Frame review
A strong fit for immersive meetings, with mobile access and persistent 3D rooms.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Frame is a browser-based virtual meeting and collaboration platform for teams, educators, event organizers, and communities. It centers meetings and events in persistent 3D spaces where participants can use avatars, spatialized voice, text chat, translation, webcams, screen sharing, whiteboards, embedded browsers, shared media, and interactive scenes. Access covers web, iOS, Android, and VR without downloads, making Frame a strong match for distributed groups that want more than a conventional video grid. It is less suited to organizations seeking only straightforward two-dimensional calls.
Pricing is organized per Frame rather than per user. The Trial plan includes 8 users in Frame, three video uploads of 50 MB each, spatial audio, text chat, translation, screen sharing, webcam access, and password protection. Basic costs $10 per Frame per month and adds analytics, a seven-day activity history, AI image generation, and Skybox generation. Plus costs $50 per Frame per month, raises capacity to 50 users, extends analytics history to six months, and offers additional video capacity upon request. Pro costs $200 per Frame per month, supports 300 users, adds branding, and provides unlimited analytics history. Each paid tier includes the preceding plan's features.
Frame's strongest differentiator is the combination of spatial interaction and configurable spaces. Custom voice zones, 3D scenes, media, models, interactive assets, whiteboards, and embedded web browsers support workshops, events, classes, and community spaces that benefit from shared context. Admin and member roles, granular permissions, and password protection provide control over access, while AI agents, image generation, Skybox generation, and a REST API extend customization options. Choose Frame when immersive rooms, mobile coverage, and collaborative environments are central requirements. Choose a simpler meeting product when persistent 3D spaces and spatial audio would add unnecessary complexity.
Frame pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Persistent 3D rooms with spatial voice and custom voice zones
- Web, iOS, and Android access without downloads
- Granular permissions, AI tools, and a REST API
- Where it doesn't
- Trial and Basic plans support 8 users in a Frame
- Paid plans start at $10 per Frame monthly
- Large capacity and branding require higher-tier plans
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