Compare Gather and Spot 
- Users report that Spot excels in its Quality of Support with a score of 9.8, while Gather, although still strong, has a slightly lower score of 9.4. Reviewers mention that Spot's support team is responsive and helpful, making it easier to resolve issues quickly.
- Reviewers mention that Spot's Collaboration Tools are particularly robust, scoring 9.9 for Simultaneous Screen Sharing compared to Gather's 9.1. Users say this feature allows for seamless teamwork, especially during presentations.
- Users on G2 highlight Spot's superior Visual Tools, particularly in Graphing with a score of 9.5, while Gather only scores 7.1. Reviewers say that Spot's graphing capabilities make data visualization much more intuitive and effective.
- G2 users report that Spot's Document Collaboration features are highly rated at 9.2, whereas Gather's score is lower at 7.0. Users mention that Spot's version control and tagging functionalities streamline the collaborative process significantly.
- Reviewers mention that Spot's Mobile Application is rated 8.7, which is notably better than Gather's 6.7. Users say that Spot's mobile app provides a more user-friendly experience, allowing for effective communication on the go.
- Users report that Spot's Product Direction is rated a perfect 10.0, indicating strong confidence in its future development, while Gather's score is 9.8. Reviewers mention that this gives them assurance that Spot will continue to evolve and meet their needs.
- Up to 10 users
- Unlimited audio, video, and chat
- Customizable maps & unlimited rooms
The virtual office is the best to work when we are away from physical office and it gives the feel of we are working from office only. Meeting the team is a incredible one.
It may not be ideal for presenting slides or other visual aids since the platform is focused on social interaction rather than presentations. Also, there is no live transcription feature, which could be an issue for the deaf or hard of hearing.
The ability to connect in a seamless way through video or messaging, but in a way that feels more personal mid pandemic
No complaints so far. They are continuing to add features and I'd love to see a way where we can share and collaborate on a document in real time (or maybe I've missed that and they already have it)
The virtual office is the best to work when we are away from physical office and it gives the feel of we are working from office only. Meeting the team is a incredible one.
The ability to connect in a seamless way through video or messaging, but in a way that feels more personal mid pandemic
It may not be ideal for presenting slides or other visual aids since the platform is focused on social interaction rather than presentations. Also, there is no live transcription feature, which could be an issue for the deaf or hard of hearing.
No complaints so far. They are continuing to add features and I'd love to see a way where we can share and collaborate on a document in real time (or maybe I've missed that and they already have it)
