Crowdcastvs
Eventbrite


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Live video Q&As, interviews, and webinars
As of 30 August 2026, Crowdcast starts at $49/month. Crowdcast is a live video platform for interactive webinars, Q&As, summits, and online courses. Softwr lists it under Webinars. Crowdcast is launched in 2015, available on Web.
Overview
Crowdcast is a live video platform for interactive webinars, Q&As, summits, and online courses. Features include live chat, polls, and the ability to bring attendees on stage.
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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Lite
$49 /mo
Pro
$89 /mo
Business
$195 /mo
Capabilities
Live streaming
Q&A sessions
Polls
Multi-speaker
Replay library
Zapier
Integration with Zapier
ConvertKit
Integration with ConvertKit
Mailchimp
Integration with Mailchimp
Stripe
Integration with Stripe
PayPal
Integration with PayPal
Web support
Available on web
Answered, with sources
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Lite is $49 per month supporting 100+ live attendees, 10 hours per month, and 1 team seat.
SourceLite supports 100+ attendees, Pro supports 250+, and Business supports 1000+ attendees with $0.15 cost per extra attendee after plan limit.
SourceAdditional team seats cost $29 per seat per month across all plans.
SourceYes, 14-day free trial with 60-minute sessions and 10 live attendees maximum.
SourceBehind it
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