Airmeet review: $199 a month for Premium Webinars, two tiers quoted
Airmeet sells networking inside a webinar, and only one of its three tiers carries a published price. Our check of airmeet.com on 1 October 2026 recorded Premium Webinars at $199 a month, or $167 a month billed annually, with Events and Managed Events quoted on request and a free plan capped at 50 attendees.
The short answer
Buy Airmeet Buy Airmeet Premium Webinars if the point of your event is that attendees meet each other. It was $199 a month, or $167 a month billed annually, when we checked airmeet.com/pricing on 1 October 2026, which is $2,388 or $2,004 across a year.
Skip it if your format is one person presenting with questions at the end. Demio was $63 a month on Starter when we checked its pricing on 1 October 2026, and it does the broadcast job for a third of the Airmeet rate.
Where Airmeet fits
Airmeet fits the organiser whose event has a hallway. Networking tables, social lounges and breakout rooms are the product, and they only matter if you want attendees talking to each other rather than to the camera. If that is not your format, you are paying for rooms nobody enters.
The pricing shape matters as much as the number. Our 1 October 2026 check recorded one published tier, Premium Webinars at $199 a month, and two quoted tiers, Events and Managed Events. That means a budget for anything above a webinar format cannot be set from the rate card, only from a sales call.
Premium Webinars at $199 a month is $2,388 across a year at the monthly rate. The annual rate of $167 a month is $2,004 across the same year, so prepaying saved $384 on our check. That is a 12-month commitment on a tier whose attendee cap is the thing you are buying.
The free plan is the honest way in. Airmeet published it with a 50-attendee ceiling and a limit of five events a month as of 1 October 2026, which is enough to run a small community call and watch whether people use the lounge. It is not enough to run a launch.
Managed Events is the tier that tells you who Airmeet is built for. A vendor only offers to run the event for you when the buyers are conference teams with production budgets, and those buyers do not price from a web page. If you are reading a rate card, you are not in that segment yet.
Against the field Airmeet is the expensive specialist. Demio was $63 a month on Starter when we checked its pricing on 1 October 2026, and Crowdcast was $49 a month on Lite on the same date, both of which broadcast cleanly without the networking layer. Livestorm prices Pro at €2.50 per attendee, verified 1 October 2026, so its cost tracks turnout instead of a flat ceiling.
The pricing here was verified on 1 October 2026, which makes it current rather than stale, and the figures above are what Airmeet published that day. The two quoted tiers will not match anything on this page because they were never published. The webinar platforms category holds the alternatives, and our guide to choosing a webinar platform covers the format question first.
Airmeet pricing
Airmeet charges a flat monthly rate on its one published tier and quotes the other two. The figures below come from our check of airmeet.com/pricing on 1 October 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/mo | 50 live attendees and up to five events a month |
| Premium Webinars | $199/mo | $167/mo billed annually. The only tier with a published price |
| Events | Custom | Quoted. The conference-format tier, no published rate |
| Managed Events | Custom | Quoted. Airmeet staff run the event with you |
Because two tiers are quoted, most buyers end up in a conversation. Four things set the number you are given:
- Attendee ceiling. Airmeet's published model is a flat monthly rate tiered by attendee cap, so the cap you need is the first question on the call.
- Format. Premium Webinars at $199 a month covers webinars; anything shaped like a multi-track conference moves you to the Events tier, which has no published rate.
- Whether you want Airmeet staff involved. Managed Events exists because some buyers want the production run for them, and that is a services line rather than a licence.
- Billing period. The annual rate of $167 a month against $199 monthly saved $384 across a year on our 1 October 2026 check.
- Ticketing, if you charge for entry. Airmeet supports paid events through its own payment flow, and the commission terms are not in our pricing snapshot, so ask for them in writing.
