Video Conferencing
Zoom Webinars
From $66.67
Organizations already paying for Zoom Workplace that need large-scale webinars with familiar Zoom tooling.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- From $66.67/month (300 attendees, billed annually) plus a paid Zoom Workplace license
- Plans
- All plans require a paid Zoom Workplace Pro (or higher) license on top. Webinars (per host license): 300 attendees $89/month monthly or $66.67/month annual ($800/yr); 500 $129 or $83.33 ($1,000/yr); 1,000 $340 or $283.33 ($3,400/yr); 3,000 $990 or $825 ($9,900/yr); 5,000 $2,490 or $2,075 ($24,900/yr); 10,000+ contact sales. Webinars Plus: 100 attendees $99/month monthly or $82.50/month annual; 500 $290.83/month annual ($3,490/yr); 1,000 $565.83; 3,000 $1,665.83; pay-per-attendee from $1,002 for 600 slots. Events: 100 attendees $149 monthly or $124.17/month annual; 500 $415.83; 1,000 $790.83; 3,000 $2,207.50 (annual). The pricing page footnote says all plans are billed annually upfront while also offering monthly subscriptions.
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- Comparisons
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Key features
- Capacity tiers up to 100,000 attendees, up to 1,000 video panelists, sessions up to 30 hours
- Registration with custom questions and automatic or manual approval
- Chat, Q&A, polls and reactions; attendees don't need a Zoom account
- Cloud recording with AI smart chapters and performance reports
- Simulive, Backstage, Production Studio and on-demand channels on Webinars Plus
- Multi-track stages, custom ticket types and hybrid tools on Events
Pros
- Highest audience capacity in this comparison
- Attendees don't need a Zoom account
- One-month purchases and pay-per-attendee packs for occasional events
- Familiar interface for presenters
Cons
- Requires a paid Zoom Workplace license on top of the webinar license
- Simulive and advanced production features are not in the base Webinars plan
- Large capacity tiers get expensive
- Plan names and billing terms can be confusing
Sarah Chen