Airmeet Pricing (2026): Free Plan, Pro and Business Costs, and What the Networking Features Add

Airmeet offers a Free plan at $0 (50 attendees, 5 events per month), Pro at $167 per month (300 attendees, unlimited events), and Business at $333 per month (1,000 attendees, priority support). Annual billing reduces these rates. Airmeet is priced higher than most pure webinar tools because it includes virtual event features — social lounges, networking tables, and multi-track sessions — that webinar platforms like GoTo Webinar or Demio do not offer.

Airmeet's free plan supports up to 50 attendees per event and allows 5 events per month. It includes core features: sessions, Q&A, polls, basic networking, and recordings. The 50-attendee cap and 5-event monthly limit are the primary constraints. For small internal events, team townhalls, or testing whether Airmeet's networking format works for your audience, the free plan provides genuine access. Consistent events with 50+ attendees or more than 5 monthly sessions require a paid plan.

Airmeet's Social Lounge is a virtual networking space where attendees can join small-group video tables — like spontaneous conversations at a physical event. Tables of 4–8 people form organically or can be preset by hosts. This feature differentiates Airmeet from webinar platforms: it enables post-session networking, sponsor booth conversations, and peer connections that Zoom, GoTo Webinar, and Demio do not replicate. Social Lounge is included on paid plans and partially on the free tier.

Yes. Airmeet supports multi-track events where different sessions run simultaneously in separate rooms — attendees choose which sessions to attend. This makes Airmeet appropriate for virtual conferences, summits, and multi-speaker events that require more structure than a single-session webinar. Multi-track functionality is available on Pro and Business plans and distinguishes Airmeet from standard webinar tools that support only one session at a time.

Airmeet and Hopin (now Bizzabo) serve similar virtual event use cases. Airmeet is generally more affordable at comparable attendee tiers, with simpler pricing that does not charge per-registrant fees. Hopin historically charged per-registration fees on top of base platform costs, which made large events expensive. Airmeet's flat monthly pricing makes cost predictable regardless of how many people register. For mid-sized virtual events (100–1,000 attendees), Airmeet's pricing model is more cost-effective.

Airmeet works for weekly webinars but it is built for events with richer interaction, not high-volume marketing webinar operations. Features like automated email follow-up sequences, deep HubSpot or Marketo integration, and webinar-specific analytics are less developed in Airmeet than in Demio or Livestorm. If your weekly webinar is a marketing-focused lead generation session, Demio or Livestorm will handle the workflow better. If it is a community call or learning session where networking matters, Airmeet is the stronger fit.

Airmeet integrates with HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, and Mailchimp for attendee data sync. It also connects with Zapier for broader automation. The integration depth is adequate for basic registrant and attendance data flows but less mature than dedicated webinar platforms. Before committing to an annual Airmeet plan, test the specific integration your team relies on — particularly if you need real-time data sync between attendee actions and your CRM during live events.

Yes. Airmeet records sessions automatically and makes replays available after the event. Recordings include the main stage sessions. Networking lounge conversations are not recorded, which is by design — spontaneous table discussions are private by default. Post-event recordings can be shared via link or downloaded. Storage limits and retention periods vary by plan — Business plan users receive longer retention and higher storage than Pro or Free tiers.