WebinarJam review: $49 a month at the entry tier, $499 at the top
WebinarJam sells flat monthly tiers with attendee and host limits attached to each one, rather than charging per host or per contact. Our check of home.webinarjam.com on 1 October 2026 recorded Starter at $49 a month, Basic at $99, Professional at $299 and Enterprise at $499, with a $1 trial running 30 days on the Basic plan.
The short answer
Buy WebinarJam if you run live selling webinars on a schedule and want registration pages, reminder emails and in-event offers inside one subscription. Basic was $99 a month, or $79 a month billed annually, when we checked home.webinarjam.com on 1 October 2026, which is $948 across a year against $1,188 paid monthly.
Skip it if your rooms are small and the attendee experience matters more than the marketing stack. Demio's Starter plan was $63 a month on our 1 October 2026 check and is the cleaner room for a thirty-person session, and Livestorm charges per attendee rather than a flat fee.
Where WebinarJam fits
WebinarJam fits the person who treats a webinar as a sales channel. The platform bundles the registration page, the reminder sequence, the live room and the offer you put on screen during the event, so the webinar funnel sits inside one subscription instead of being assembled from three. That bundling is the reason to choose it, and it is also the reason the price looks high next to a plain meeting room.
The billing shape matters as much as the number. Our 1 October 2026 check recorded flat monthly tiers with attendee and host limits set per tier, which means you are not charged per host or per contact as you grow an audience. A list that doubles does not double the bill, and that is unusual in this category.
The tiers we recorded on that date were Starter at $49 a month, Basic at $99 a month, Professional at $299 a month and Enterprise at $499 a month. Each has its own attendee ceiling and its own host allowance. We did not record the specific ceilings on that check, so this page does not state them, and you should read them off the current rate card rather than take a number from any review.
Annual billing was the cheaper route on every tier when we checked. Starter fell to $39 a month billed annually, Basic to $79, Professional to $229 and Enterprise to $379. On Basic that is $948 across a year against $1,188 paid monthly, so prepaying saved $240. On Professional it is $2,748 against $3,588, a saving of $840, and on Enterprise $4,548 against $5,988, a saving of $1,440.
The way in is a paid trial rather than a free plan. Our check recorded a $1 trial running 30 days on the Basic plan, which gives you the middle tier for a month for the price of a coffee stirrer and then converts to that plan's monthly rate. There is no permanently free tier, so the question is not whether to pay but when.
Against the field it is capacity and marketing tooling for a flat fee. Demio was $63 a month on Starter when we checked it on 1 October 2026, with its higher tiers quoted. Crowdcast was $49 a month on Lite, $89 on Pro and $195 on Business on the same date. Livestorm prices its Pro plan at €2.50 per attendee, verified 1 October 2026, which is a different shape of bill entirely and is quoted in euros, so we do not convert it. BigMarker publishes no price on any of its three tiers as of 1 October 2026.
This pricing was verified on 1 October 2026, which makes it the freshest evidence on any of our webinar pages, and it is still a snapshot rather than a feed. Confirm the figures before you commit, particularly the annual rates, which are the ones vendors move first. The webinar platforms category holds the rest of the field.
WebinarJam pricing
WebinarJam prices in flat monthly tiers, with attendee and host limits set per tier instead of a per-seat charge. Every figure below comes from our check of home.webinarjam.com on 1 October 2026 and carries that date.
| Plan | Price | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $49/mo | $39/mo billed annually, which is $468 across a year against $588 paid monthly |
| Basic | $99/mo | $79/mo billed annually, which is $948 across a year against $1,188 paid monthly |
| Professional | $299/mo | $229/mo billed annually, which is $2,748 across a year against $3,588 paid monthly |
| Enterprise | $499/mo | $379/mo billed annually, which is $4,548 across a year against $5,988 paid monthly |
Nothing here is quoted, so the only question is which tier you need. Four things decide that:
- The size of the room you need to fill. Each tier we recorded on 1 October 2026 carries its own attendee ceiling, and the ceiling is the main thing you are buying as you move from $49 to $499 a month.
- How many people present with you. Host allowances are set per tier, so a panel event can push you up a tier even when the audience is small.
- Billing period. Annual billing cut Basic from $99 to $79 a month on our check, a saving of $240 across the year, and the same pattern held on all four tiers.
- Whether you would otherwise pay for landing pages and reminder emails separately. If those tools are already in your stack, you are paying twice for them here, and the flat fee stops looking like a bargain.
- Event frequency. A flat monthly fee rewards a weekly webinar and punishes a quarterly one, because the bill does not care whether you broadcast.
