twine
A tool to automate knowledge sharing and distributes updates for teams.
At a glance
Free + paid · Source review 2026-11-02- Price & billing
Pro $99 per month per host, with a discounted annual rate of $990 per year per host (about $82.50 per month equivalent); free for up to 6 people.
- Free allowance
Pro $99 per month per host, with a discounted annual rate of $990 per year per host (about $82.50 per month equivalent); free for up to 6 people.
- Best suited to
Running virtual speed networking and breakout-room sessions for remote teams, communities and virtual events.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Running virtual speed networking and breakout-room sessions for remote teams, communities and virtual events.
Limits and trade-offs
Free tier covers only up to 6 participants; event pricing and some integrations may cost extra.
Plans and free allowances
Pro $99 per month per host, with a discounted annual rate of $990 per year per host (about $82.50 per month equivalent); free for up to 6 people.
Evidence
Official twine homepage and pricing ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-02)
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Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-02. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at twine
twine makes virtual networking easy for hosts through advanced breakout rooms and speed networking, with matchmaking modes including Speed Networking, Visual, A/B and Multi-Tag for timed conversations.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose twine
- A remote or distributed team wants structured timed conversations instead of unstructured breakout rooms.
- A community or virtual event host wants to connect people for onboarding, all-hands meetings or sales kickoffs.
- A host wants Studio reporting on who connected with whom and one-click recreation of previous rooms.
When to choose something else
- A host with more than 6 people needs a paid plan, since the free Starter tier covers up to 6 participants.
- A team that needs in-person event networking rather than virtual rooms is outside twine's stated virtual focus.
A practical starting workflow
- Choose a matchmaking mode such as Speed Networking, Visual, A/B or Multi-Tag to connect people for timed conversations.
- Trigger twine via a calendar invite or via a Zoom, Teams or Google Meet handoff, where the host already works.
- Upload conversation topics or select from the curated question library, using built-in templates for all-hands meetings, sales kickoffs or onboarding.
- Run the timed networking session, then use Studio to view NPS, see who connected with whom, and duplicate and re-create previous rooms with one click.
Check before committing
- The free Starter tier covers up to 6 participants; larger groups need a paid or designed plan.
- Event pricing and some integrations may cost extra, and the event tier notes a minimum of 500 licenses.
- This entry describes published homepage features and does not compare networking outcomes through testing.
Common questions
How does twine work?
twine makes it easy for hosts to create connection by enabling advanced breakout rooms and speed networking, with matchmaking modes including Speed Networking, Visual, A/B and Multi-Tag.
Where can twine be triggered?
twine can be triggered via calendar invite or via Zoom, Teams or Google Meet handoff.
Is twine free?
It is free for up to 6 people, then twine helps design a plan that is best for the host; Pro is listed at $99 per month per host with a discounted annual rate.
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Sources and checks
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