Airmeet pricing against the other webinar platforms
Airmeet's $199 a month is at the top of the published band in this category. Crowdcast was $49 a month on Lite and $195 a month on Business, verified 1 October 2026, and Demio was $63 a month on Starter on the same date. Livestorm charges €2.50 per attendee on Pro, verified 1 October 2026, which is a different meter rather than a cheaper one. BigMarker publishes no price on any of its three tiers, verified 1 October 2026, so it cannot be compared on cost at all.
Airmeet billing terms worth knowing
One published price, two quotes and a free plan with two separate limits on it.
- Free plan
- 50 live attendees and five events a month, as recorded on 1 October 2026.
- Premium Webinars
- $199 per month, or $167 per month billed annually.
- Premium across a year
- $2,388 at the monthly rate, $2,004 on the annual rate.
- Annual saving
- $384 across a year, from $199 against $167 a month.
- Events and Managed Events
- Quoted. No published figure existed on our check.
- Paid events
- Supported. Commission terms are not in our pricing snapshot.
- Check date
- 1 October 2026, against airmeet.com/pricing.
Airmeet is the only platform in this category whose mid and upper tiers are both quoted, which makes a published comparison impossible above $199 a month. Price the free plan against your actual format before you book a call, and use our creator tool cost calculators to total the stack once you have a quote in hand.
What Airmeet gives up
You give up budget certainty above the entry tier. Events and Managed Events were both quoted on our 1 October 2026 check, so a finance plan for a larger programme cannot be built from anything Airmeet publishes.
The networking features are a cost even when they go unused. A straightforward presentation with questions at the end runs on Demio at $63 a month on Starter, verified 1 October 2026, and on Crowdcast at $49 a month on Lite on the same date, so the gap to $199 buys rooms your audience may ignore.
Airmeet is bandwidth-hungry by design. Video tables and lounges push more through the connection than a single broadcast stream, and attendees on weak connections see it. That is a support burden on the organiser rather than a line on the invoice.
First-time attendees get confused. A lounge with tables is an unfamiliar interface for someone who expected a link and a talking head, and some of your audience will need telling where to click before the session starts.
Ticketed events carry a commission on top of the subscription. Our pricing snapshot does not record the rate, so treat any figure you see elsewhere as unverified and get the number from Airmeet before you build a paid-event business on it.
The free plan is a demonstration, not a tier you grow on. Fifty attendees and five events a month will not carry a regular programme, and the paid step above it is $199 a month rather than something gentler.
There is no published small-team price. Platforms like Zoho Webinar, which we recorded at $8 per host per month on Standard on 11 June 2026, exist for the organiser who needs a webinar and nothing else, and Airmeet has nothing at that end of the market.
How Airmeet compares
The four platforms below are the ones weighed against Airmeet, and the axis is the event experience against the cost of a broadcast. Every price is the vendor's own published rate with the date we checked it, and those dates differ, so read them with that in mind. The wider field sits in the webinar platforms category.
| Tool | Best for | Price | Where it breaks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airmeet | Events where attendees are meant to meet each other | Free, $199/mo Premium Webinars (October 2026) | Two of four tiers are quoted, so budgets stop at the entry rate |
| Demio | Marketing webinars with conversion tracking | $63/mo Starter (October 2026) | No free plan, and the trial caps at 20 attendees |
| Crowdcast | Recurring creator events with ticket sales | $49/mo Lite (October 2026) | 14-day trial only, and no automated webinars |
| Livestorm | Webinar programmes tied to a CRM | €2.50 per attendee on Pro (October 2026) | Cost tracks turnout, so a popular session costs more |
What to test on the Airmeet free plan
The free plan carried 50 live attendees and five events a month on our 1 October 2026 check. Confirm both limits first, because they are what decides whether you can evaluate properly.
- Check the current free plan limits on airmeet.com/pricing. Ours were recorded on 1 October 2026 and attendee caps are the figure vendors move most often.
- Run one real session with your own audience and watch the lounge. If nobody goes to a table, the networking layer is not worth $199 a month to you.
- Count how many events a month you run. Five is the free ceiling, and a weekly programme clears it in the second week.
- Push past a straightforward broadcast and try a breakout room. That feature, not the stream, is what the price premium is for.
