Live polls for real rooms. No head count, no contract.
Everyone answers from their phone and the results appear on your screen as they come in. No participant limits on any plan, no annual contract, and a vote is saved the moment it is cast, so a wifi drop does not lose it.
You know the exact moment.
Forty hands are up, everyone's phone is out, and the screen tells you you've hit your monthly limit. Or the hotel wifi stutters and half the votes evaporate. Or it simply stops responding while a room of professionals watches you jab at a laptop.
Then you discover the plan was annual, non-refundable, and support's answer is no.
Every one of those is a pricing decision, not a technical limit. They cap your room because that's how they sell you the next tier.
That isn't hypothetical. It's what the reviews are full of:
- Free tiers that meter responses, not people. Twenty attendees answering two questions each: your whole month, spent.
- 50 participants a month. One workshop of thirty and one of twenty-five, and you're locked out until the calendar flips.
- $120/year for polls. $588/year for the same 700-seat cap. Nearly four times the price, not one extra person in the room.
- Refunds refused even when the tool failed live during someone's event.
Two things, done properly
Rather than forty done adequately.
Polls
Ask a multiple-choice question. Results appear live on the screen behind you, and each person can change their answer until you close it.
Q&A
The audience submits questions and upvotes each other's, so you answer what the room actually cares about.
Attendees scan a code or type a short one. No app download. No account. No email harvesting. The person in the back row joins as fast as the person in the front.
Built for bad rooms
Hotel basements, draughty halls, a venue wifi that was fine until everyone arrived. Here is what we have actually tested, not what we hope.
The wifi drops.
A vote is saved the moment it is cast. When the phone comes back, it shows the answer already given, not an empty ballot.
Everyone votes at once.
Tested with 1,000 phones in one room, all voting inside five seconds. Every vote counted.
Something goes wrong on our side.
What the room has already said is on disk, not in memory, so a hiccup does not erase it. And if it fails during your session, that month is free.
Pricing
The live session is always unlimited. You pay only to keep what came out of it.
Free, genuinely
No participant limits. As many polls as you like. The full live session.
Results stay for 24 hours, or 7 days with a free account.
Pro: $19/month
Cancel wheneverResults kept for good. Reusable polls. CSV and printable reports. Your branding. Extra presenter links.
No annual contract. No participant caps on any plan, including the free one. One room has been tested with 1,000 phones.
If it fails during your session, that month is free.
Send one email. No form, no argument, no "did you try the other browser."
We wrote that guarantee because the review pages for other tools in this space are full of people who were refused a refund after the thing failed in the middle of their event. That should never have happened to them.
"I already have a tool for this"
Keep using them if the caps never bite and the annual bill doesn't sting. Plenty of people are fine.
This is for the person who runs sessions often enough to hit the ceiling, to rooms small enough that enterprise pricing is absurd, in venues where the wifi is a genuine risk.
Start a room. Free, no signup.
About forty seconds. Bring it to your next session and find out whether it holds.
No card, no account. You get a code to put on screen.