Crowdcast: Pricing, Features & Alternatives

Browser-based live event platform with registrations, multi-session events and studio production.

Overall Score39/100

3.0Editor Rating

Market Signal 29

#7 of 7 in Livestreaming by Overall Score

What Is Crowdcast?

Crowdcast hosts webinars, live shows, courses, and community events directly in the browser. Hosts can create registration pages and multi-session events, use the built-in Studio for branding and media, invite guests on stage, and engage attendees through chat, Q&A, polls, calls to action, backstage chat, and replays.

Best for: Creators, educators, and community teams that want interactive live events without attendee software installation.

Crowdcast's multi-session events allow one registration to cover an entire course or conference while each session retains its own chat, replay and analytics. During Q&A, attendees can upvote questions and hosts can timestamp answers, giving replay viewers a route to the relevant moment. The separate Gallery holds speakers away from the recorded Stage before they are brought into the live program.

3.0

out of 5

Editor Rating

Calculated from facts we verified on Crowdcast's own website, using published thresholds. Nobody can pay to change it. Together with Market Signal it makes the Overall Score of 39 that orders our lists.

Pricing transparency4.8
Entry cost2.0
Free access4.0
Platforms & API2.0
Support2.0
Integrations3.0
Security & compliance1.5

Dimensions without verified data count as a neutral 2.5. Facts checked October 14, 2026. How the rating works

Modest

Market Signal

Real data

Computed from Ahrefs + Semrush data about Crowdcast's own website. Not an assessment of the product itself. How this works →

Market Strength

Where it stands today

Momentum

57 Stable →

Where it’s heading

Data Confidence

High

How much to trust it

Traffic Strength
16
Search Visibility
18
Authority
25
Brand & Market Presence
38

Tick mark = category average.

Compared with 23 tracked Video & Webinar Marketing tools. Data through September 2026, pulled October 12, 2026.

Who Is It Best For?

Course instructors conducting a series under one signup page
Conference teams guiding attendees between live sessions
Community hosts answering upvoted audience questions

Who Should Avoid It?

Teams requiring a native desktop video editor
Organizers expecting separate attendee registration for every session in one series

Use Cases

Register attendees once for multiple sessions
Timestamp answers inside event replays
Move selected guests from gallery to stage
Analyze attendance per workshop session

Crowdcast Features

Built-in Studio
Multi-session Events
Q&A
Polls
Calls to Action
Event Replays

Crowdcast Pricing

Plan	Monthly	Annual (mo)	Includes
Lite	$49	$34	100+ live attendees, 10 hours/month, 1 team seat
Pro	$89	$62	250+ live attendees, 20 hours/month, 2 team seats
Business	$195	$136	1000+ live attendees, 40 hours/month, 4 team seats
Custom	Custom	Custom	Need a custom plan? Schedule a demo

Pricing shown reflects list prices as of our last check and may have changed. Confirm current pricing on Crowdcast's website before purchasing.

Crowdcast Integrations

No major integrations documented.

Customer Support

Help center

Crowdcast at a Glance

Built for: Small Business, Enterprise
Platforms: Web
Languages: English

Crowdcast Alternatives

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Zoom

Overall Score84/100

4.8Editor Rating

Market Signal 73

From $14.16 per user/mo (annual billing)Free plan

Why choose it: Marketing teams that already meet on Zoom and want webinars, simulive replays and CRM-connected attendance data on the same account.

Strengths

• Simulive webinars start on schedule from a recording, with live chat and Q&A during playback.
• RTMP streaming sends a webinar to YouTube, LinkedIn and Facebook simultaneously.

Limitations

• Webinars are a paid add-on that must be assigned to an already licensed user.
• Simulive, backstage, breakout rooms and RTMP need Webinars Plus or a Zoom Events license.

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Livestorm

Overall Score46/100

3.0Editor Rating

Market Signal 44

See pricingFree trial

Why choose it: B2B marketing and customer teams that need browser-based webinars with registration automation and CRM synchronization.

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Demio

Overall Score46/100

3.3Editor Rating

Market Signal 36

From $45/mo (annual billing)Free trial

Why choose it: Marketing teams that use webinars for lead generation, product education, and nurture campaigns.

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WebinarJam

Overall Score45/100

3.1Editor Rating

Market Signal 37

From $39/mo (annual billing)

Why choose it: Marketers and course businesses that use webinars to present offers, educate leads, and run recurring campaigns.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Crowdcast have a free trial or free plan?⌄

Crowdcast doesn't have a permanently free plan, but offers a free trial (14 days) of its paid plans.

How much does Crowdcast cost?⌄

Crowdcast starts at $34/mo (annual billing) on its Lite plan. Pricing was last checked October 14, 2026. Always confirm current pricing on the vendor's site before purchasing.

What are the best alternatives to Crowdcast?⌄

Commonly considered alternatives include Zoom, Livestorm, Demio and WebinarJam. The Alternatives section on this page shows what each one is best at and its starting price.

Last updated: October 14, 2026Details checked: October 6, 2026Pricing checked: October 14, 2026