WebinarJam pricing against the other webinar platforms
On entry price WebinarJam and Crowdcast start at the same place: $49 a month for Starter here, and $49 a month for Crowdcast's Lite plan, verified 1 October 2026, with Crowdcast's Pro at $89 and Business at $195 on that date. Demio starts higher at $63 a month on Starter, verified 1 October 2026, and quotes its Growth and Premium tiers. Livestorm's Pro plan is €2.50 per attendee, verified 1 October 2026, which bills by who turns up rather than by the month, and the figure stays in euros because that is what Livestorm charges. GoTo Webinar is priced per organiser rather than per account, at $49 per organiser a month on Lite rising to $399 per organiser a month on Enterprise, verified 13 June 2026, so a two-presenter team pays twice there and once here. BigMarker publishes no price on any tier, verified 1 October 2026.
WebinarJam billing terms worth knowing
The flat fee is the whole story, and the trial is the only unusual term.
- Starter
- $49 per month, or $39 per month billed annually. $588 or $468 across a year.
- Basic
- $99 per month, or $79 per month billed annually. $1,188 or $948 across a year.
- Professional
- $299 per month, or $229 per month billed annually. $3,588 or $2,748 across a year.
- Enterprise
- $499 per month, or $379 per month billed annually. $5,988 or $4,548 across a year.
- Trial
- $1 for 30 days on the Basic plan. No permanently free tier.
- Charging unit
- Flat monthly fee per account, with attendee and host limits set per tier.
- Check date
- 1 October 2026, against home.webinarjam.com/pricing.
WebinarJam plans: Starter $49/mo ($39/mo billed annually); Basic $99/mo ($79/mo billed annually); Professional $299/mo ($229/mo billed annually); Enterprise $499/mo ($379/mo billed annually).
Read these as flat fees with limits attached, not as a per-seat price, because that is what makes the top tier defensible for a large audience and the bottom tier poor value for an occasional event. Our creator tool cost calculators will total a webinar stack once you have confirmed today's rate card.
What WebinarJam gives up
You give up a free tier. The way in is a $1 trial for 30 days on the Basic plan, recorded 1 October 2026, and after that you are on a paid plan. Zoho Webinar runs a free plan at $0 a month, verified 11 June 2026, which is the obvious place to start if you want to test the idea of webinars before funding one.
You give up a modern room. The interface is the oldest-feeling part of the product and attendees notice it, which is the single most common reason people move to Demio at $63 a month on Starter, verified 1 October 2026.
You give up predictability under load. Live broadcasting at scale is where this platform is most often criticised, and lag or audio trouble during a selling webinar costs more than the subscription does. Budget a rehearsal for every event rather than trusting the first run.
You give up the option of paying only for the events you run. A flat monthly fee is excellent value weekly and poor value quarterly. Livestorm's per-attendee Pro pricing at €2.50 per attendee, verified 1 October 2026, is the shape to look at if your calendar is irregular, and that price is in euros.
You give up clarity about what each tier contains. Our check recorded the four prices but not the attendee and host ceilings behind them, so the one thing you most need before choosing a tier is the thing you have to read on the vendor's own page.
You give up automated evergreen webinars unless you buy a second product. EverWebinar is the sister tool for that job and is priced separately, and EverWebinar's own rate card showed $99 a month on its monthly plan, $249 a year on its annual plan, or $499 for a two-year licence, verified 13 June 2026.
You give up a short commitment if you want the discount. The annual rates are where the saving sits, $240 on Basic across a year on our 1 October 2026 figures, and taking that saving means deciding now that webinars are part of next year's work.
How WebinarJam compares
The four platforms below are the ones weighed against WebinarJam, and the axis is flat capacity against attendee experience. Each price is that vendor's own published rate with the date we checked it, and those dates differ. The wider field sits in the webinar platforms category.
| Tool | Best for | Price | Where it breaks |
|---|---|---|---|
| WebinarJam | Weekly selling webinars with the funnel built in | $49/mo Starter, $99/mo Basic (October 2026) | Dated interface and no free tier; reliability under load |
| Demio | A clean browser room for smaller, high-touch sessions | $63/mo Starter (October 2026) | Growth and Premium are quoted, not published |
| Crowdcast | Community-style events on a small budget | $49/mo Lite, $89/mo Pro, $195/mo Business (October 2026) | Lighter marketing tooling than WebinarJam |
| Livestorm | An irregular calendar, paying by who turns up | €2.50 per attendee on Pro (October 2026) | Per-attendee billing is unpredictable for a large list |
What to test on the $1 WebinarJam trial
Our 1 October 2026 check recorded a $1 trial running 30 days on the Basic plan. That is a month of the middle tier, so plan the month rather than poking at it for an afternoon.
