- 2D virtual spaces: Build map-based offices and event worlds.
- Communication: Free includes audio, video, chat and screen sharing.
- Events: One-shot events have a per-user daily starting price.
- Remote office: Business supports recurring office use.
- Self-hosting: The official site provides self-host deployment guidance.
WorkAdventure
Immersive virtual offices and events for remote and hybrid teams
Updated August 11, 2026
WorkAdventure Overview
WorkAdventure is a browser-based virtual office and event platform built around interactive 2D maps. People move through a digital space and can talk when their characters come close to one another.
The platform includes audio, video, chat and screen sharing for remote work and online events. Teams can customize their maps, and technical users can deploy the software on their own infrastructure.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Free | €0 | Limited to 10 users; includes audio, video, chat and map-based spaces |
| Event | From €2/user/day | One-shot events with event support and configurable access |
| Business | From €5/user/month | Remote-office plan with recurring access and larger user capacity |
The Free plan is limited to 10 users. Event pricing is a one-day per-user charge, while Business is a recurring per-user monthly plan.
Pricing source: WorkAdventure pricing
Pros
| Compared with | Why this product may fit better |
|---|---|
| Gather | Alongside Gather, WorkAdventure offers both hosted use and an open-source self-hosting path. Technical organizations that require deployment control or custom integrations can inspect and operate more of the underlying platform themselves. |
| Zoom | Choosing Zoom means taking a different route. Proximity-based conversations and explorable 2D maps support offices, conferences and branded events instead of a sequence of meeting rooms. Participants can discover people and content without following a rigid agenda. |
| SpatialChat | Unlike SpatialChat, map building and event-oriented access give WorkAdventure a flexible canvas for branded worlds. Organizers can design movement and interaction around the event rather than accepting a generic room arrangement. |
| Kumospace | When choosing between Kumospace and this product, the hosted Free plan supports up to 10 users, and one-day event pricing is published separately from recurring office use. That makes small pilots and temporary events easier to budget independently. |
Cons
| Compared with | Where this product may fall short |
|---|---|
| Gather | Set against Gather, the shortfall is clear. The €2 event and €5 Business figures are starting rates, so a larger rollout still needs a detailed quote. Buyers should confirm maps, support and concurrency rather than multiplying the headline price alone. |
| Zoom | Against Zoom, the drawback is clear. A navigable map introduces setup and participant learning that a normal video link avoids. For a short client call, the immersive space may create more friction than useful interaction. |
| Self-hosted tools | Here, Self-hosted tools has the clearer case. Running the open-source edition transfers deployment, upgrades, monitoring and security work to the buyer. Teams without engineering capacity should compare the managed service, not assume self-hosting is automatically cheaper. |
Reviews
- G2 reviews: G2 showed 4.6/5 from eight reviews, so this is a useful but very small sample. A co-founder praised the low-friction entry, flexible map customization and approachable interface, while also wanting a subscription model that made access simpler for outside clients and partners. Test guest access before choosing it for mixed internal and external events.
