Gloww VS TinyFloor

TinyFloor's answer:

• The price stays flat as you grow. Tools priced per person cost a team of 10 $80 to $160 a month; TinyFloor Pro is $29 for the whole team.
• It's small on purpose. Presence, calls, a meeting room, screen sharing and team chat, without map editors or features a small team doesn't use.
• Free for up to 3 people, forever, and every new office starts with 14 days of Pro, with no card needed.
• You can read the code. It's open source, so you can see how it works and what it does with your team's data.

TinyFloor's answer:

TinyFloor runs on Cloudflare:

• Cloudflare Workers for the website, the app and the API
• Durable Objects for each office's live floor and chat
• D1 for accounts, offices and billing data
• Cloudflare Realtime (SFU) and WebRTC for calls and meetings
• Next.js and React for the app and the site, with Phaser drawing the floor
• TypeScript throughout

The code is open source on GitHub under the AGPL-3.0.

TinyFloor's answer:

TinyFloor is a virtual office built for small teams rather than events or big companies. Your team works on one shared floor in the browser, each at a desk with a status, so you can see who's around and walk over to talk without scheduling a call.

• One flat price for the whole office, not per person: free for up to 3 people, $29 a month for the whole team on Pro.
• Open source under the AGPL-3.0, with the code on GitHub.
• Calls when you choose them: walk to a desk and call in one click, instead of audio that starts by itself when avatars get close.
• In 18 languages, in any browser, with nothing to install.

TinyFloor's answer:

Small remote and hybrid teams, usually 4 to 15 people, who work together every day: startups, agencies, and engineering, product and design teams. They want the quick questions and the sense of who's around that an office gives, without scheduling a call for every conversation or paying for every seat.