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OpenFloor vs Slido

Slido is a well established audience interaction tool with deep integrations into PowerPoint, Google Slides, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. OpenFloor is a browser-based Q&A and engagement platform with flat monthly pricing and privacy defaults. Compare the formats, limits and plans below.

Feature by feature

Feature comparison between OpenFloor and Slido
FeatureOpenFloorSlido
Free plan participant limit50 per session100 per event
Live Q&A with upvotingYesYes
Q&A moderationYesProfessional plan
Multiple choice pollsFree: 3 per sessionFree: 3 per event
Word cloudsFree: 1 per sessionYes
Quizzes and leaderboardsPro planFree: 1 per event
SurveysPro planEngage plan
Analytics and data exportPro planExports on Engage
Custom brandingPro planProfessional plan
Anonymous audience (no login)YesYes
Paid plan entry price£10/$12/€10 per monthAnnual or one-time plans; see source

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Where OpenFloor fits

Monthly billing, not annual only

OpenFloor Pro is £10/$12/€10 per month with monthly billing. Slido offers annual subscriptions and separate one-time event plans.

Everything in one Pro plan

OpenFloor Pro includes all engagement types, branding and export. Slido includes surveys and exports on Engage, with Q&A moderation and branding on Professional.

Join without an account

Audience members can join without an account. Browser identifiers help limit duplicate votes, and session content is removed after the plan retention window.

Where Slido may fit better

Presentation integrations

Slido offers integrations with PowerPoint, Google Slides and meeting tools. OpenFloor runs in a separate browser tab.

Higher free participant cap

Slido Basic allows 100 participants per event versus OpenFloor free plan 50 participants per session.

One-time event plans

Slido offers one-time plans for a single event lasting up to seven days. Check its pricing page for the current local cost.

Questions, answered

About this comparison

Competitor details checked 17 September 2026. Plans and features can change. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.