- Ask for the Events quote before you commit to Premium Webinars, since the tier you need may not be the one with a published price.
- If you charge for entry, get the ticketing commission in writing. Our snapshot does not record it and the subscription is only half the cost.
- Price the alternatives on the same format. Demio was $63 a month on Starter and Crowdcast $49 a month on Lite, both verified 1 October 2026, and our cost calculators will total a year either way.
Airmeet questions buyers ask
How much does Airmeet cost per month?
Airmeet published one monthly price when we checked airmeet.com/pricing on 1 October 2026: Premium Webinars at $199 a month, or $167 a month billed annually, which is $2,388 or $2,004 across a year. The Events and Managed Events tiers were both custom-quoted on that check, so there is no published figure for them. Pricing is a flat monthly rate tiered by attendee cap, and all paid plans include unlimited events.
Does Airmeet have a free plan?
Yes. Our check of airmeet.com/pricing on 1 October 2026 recorded a free plan with a 50-attendee ceiling and a limit of five events a month. That is enough to test the social lounge and run small community calls, but the attendee cap, the five-event limit and the missing CRM integrations mean most organisers outgrow it quickly. The paid step above it is Premium Webinars at $199 a month.
Who is Airmeet best for?
Airmeet is best for event organizers, community builders, and marketing teams who want interactive, networking-focused online events. If your webinars involve audience participation, table discussions, or multi-session formats, Airmeet's features justify the premium. It's overkill for straightforward presentations with Q&A: simpler tools like Demio or Livestorm handle those at a lower cost.
Airmeet vs Livestorm: which is better?
Airmeet wins on networking and engagement features (social lounges, speed networking, breakout rooms). Choose Airmeet for interactive, conference-style events. Choose Livestorm for polished, automated marketing webinars where a smooth attendee experience matters more than networking.
What does Airmeet integrate with?
Airmeet integrates natively with HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, Pardot, Mailchimp, Eventbrite, and Zapier. The CRM integrations sync attendee engagement data (attendance, poll responses, questions asked) directly into contact records. Zapier opens up connections to hundreds of other tools. The deeper integrations (engagement scoring, real-time notifications) are available on Premium plans and above.
Is Airmeet good for small webinars under 50 people?
It works, but it's probably more platform than you need. Airmeet's networking features shine with larger groups where people want to connect.
Can I run paid or ticketed events on Airmeet?
Yes. Airmeet supports ticketed events with built-in payment processing. Our pricing snapshot of 1 October 2026 does not record the commission Airmeet takes on ticket sales, so we will not quote a rate for it. If paid events are a significant part of your business, ask Airmeet for the current commission and payment processing terms in writing and add them to the $199 a month subscription cost before you compare it with alternatives.
Can teams collaborate on events in Airmeet?
Yes. Team members can co-manage events, moderate Q&A, handle the backstage, and manage speakers. The CRM integrations also support team workflows, notifying account owners when high-value attendees take specific actions during events.
Is Airmeet worth the price compared to cheaper webinar tools?
It depends on what you need. Airmeet's Premium Webinars plan was $199 a month, or $167 a month billed annually, on our 1 October 2026 check, with Events and Managed Events quoted as custom. If your events rely on attendee networking, interactive workshops, or multi-session formats, those features justify the premium. If you're running standard marketing webinars (presentation, Q&A, recording, follow-up), you're paying for features you won't use. Test the free plan first. If your attendees gravitate toward the networking features, upgrade. If they don't, Demio starts at $63 a month, or $45 a month billed annually, and Livestorm Pro is charged at 2.50 euros per attendee, both figures verified 1 October 2026 on those products' own pages.
Can I cancel Airmeet anytime?
Yes. Monthly plans can be cancelled anytime without penalty. If you're on an annual plan, you're typically locked in for the billing cycle. Airmeet doesn't charge cancellation fees, but you won't get a prorated refund on annual plans. Start with monthly billing until you're sure the platform fits your workflow and audience.