Gobrunch is a video chat app based on interactive virtual rooms that mimic real spaces. Bring back the face-to-face culture of…
4.8
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Webinar Software
A guide to webinar software for companies that run live or automated online sessions to generate leads, train customers, or replace in-person events, and need to compare hosting, registration, and analytics tools.
At tevent, our mission is to remove the barriers to remote. Why can't absolutely anyone create compelling, interactive webinars…
4.8
2 reviews
Create beautiful and engaging webinars in less than 60 seconds with univid. A webinar platform that is focused on ease-of-use and…
4.8
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Freemium
Our webinar producers can help you deliver an awesome event to your audience. We hope to take away the technical dept of…
4.8
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Only demio provides a simple, no-download webinar experience for your audience, as well as all the marketing tools you need to…
4.7
127 reviews
Webinar.net launched in 2019, designed to be a modern alternative to the dated meeting tools that are often used for marketing…
4.7
89 reviews
6connex is now webinar+ by brandlive
4.6
42 reviews
Please be advised that bluejeans by verizon is being sunset, concluding in the first half of 2024. For any specific questions…
4.5
200 reviews
At enablex, we believe meaningful customer connections are built on innovation. Our AI-powered customer engagement cloud empowers…
4.5
1 reviews
At webinargeek, we empower businesses to expand their reach and connect with their target audience through innovative webinar…
4.5
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Create just-like-live automated webinars and playbacks with webinarloop. Includes webinar widgets and many advanced webinar…
4.5
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Modernize workflows with Zoom
4.5
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Intermedia is the cloud communications company that helps over 150,000 businesses connect better, from wherever, through our…
4.4
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Are you tired of doing the same boring webinar over and over again for people who don't even show up? With ewebinar, you can run…
4.4
10 reviews
Rtclab specializes in developing innovative, easily integrated real time communications software solutions for enterprises…
4.4
159 reviews
Flow - the ultimate browser-based webinar & meeting platform Flow is a 300% web-based solution for live meetings and webinars…
4.3
3 reviews
On24, a cvent company, is on a mission to help businesses bring their go-to-market strategy into the AI era and drive…
4.3
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Webex is a leading provider of cloud-based collaboration solutions which includes video meetings, calling, messaging, events…
4.3
134 reviews
Does your organization offer or use virtual services? Are you looking for a platform that can offer anything from a 60 minute diy…
4.1
4 reviews
Clickmeeting is a browser-based platform for hosting webinars and training sessions. Since the platform is browser-based…
4.0
202 reviews
Transform your online business with easywebinar as its cornerstone. Easywebinar is an innovative webinar software designed to…
3.8
24 reviews
We help entrepreneurs create success, stability and free time while generating more sales and leads than they ever have before……
3.6
5 reviews
Webinato is omnovia technologies' 4th generation of webinar platform since 2004. Webinato offers an advanced hosted webinar…
3.5
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These are the vendors behind the webinars companies run to sell, train, or demonstrate something to an audience that isn't in the room. Underneath what looks like a video call sits a registration page that captures names and email addresses, an email sequence that reminds people to show up, a live or pre-recorded broadcast with slides, polls and Q&A, and a set of attendee data afterwards — who joined, how long they stayed, what they clicked, whether they asked a question. That data usually flows into a CRM or marketing automation tool so sales can follow up with the people who mattered and marketing can see whether the event was worth running again.
The search for this software usually starts because a company outgrew doing webinars by ad hoc video call. Someone in marketing has been running sessions on a generic conferencing tool and has no reliable way to see who registered versus who attended, no branded registration page, and no automatic follow-up — so leads sit in a spreadsheet and go cold. Or a sales team wants to run the same product demo weekly without a person hosting it live every time. Or a customer success or training team needs to certify that people actually watched something, at a scale a phone call can't handle. In each case the trigger is the same: webinars have become a real part of how the business finds or keeps customers, and the tooling hasn't caught up.
You'll find real differences in what these products are actually optimised for. Some are built for one host talking to a few hundred people on a schedule, with strong registration and email automation; others are built to simulate a live session on demand, so a prospect can 'attend' a polished recording at 3am and still get a live chat box and follow-up email. A separate tier is built for large-scale virtual events — multiple concurrent sessions, expo-style booths, thousands of attendees — which is overkill if you're running a monthly product demo. Worth comparing directly: how deep the integration goes with the CRM or marketing automation tool you already use, how attendee data is reported (drop-off points, engagement scoring, not just headcount), the cap on attendee numbers and what happens above it, and whether pricing is per host, per registrant, or per event, since that changes the economics a lot once volume goes up.