Goldcast vs Remo (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Goldcast if

• Fits if you are a B2B marketing team that wants webinars and clips from one vendor
• Works for companies that need SSO and shared team workspaces

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want to see a price before talking to sales, since none is published
• Not for you if you want to try it free first, because only a demo is offered
• Too heavy for a solo host: it is aimed at enterprise marketing teams
• Watch out: plans are split into Events, Content Lab and Recording Studio, so you may pay for each

Pick Remo if

• Fits if your event is about people mingling at tables
• Makes sense if you run recurring events and can commit to a quarter

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if you host the odd webinar, as Starter is $299 a month
• Skip it if you need monthly billing, because Starter bills quarterly or yearly
• Tight on size, since capacity starts at 200 attendees and larger events are quoted
• Watch out: presentation recordings are kept for 30 days, and no native apps are listed

Goldcast

• No prices are published; the plans page sends buyers to a demo.
• Built for enterprise marketing teams, with SSO and team workspaces highlighted.
• Plans are bundled by product: Events, Content Lab and Recording Studio.

Remo

• Starter is billed quarterly or annually, not monthly. Capacity starts at 200 attendees; larger events are quoted individually.
• Presentation recordings are stored for 30 days.
• Custom SSO, a dedicated customer success manager, in-event support, floor plan design and advanced analytics are add-ons on lower plans.
• The site describes the product as mobile compatible in a browser and lists no native apps.

Goldcast

Webinars and events

Hosts webinars, virtual events and field events with polls, Q&A and overlays.

Content Lab

Repurposes a video library into clips, multi-modal blogs and social posts with an AI-trained brand voice.

Recording Studio

Records local HD tracks for podcasts, webinars and interviews.

Integrations

Shares intent and engagement data with CRM and marketing automation platforms.

Enterprise controls

Team workspaces, SSO, custom reports and permissions, and multi-language support are listed.

Goldcast Agents

AI workflows to create, optimize and amplify video are listed.

Remo

Tables and floor plans

Guests move freely between tables and floors in 3D floor plans. Hosts can lock tables, pre-assign seats and shuffle guests for networking.

Presentation mode

Stage mode with guests invited on stage (up to 10 speakers or guests), Q&A, polls and quizzes, simulive content, closed captions and recording.

Ticketing and registration

Free and paid tickets, custom registration questions and guest list management. The pricing page lists revenue tracking and instant payouts.

Streaming out

Custom RTMP out and a YouTube streaming integration are on the plan list. YouTube, Twitch and Vimeo videos can be embedded.

AI matchmaking

A matching algorithm suggests who guests should meet, with talking points to start conversations.

Analytics and export

Chat, Q&A and guest lists can be exported after an event. Advanced analytics is an add-on.

Goldcast

Pricing could not be confirmed. See goldcast.io.

Remo

• Starter$299

  per month, billed quarterly or annually

  For recurring events: unlimited events and registrations, from 200 attendees per event, 20 organizer licenses and 6 content displays.

• One-time events$699

  per event, starting price

  Starts at 100 attendees per event, with unlimited dry runs. Size, layouts and support level are chosen and quoted per event.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Custom quote. Adds custom branding and SSO options, a dedicated customer success rep and security options, with unlimited always-open event spaces.

Goldcast

No public discounts listed.

Remo

• Other savings

  Special pricing for startups, small businesses and nonprofits

  Remo's pricing page invites startups, small businesses and nonprofits to apply to find out if they qualify for special pricing. No amount is stated.