant engagement events with healthcare professionals.
Enterprise conferences and internal events — Large organizations run hybrid conferences, town halls, and training events with unified engagement tools.
Professional services client events — Consulting and professional services firms use SpotMe to host client-facing events with branded, secure event apps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which of these three tools has published pricing?
Airmeet publishes clear self-serve tiers starting around $167/month. Grip and SpotMe are both fully custom-quote enterprise platforms with no public pricing.
Which is best for AI-driven attendee matchmaking?
Grip, whose platform is built around AI matchmaking as its core feature since the company was founded in 2014.
Which is best suited for regulated industries like life sciences?
SpotMe, which offers a dedicated Onomi product for compliant life sciences customer engagement.
Can any of these run in-person or hybrid events?
Yes. All three support hybrid or in-person formats, with Grip offering onsite hardware like badge printing and smart badges, and SpotMe and Airmeet supporting virtual, hybrid and in-person events from a single platform.
Which is most affordable for a small or mid-size team?
Airmeet, given its published Premium Webinars tier starting at $167/month, compared to Grip and SpotMe's custom enterprise quotes.
Do any of these charge based on number of attendees?
SpotMe explicitly states its pricing does not scale with participant count. Airmeet's tiers are tied to attendee capacity, and Grip's custom quotes typically factor in attendee volume.