17.5
Glue is a virtual collaboration platform for remote meetings, workshops, training, and custom virtual experiences.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Best Metaverse Workplace Software in 2026
This software provides virtual places where teams can meet, work remotely and collaborate. Depending on the product, you may find browser or desktop entry, VR headset compatibility, spatial audio and rooms you can customise. If you use a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone, verify Android support for the product you are considering. Products here may be available through web, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android or Linux; check…
27.0
Frame is a browser-based platform for creating private or public virtual spaces for businesses, schools, organizations, and communities.
AndroidiOSWeb
36.9
MootUp is a 3D platform for virtual and hybrid events that attendees can access across devices without a VR headset.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
- 46.6From $149 a month
- 5
Samudaia
Samudaia is a virtual office for remote and hybrid teams, organized around a shared 2D map with live presence.
Free planWebLinuxmacOSWindows6.4Free plan - 6
Arthur
Arthur is software that brings AI into team workflows for immersive experiences, asynchronous alignment, and meetings.
WebmacOSWindows5.7 - 7
Gather
AndroidiOSWebmacOS5.5 - 85.5
- 9
Spatial
AndroidiOSWeb5.4 - 10
VIVE Sync
AndroidiOSWebmacOS5.3 - 11
NokNok
AndroidiOSmacOSWindows5.2 - 12
Virbela
WebmacOSWindows5.1 - 13
RovaSpace
WebLinuxmacOSWindows5.0 - 14
Katmai
Web4.7 - 15
MOffice
Web4.6
Choosing well
Check phone access first
Check whether the workspace has an Android app or a usable web option before choosing it for a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone. Across the entries, supported platforms include web, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux.
Access methods matter when a team moves between phones, computers and headsets.
Compare free plans and trials
Arthur, Glue, Kumospace, MootUp, RovaSpace, Samudaia and Spatial each list a free plan.
Gather lists a trial, Kumospace lists a trial, and MootUp lists a 30-day trial.
Starting prices published by the products are $10 per month for Frame, $12 per user per month annually for Gather, and $16 per user per month annually for Kumospace.
Match the meeting setup
Consider meeting capacity, spatial audio and screen sharing in relation to how your team works. These details affect whether a space suits small discussions, larger meetings or presentations.
Check access methods and VR headset support when participants may join from browsers, computers or immersive devices.
Review room customisation
Room customisation may be useful when a team needs spaces arranged around its work. Compare the control each product provides over its virtual environment before committing.
If pricing is not published, note that products such as Arthur, Katmai, MOffice and NokNok list pricing on request.
Questions people ask
Can I use metaverse workplace software on Android?
Android appears in the category’s platform coverage, but support differs by product. Check each listing for an Android app or web access.
Which products have a free plan?
Free plans are listed for Arthur, Glue, Kumospace, MootUp, RovaSpace, Samudaia and Spatial.
Which products offer a trial?
Gather lists a 30-day trial, Kumospace a 14-day trial, and MootUp a 30-day trial.
What platforms can these tools use?
The entries span web, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux, with support varying by product. Check the listing before choosing.
What should I compare between products?
Compare whether a free plan is available, paid pricing, VR headset support, access methods, meeting capacity, spatial audio, customisable spaces and screen sharing.