LiveWebinar

LiveWebinar is a browser-based service for running webinars, meetings, classes, recruiting sessions, and other online events. It supports live, automated, and on-demand webinars, with tools for screen sharing, video streaming, recording, polls, surveys, chat, Q&A, breakout rooms, and a whiteboard. Hosts can offer paid webinars with ticketing and payment processing, or run evergreen events automatically. The HTML5 platform works in a browser without downloads or plugins, on PCs, Smart TVs, mobile devices, and conferencing systems. A lifetime free account requires no credit card and permits up to five attendees in sessions lasting up to 30 minutes. Paid plans begin at $25.58 a month when billed annually; Basic lists 25 attendees and sessions up to six hours. The service lists room sizes from 25 to 1,000 attendees, with larger rooms for Enterprise customers. Integrations connect with marketing automation tools and CRMs, and the service offers embedding, webhooks, and an API. Its iOS app supports hosting or attending events from an iPhone or iPad.

LiveWebinar brings event hosting, engagement tools, and automated sessions together in a browser-based platform. Its free account is limited in audience size and duration; annual paid plans raise those limits.

LiveWebinar may suit educators, recruiters, teams, and event hosts who need browser-based sessions with audience interaction. It also supports organizers who want automated events or paid webinars with ticketing.

Overview

LiveWebinar is a browser-based platform for hosting webinars, online classes and team meetings, best suited to organizations that need audience interaction or automated sessions alongside live events. Its breadth is a strength, but the free plan’s five-attendee cap makes it a preview rather than a practical option for most public events.

Hosts and attendees can join through a browser without downloads or plugins, while the iOS app supports hosting and attending from iPhone or iPad. The platform supports live, automated and on-demand webinars, with tools for screen sharing, HD recording, social broadcasting and audience engagement. Room sizes range from 25 to 1,000 attendees, and larger rooms are reserved for Enterprise customers.

Key features

LiveWebinar pairs presentation tools with polls, surveys, chat, Q&A, whiteboards, breakout rooms and certificates. That mix suits classes and events where participation matters, not just one-way presentations. Registration pages and built-in ticketing and payment processing also support paid events, while evergreen webinars can run automatically to generate leads and sales.

Integrations with marketing automation tools and CRMs, plus embedding, webhooks and an advanced API, give teams ways to connect webinars to wider workflows. 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. The service also describes a global cloud infrastructure with 42+ data centers and over 99% SLA availability.

Pricing

The free account is lifetime, costs nothing and requires no credit card. It allows up to five attendees, 30-minute sessions, five cameras, one concurrent session and 50MB of storage. Those caps are restrictive for events with an audience or longer presentations, but the account offers a no-cost way to try the format.

Paid plans are billed annually, with annual billing advertised at 20% off. Basic costs $25.58 a month and raises sessions to six hours, with 25 attendees, 10 cameras, one concurrent session, 100MB storage and 50 registrations per 24 hours. It fits beginners who need longer sessions, but the small audience and storage limits remain.

Plus costs $33.58 a month and offers 25 attendees, 12-hour sessions, 12 cameras, one concurrent session, 1GB storage and 200 registrations per 24 hours. It is aimed at small teams focused on lead generation; compared with Basic, its main gains are longer sessions, more storage and higher registration volume, not a larger room.

Premium costs $49.67 a month and includes 25 attendees, 12h+ sessions, 12 cameras, one concurrent session, 10 paid webinars, 10GB storage and 1,000 registrations per 24 hours. It makes more sense for creators selling courses, products or ticketed events, though the 25-person attendee limit may still constrain a growing audience. Enterprise has custom pricing and offers custom attendee and session limits, 10+ concurrent sessions, 10GB+ storage, 1,000+ registrations per 24 hours and a white-label solution. It is the relevant tier for larger events or organizations needing a branded service. There is no free trial; the free account is the no-cost option.

Platforms

LiveWebinar supports Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows, as well as API access. Its browser-based HTML5 operation avoids additional viewer software, and the service says it works on PCs, Smart TVs, mobile devices and conferencing systems.

Who it's for

LiveWebinar is a strong fit for teams teaching, recruiting, presenting or selling through webinars, especially when they need automated sessions, paid events or integrations with marketing systems. It is less suitable for a small event budget that must support more than 25 attendees on a standard paid tier, or for a short, simple meeting where its extensive event toolkit would go unused.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Live, automated and on-demand formats, plus evergreen sessions, give teams options for both scheduled events and repeatable lead-generation presentations.
• Pro: Engagement, registration and ticketing tools cover interactive classes and paid webinars within one platform.
• Pro: Browser access without downloads lowers the entry barrier for attendees across supported devices.
• Con: The free account is limited to five attendees and 30-minute sessions, so it will not accommodate a typical public webinar.
• Con: Basic, Plus and Premium each cap attendance at 25; larger rooms require Enterprise, whose price is custom.
• Con: Paid plans are priced per month but billed annually, and there is no free trial.

Alternatives

Webinar Software is the directory’s broader category for comparing webinar tools. MyOwnConference is worth considering when a free plan with 5 attendees and 500 MB of storage is a better fit; its Starter plan also includes two speakers and one autowebinar per day. Vimeo may suit a video-focused workflow, with a free plan offering one seat and 1 GB of storage, or a Starter plan at $12 a month with 2 TB of storage and bandwidth.

Webex App is an option for meetings capped at 40 minutes and 100 attendees on its free plan. Shindig offers a free plan for events of up to 100 participants and 40 minutes, with four speakers on stage. Zoho Webinar is another free webinar option, allowing 20 attendees and 60-minute sessions. Cvent, InEvent and Zoom Scheduler are also alternatives to consider.

Verdict

Choose LiveWebinar if your webinars need interactive tools, automated delivery or paid registration, and you can work within its audience limits or budget for Enterprise. Its strongest case is the combination of event engagement and automation in a browser-based service; look elsewhere if you need more than 25 attendees without custom pricing or want to test a paid tier before committing to annual billing.