- Confirm the trial terms and the tier it lands you on before you start. Our figures are from 1 October 2026 and the trial length is the term most likely to have moved.
- Write down each tier's attendee and host ceiling from the live rate card. Those limits decide your tier and we deliberately do not publish numbers for them here.
- Run one real event, not a test broadcast, with your own audience size and your own slides. Reliability under load is the known weak point and it only shows under load.
- Build one registration page and one reminder sequence inside WebinarJam. If you would keep paying for a separate page builder anyway, the bundle is not saving you money.
- Put a live offer on screen and watch what the checkout does. Selling during the event is the reason to pay $99 a month rather than $49 on Starter.
- Price the alternative you would otherwise run. Demio at $63 a month on Starter, verified 1 October 2026, is the comparison most people are making, and WebinarJam against Demio sets the two side by side.
- Decide on billing period before the trial converts. Annual billing cut Basic from $99 to $79 a month on our check, which is $948 across a year against $1,188, and the cost calculators will total the stack around it.
WebinarJam questions buyers ask
How much does WebinarJam cost per month?
Our check of home.webinarjam.com on 1 October 2026 recorded four plans: Starter at $49 a month ($39 a month billed annually), Basic at $99 a month ($79 annually), Professional at $299 a month ($229 annually) and Enterprise at $499 a month ($379 annually). Each tier carries its own attendee and host limits, which we did not record on that check, so read those off the current rate card. The way in is a $1 trial running 30 days on the Basic plan.
Does WebinarJam have a free trial?
There is no free plan. Our 1 October 2026 check recorded a $1 trial running 30 days on the Basic plan, after which you are charged that plan's rate, which was $99 a month or $79 a month billed annually on the same check. Confirm the trial terms on the vendor's pricing page before starting, because trial lengths change more often than prices do.
Who is WebinarJam best for?
WebinarJam is best for marketers and course creators who run regular live webinars to large audiences (200+ attendees) and use webinars as a sales or lead generation channel. The built-in marketing tools (landing pages, email reminders, in-webinar offers) make it ideal for sales-driven webinars. It's a weaker fit for small, intimate sessions or audiences that expect a polished, modern interface.
WebinarJam vs Demio: which is better?
WebinarJam is the cheaper entry point and the one with the marketing funnel built in: Starter was $49 a month and Basic $99 a month on our 1 October 2026 check. Demio starts higher, at $63 a month on its Starter plan as verified on 1 October 2026, and quotes its Growth and Premium tiers rather than publishing them. Demio wins on attendee experience and interface design. Choose WebinarJam if you need registration pages and in-event offers in one subscription, and Demio if the room itself matters more.
What does WebinarJam integrate with?
WebinarJam integrates directly with ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, AWeber, Drip, ConvertKit, GetResponse, Infusionsoft, and other major email platforms. It also connects with CRMs and payment processors. For tools without direct integration, Zapier fills the gap. The integration setup is straightforward: you paste an API key and map your fields.
Is WebinarJam good for automated webinars?
WebinarJam is primarily a live platform. It has replay and scheduled replay features, but for evergreen webinars with simulated live chat and just-in-time scheduling the sister product is EverWebinar, which is sold separately. EverWebinar's own pricing, verified 13 June 2026, was $99 a month on its monthly plan, $249 a year on its annual plan, or $499 for a two-year licence.
Can I broadcast WebinarJam to YouTube and Facebook Live?
Yes. WebinarJam supports simultaneous broadcasting to YouTube Live, Facebook Live, and its own native hosting. You can stream to multiple platforms at once, which expands your reach without running separate events. This is included on all plans and doesn't require any third-party streaming tools.
Can teams run webinars together on WebinarJam?
Yes, but the number of hosts depends on your plan: Starter allows 1, Basic allows 2, Professional allows 4, and Enterprise allows 6. All hosts can share presenter controls, screen share, and manage attendee engagement. There's no per-host fee: hosts are included in the plan price. For panels or multi-speaker events, you need at least the Basic plan.
Is WebinarJam worth the money?
If you're running weekly or biweekly webinars to 200+ attendees and using them to generate leads or sell, WebinarJam offers strong value, especially on the Basic plan at $99/month. The built-in marketing tools save you from paying for separate landing page and email tools. If you run webinars infrequently or to small audiences, the monthly cost is harder to justify when cheaper options like Crowdcast exist.
Can I cancel WebinarJam anytime?
Yes. WebinarJam bills monthly and you can cancel anytime from your account settings. There's no annual contract or cancellation fee. The 30-day money-back guarantee applies after your $1 trial converts to a paid plan. If you cancel mid-cycle, you keep access through the end of your billing period.