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Video Conferencing

Zoom Webinars vs WebinarJam

Compare with for 10 people.

Zoom Webinars
45%
match · $800/yr
WebinarJam
59%
match · $468/yr

WebinarJam is the better fit.

It costs $332 less a year for 10 people.

How we work out the match
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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Zoom Webinars
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$66.67
× 12 months$800.04
Per year
$6.67 per person / mo
$800

WebinarJam
Starter
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$39.00
× 12 months$468.00
Per year
$3.90 per person / mo
$468

Choose a tool

Zoom Webinars

From $66.67

Organizations already paying for Zoom Workplace that need large-scale webinars with familiar Zoom tooling.

WebinarJam

From $39

Marketers, coaches and course sellers who run sales webinars with live offers and want automated replays at a flat monthly price.

Side by side

Zoom WebinarsWebinarJam
PricingFrom $66.67/month (300 attendees, billed annually) plus a paid Zoom Workplace licenseFrom $39/month (Starter, billed annually)
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Best ForOrganizations already paying for Zoom Workplace that need large-scale webinars with familiar Zoom tooling.Marketers, coaches and course sellers who run sales webinars with live offers and want automated replays at a flat monthly price.

Pros and cons

Zoom Webinars

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

WebinarJam

Pros

  • Flat pricing by audience tier
  • EverWebinar included from Basic
  • Strong selling tools: live offers, timed CTAs, A/B tests
  • Email and SMS reminders

Cons

  • Hard session caps from 1 to 4 hours by tier
  • HubSpot and Salesforce not named in the integration list
  • Starter doesn't include EverWebinar
  • Pricing FAQ is inconsistent about simultaneous webinars

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