Compare Highfive and join.me 
- Users report that join.me excels in screen sharing with a score of 9.1, making it a preferred choice for teams that prioritize visual collaboration. In contrast, Highfive's screen sharing feature received a lower score of 8.4, indicating it may not be as robust for users needing seamless visual presentations.
- Reviewers mention that join.me offers superior calendar integration with a score of 9.6, which is crucial for scheduling meetings efficiently. Highfive, while still functional, scored 8.0 in this area, suggesting that users may face challenges in coordinating their schedules.
- G2 users highlight join.me's one-click join feature with a score of 9.0, which simplifies the meeting entry process. Highfive's similar feature scored lower at 8.4, indicating that users may experience more friction when joining meetings.
- Users on G2 report that join.me's remote control functionality scored 8.7, allowing for effective collaboration during presentations. Highfive's remote control feature, while present, did not receive as high a score, suggesting it may lack some of the intuitive controls that users appreciate in join.me.
- Reviewers mention that join.me's recording feature scored 8.7, which is essential for teams needing to revisit discussions. Highfive's recording capability scored lower at 7.8, indicating potential limitations in capturing meeting content effectively.
- Users say that join.me's multi-display support scored 9.1, making it ideal for users who work with multiple screens. Highfive, while functional, did not match this score, suggesting it may not cater as well to users with complex display setups.
- Up to 40 participants per meeting
- Unlimited number of meetings
- No meeting time limits
I found HighFive a great software to use. First, installation was very easy on my work laptop. Second, it was so easy to create "meetings" that others can join. Others join by getting a link of the "meeting". Thirdly, during the meeting, it was so easy to...
The part that sucks is that it's pretty wonky. It's inconsistent with quality. Calls are frequently dropped, audio cuts out completely and we have difficulty calling in multiple teams. Sometimes it works great! But it's so hit and miss that we have to start...
I like it because video calls are always stable and in high definition, I like the interface because it is very intuitive and friendly, I like to be able to send documents, images and links to my clients instantly, you can also share screen and play slides...
In my experience, people were not as familiar with this tool. This can waste time when trying to get everyone on a meeting.
I found HighFive a great software to use. First, installation was very easy on my work laptop. Second, it was so easy to create "meetings" that others can join. Others join by getting a link of the "meeting". Thirdly, during the meeting, it was so easy to...
I like it because video calls are always stable and in high definition, I like the interface because it is very intuitive and friendly, I like to be able to send documents, images and links to my clients instantly, you can also share screen and play slides...
The part that sucks is that it's pretty wonky. It's inconsistent with quality. Calls are frequently dropped, audio cuts out completely and we have difficulty calling in multiple teams. Sometimes it works great! But it's so hit and miss that we have to start...
In my experience, people were not as familiar with this tool. This can waste time when trying to get everyone on a meeting.
