LiveWebinar

Overview

LiveWebinar is a browser-based platform for webinars and other online events, best suited to hosts who need audience interaction, automation or paid registration alongside live sessions. Its breadth is a strength, but the free account is a small-scale preview rather than a practical option for larger audiences.

Hosts can run webinars, team meetings, recruiting sessions and online classes live, automatically or on demand. Browser access means participants can join without installing software or plugins; the service also supports PCs, smart TVs, mobile devices and conferencing systems. Its cloud infrastructure spans 42+ data centers, and LiveWebinar states an availability SLA of over 99%.

Room sizes range from 25 to 1,000 attendees, with larger rooms reserved for Enterprise customers. The service also describes capacity above 1,000 participants, but the plan limits make clear that access to that scale depends on the chosen arrangement.

Key features

LiveWebinar combines presentation tools with ways to keep an audience involved: screen sharing, live video streaming, HD recording, social media broadcasting, polls, surveys, chat, Q&A, whiteboards, breakout rooms and certificates. Registration pages help organize attendance. That combination suits events where interaction and follow-up matter as much as the broadcast itself.

Automated and on-demand webinar modes, including evergreen sessions, can support repeatable lead-generation or sales programs without a presenter delivering each session live. Built-in ticketing and payment processing also make paid webinars possible. The trade-off is that plan quotas still govern how many people can register and attend.

For teams connecting webinars to their existing systems, LiveWebinar offers an advanced API, embedding, webhooks and integrations with marketing automation tools and CRMs; the company says it can build a missing integration on request. Sub-accounts and account assistants support team administration. Security measures include AES-256 encryption, TLS, unique session tokens, single sign-on and role-based access control.

Pricing

LiveWebinar has a lifetime free plan and paid plans billed annually. Annual billing is advertised as 20% off, and the free account requires no credit card. There is no free trial; the free tier is the way to try the service, but its limits are tight.

PlanPriceLimits and fitFreefree5 attendees, 30-minute sessions, 5 cameras, 1 concurrent session and 50MB storage. Useful for a small test or very small meeting, not a public webinar with a substantial audience.Basic$25.58 a month, billed annually25 attendees, 6-hour sessions, 10 cameras, 1 concurrent session, 100MB storage and 50 registrations/24h. A modest step up for beginners, though the 25-person room and small storage allowance constrain growth.Plus$33.58 a month, billed annually25 attendees, 12-hour sessions, 12 cameras, 1 concurrent session, 1GB storage and 200 registrations/24h. The longer sessions and larger storage suit small teams running lead-generation webinars, but attendance remains capped at 25.Premium$49.67 a month, billed annually25 attendees, 12h+ sessions, 12 cameras, 1 concurrent session, 10 paid webinars, 10GB storage and 1,000 registrations/24h. It fits creators selling courses or products, but the same 25-person attendee cap may rule it out for larger live audiences.EnterpriseCustom pricingCustom attendees and sessions, 10+ concurrent sessions, 10GB+ storage, 1,000+/24h registrations and white-labeling. This is the tier for organizations needing scale or a customized branded solution.The main difference among the lower paid plans is not room size: all cap attendance at 25. Basic buys longer sessions than Free; Plus adds storage and registration capacity; Premium adds paid-webinar capacity and much more storage. Readers who need larger rooms should look to Enterprise rather than assume that the platform-wide capacity applies to every plan.

Platforms

LiveWebinar runs on web and supports Android, iOS, Linux, macOS and Windows. Its HTML5 browser operation removes the need for viewer software, which is useful when attendees cannot or do not want to install an app. An iOS app also lets users host or attend from iPhone or iPad.

Who it's for

LiveWebinar is a strong fit for educators, event hosts, recruiters and marketing teams that need interactive sessions, repeatable automated webinars or paid events in one service. Its API and integrations are useful for teams tying webinars into CRM and marketing workflows. It is a weaker fit for hosts who need more than 25 attendees on a lower paid plan, or who need generous storage without moving up a tier.

Pros and cons

Pros: Browser-based attendance avoids required downloads, reducing setup friction for participants.

Pros: Live, automated and on-demand formats sit alongside ticketing, engagement tools and recording, covering several event models in one platform.

Pros: The free account is lifetime and requires no card, making a no-commitment trial possible.

Cons: Free is limited to five attendees and 30 minutes, so it is not suitable for a typical larger webinar.

Cons: Basic, Plus and Premium all cap attendance at 25, despite increasing session, storage or registration quotas.

Cons: Paid plans are priced on annual billing, and Enterprise requires a quote.

Alternatives

For another lifetime-free webinar option, MyOwnConference offers a free plan with 5 attendees, 500 MB storage, 2 speakers and 1 autowebinar per day; it is worth considering if those limits better match the event setup. Webex App is a better fit when the priority is free meetings rather than webinar-specific automation: its free plan allows up to 100 attendees for meetings of up to 40 minutes.

Zoho Webinar may suit a small event that needs more room on a free tier, with up to 20 attendees and 60 minutes per webinar. ClickMeeting is an option for buyers who want a free trial rather than a free plan; its trial allows 25 attendees and 15 minutes per automated webinar. Livestorm offers a free plan with 30 attendee credits per year and a 30-minute maximum event, which may suit occasional, limited events.

Zoom Scheduler is for scheduling rather than webinar hosting, with a basic tier offering one personal booking page and one calendar connection. Vimeo is another freemium option, with its free plan including one seat and 1 GB storage. Shindig is another freemium alternative for event hosting.

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Verdict

Choose LiveWebinar if you need a browser-based event platform that can combine audience interaction, evergreen automation and paid webinars, especially when integrations matter. Its lifetime free plan is convenient for a small trial, but the five-person limit and 30-minute cap make it only a preview; even the lower paid tiers stay at 25 attendees. If your audience is larger, confirm that Enterprise capacity and custom pricing fit before committing.