RollQuest compared with the other VTTs
One page per tabletop, written to say where each one is the better pick. Prices are checked against the vendor's own site and dated on the page.
An Above VTT alternative that stands on its own
Above VTT turns D&D Beyond into a tabletop, but only if everyone buys their content there. RollQuest is a full VTT with SRD 5e and 5.5e included. Free to start.
An Alchemy alternative for tables that want the map
Alchemy is built for cinematic, theatre-of-the-mind play. RollQuest is built for the tactical map: fog, lighting, walls and combat. Both run in a browser. Free.
A D&D Beyond Maps alternative with lighting and your own maps
D&D Beyond Maps is free but tied to your D&D Beyond library. RollQuest adds dynamic lighting, walls, your own maps and 5e sheets, free. Honest comparison.
A Fantasy Grounds alternative that opens in a tab
Fantasy Grounds is deep but a desktop install, with content bought module by module. RollQuest runs in a browser with SRD content included. Free to start.
A Foundry alternative you don't have to host
Foundry is powerful and self-hosted. RollQuest runs in the browser with nothing to install or host, and the core table is free. An honest comparison for GMs.
An Owlbear Rodeo alternative for when you need more than the map
Love Owlbear Rodeo's simplicity but need character sheets, combat tracking and a journal? RollQuest keeps the browser-first feel and adds the rest. Free.
A Roll20 alternative with dynamic lighting on the free plan
Looking for a Roll20 alternative? RollQuest gives you dynamic lighting, fog of war and 5e sheets on the free plan, in a modern browser UI. Honest comparison.
A Talespire alternative that runs in the browser
Talespire is 3D minis on Steam, a copy or seat per player. RollQuest runs in a browser with fog, lighting and 5e sheets free. An honest comparison for GMs.