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Host the webinar and the registration page

WebinarGeek runs live, on-demand, automated, and hybrid sessions, with registration pages, branding, and integrations in the same account.

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A 14-day trial is free and ends on its own. Premium pricing is shown at checkout.

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What you can do

  • Every webinar type is on Premium

    Live, on-demand, automated, and hybrid sessions are listed together, so you do not buy a format as a separate product.

  • Several people can be on stage

    Premium lists up to 100 presenters in one session, which covers a panel instead of a single host.

  • The trial does not need a long contract

    WebinarGeek says the 14-day trial expires on its own, and monthly or annual billing can be changed later.

  • Marketing tools can connect

    Premium lists integrations such as Mailchimp, Zapier, ActiveCampaign, and Pipedrive so registrations can leave the webinar tool.

How it works

  1. 01

    Create the webinar

    Pick live, on-demand, automated, or hybrid, then set the registration page and the presenters.

  2. 02

    Brand the pages people see

    Premium includes custom themes, colors, labels, and a custom email sender for viewer-facing pages.

  3. 03

    Host, then read the session

    Run the webinar within the hour limit on your plan. Live captions and an analysis summary are listed on Premium.

Who it’s for

WebinarGeek suits marketers and trainers who need a registration page, a live room, and a replay without stitching three tools together. It fits a team that presents often and wants captions, branding, and a CRM connection. Check the checkout price before you commit, because the public page does not lock a single dollar amount.

Choose how you host webinars

WebinarGeek lists Premium for self-serve hosting and Enterprise for a custom annual contract. The public pricing page does not show a fixed dollar amount.

Free trial

$0

USD

Try the product for 14 days. WebinarGeek says the trial ends on its own.

  • 14 days of access
  • Live, on-demand, automated, and hybrid webinar types during the trial

A paid plan is required after the trial.

Premium

Shown at checkout

USD

The self-serve plan for recurring webinars.

  • Up to 100 presenters on stage
  • Sessions up to 8 hours
  • Custom branding, live captions, and marketing integrations

Monthly or annual billing is chosen at checkout. Annual billing is discounted. Confirm the amount there.

Enterprise

Custom annual

USD

A yearly contract with extra hosting and security options.

  • Custom domain
  • Sessions up to 12 hours
  • Two extra users included, plus Salesforce and HubSpot

How billing works

Help docs say you pay monthly or annually in advance. Annual billing includes a discount. The US and UK pricing pages can show an estimate in local currency.

  • Invoice payment is described as annual only, with an extra fee, and has to be arranged with WebinarGeek.
  • Nonprofit pricing is available by request. Confirm the offer before you rely on it.
  • Add-ons such as extra users, RTMP, and localization are sold separately on Premium.

WebinarGeek does not publish one global price on the page we checked. Confirm currency and the current Premium rate at checkout.

Questions

What is WebinarGeek?

WebinarGeek is a webinar host. You create a registration page, run a live or automated session, and can restream or replay it. Premium is the self-serve plan. Enterprise is a yearly contract with extra domain, security, and onboarding options.

Is the trial free?

Yes. WebinarGeek says the trial lasts 14 days, has no strings attached, and expires automatically. You can run webinars and try the features during that window. A paid subscription starts only if you choose one.

What does Premium include?

Premium lists up to 100 presenters, sessions up to 8 hours, all webinar types, custom branding, live captions, marketing integrations, and an analysis summary after live sessions. Extra users, RTMP, and localization are add-ons. The dollar amount is shown when you subscribe.

How much does it cost?

The public pricing page we checked does not print a single global price. Help docs say you pay monthly or annually in advance, and annual billing is discounted. Customers in the US and UK may see a local-currency estimate. Confirm the figure at checkout.

What is Enterprise?

Enterprise requires an annual contract. It includes everything in Premium plus a custom domain, 12-hour sessions, RTMP ingest, workspaces, two extra users, Salesforce and HubSpot, and phone support. Pricing is arranged with sales.

Can I cancel?

WebinarGeek says you can cancel, upgrade, or downgrade, and that you are not locked into a long contract on the self-serve plans. You have already paid for the current period. Enterprise follows the annual agreement you sign.

Are there nonprofit rates?

WebinarGeek says to contact them for nonprofit offers. The discount is not published as a fixed percent on the pricing page, so ask before you assume a public price will change.

Run one webinar before you pick a plan

Use the 14-day trial, then confirm the Premium price at checkout if you keep the account.

Trial included. Paid prices are shown when you subscribe.

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