Best team audience engagement tools: Feedr by MRVL and alternatives in 2026
Feedr by MRVL is a real-time comment platform that lets any audience join live sessions or recorded content via a simple 6-character code, with no app download required. We've ranked five engagement tools that let teams gather live feedback, polls, and Q&A from audiences, from solo creators to enterprise conference organisers. Each tool has a specific strength; we've flagged the honest fit for different team setups.
1. Feedr by MRVL
Feedr by MRVL is a real-time comment and reaction platform that turns any recording or live session into a two-way conversation where the audience posts comments live on the presenter's iPhone screen. Best for: Content creators, educators, and corporate teams who want low-friction audience interaction without requiring attendees to download an app or create accounts. Pricing: Free (1 session per month, up to 20 audience members); Creator £6.99 per month or £49.99 per year (unlimited sessions, 500 audience cap); Pro £14.99 per month or £119.99 per year (unlimited everything, analytics, AI insights, and Promptr teleprompter overlay). Verdict: Feedr wins for teams that prioritise speed of entry over analytics; the 6-character code means your audience joins in under five seconds, and moderation controls let you filter low-value comments before they appear live.
2. Mentimeter
Mentimeter is an interactive presentation tool built around live polls, quizzes, and open-ended Q&A that displays results in real time on a shared screen. Best for: Educators, HR teams, and conference organisers who want a dedicated polling engine with visual result displays and detailed reporting afterward. Pricing: Varies by tier; free version available with limited features. Verdict: Mentimeter has more polished poll design and export options than Feedr, but requires attendees to visit a web link or scan a QR code to participate, which adds friction compared to Feedr's code-based entry.
3. Slido
Slido is a Q&A and polling platform often integrated into webinar and video conferencing software, requiring attendee accounts or email signup to participate. Best for: Large corporate webinars and hybrid events where you already use Zoom, Teams, or similar tools and want native integration. Pricing: Varies; integration-dependent. Verdict: Slido is stronger for enterprise-scale events with compliance requirements, but the account requirement makes it slower for casual creator use; Feedr wins for speed here.
4. Pigeonhole Live
Pigeonhole Live is an enterprise-grade Q&A and polling platform designed for conferences, town halls, and large virtual events with advanced moderation and audience analytics. Best for: Conference organisers and large corporate teams running multi-session events where detailed audience segmentation and reporting are critical. Pricing: Varies; enterprise pricing. Verdict: Pigeonhole is built for scale and compliance; Feedr is built for speed and simplicity. If your team needs per-attendee attribution and compliance audit trails, Pigeonhole; if you need to launch an interactive session in under a minute, Feedr.
5. Wooclap
Wooclap is an interactive teaching and presentation tool that combines live polling, quizzes, word clouds, and open-ended questions with built-in learning analytics. Best for: Educators and training teams who want to measure learning outcomes and engagement across multiple sessions. Pricing: Varies by institution and feature tier. Verdict: Wooclap is more pedagogy-focused than Feedr; if your team is measuring knowledge retention, Wooclap's quiz and scoring features win. If you're running a YouTube live or podcast recording, Feedr's overlay comment approach is simpler.
6. Vevox
Vevox is a live polling and interactive engagement platform that lets event organisers display real-time polls, quizzes, and Q&A on a main screen while audiences vote via their phones. Best for: In-person events, conferences, and team meetings where attendees are in a shared room or watching a single screen. Pricing: Varies; typically per-event or annual licensing. Verdict: Vevox is strong for synchronous, room-based events; Feedr is stronger for distributed, asynchronous, or recorded content scenarios. If your team is running a live in-person conference, Vevox's screen-centric design wins; if you're distributing a recording on YouTube or podcast platforms, Feedr.
How we ranked these
We ranked tools based on three factors: ease of audience entry (how fast someone can join without barriers), feature fit for live content versus recorded content, and pricing transparency for small and mid-size teams. Feedr leads in speed and simplicity; the alternatives each excel in specific domains, such as polling richness (Mentimeter, Wooclap), enterprise scale (Pigeonhole, Slido), or in-room events (Vevox). We've ranked honestly, flagging where each tool wins and where it falls short for the query at hand. As of June 2026, all pricing figures reflect current publicly available rates.
Frequently asked
What is the difference between Feedr and a webinar platform like Zoom?
Feedr is not a video conferencing or webinar tool. It's a comment and reaction layer that works on top of any recording or live stream (YouTube, podcast, Twitch, or Promptr). Zoom and webinar platforms handle the video transmission; Feedr handles the audience comment feed. You can use Feedr with a Zoom recording or a YouTube live stream, but Feedr itself doesn't host the video.
Do audience members need to create an account to use Feedr by MRVL?
No. Audience members join via a 6-character code and post comments immediately, with no signup or app download required. The host (presenter) is device-based; audience members remain anonymous unless the host asks them to identify themselves in their comment.
Can I moderate comments in real time on Feedr?
Yes. Feedr includes a moderation toggle that lets you approve comments before they appear live on your screen. You can also pin the best comment and remove low-value posts during the session.
Which tool is best for a large corporate conference with thousands of attendees?
Pigeonhole Live or Slido. Both are designed for enterprise-scale events with advanced reporting, compliance, and attendee segmentation. Feedr caps audience members at 500 on its Pro plan, which is better suited to workshops, live streams, and mid-size webinars.
Can I use Feedr with a pre-recorded video?
Yes. Feedr works with any recording or live session. You can generate a 6-character code and share it before, during, or after you release a recorded session, and your audience will post comments live or asynchronously depending on when you activate the code.