WebinarJam Pricing 2026: Plans, Caps and an Alternative

WebinarJam has four plans, read on 25 October 2026 on its pricing page: Starter at $49 a month, Basic at $99, Professional at $299 and Enterprise at $499, billed monthly. Paid for a year, they drop to $39, $79, $229 and $379 a month. Each plan caps attendees per webinar (100, 500, 2,000 and 5,000), hours per webinar (1, 2, 3 and 4) and hosts on stage (1, 2, 4 and 6).

This is a pricing read, not a feature review: every WebinarJam number here comes from that page on that day. If you are weighing it against a live webinar platform that bills by the account rather than by the room, the plan list is the place to start.

No. The headline on the pricing page says free for 14 days, and the card next to it says $1. You pay $1 for 14 days, then the plan price, with a 30-day money-back after that, and you can cancel any time.

Webinly's first plan works the same way with a shorter window: $1 today, the plan price 7 days later, and in those 7 days one webinar with up to 50 people registered, so you see the page, the reminders and the room before you pay. Cancel inside the 7 days from the billing page and nothing more is charged.

Two rules sit under WebinarJam's numbers. The attendee cap is per webinar, not per month, and a webinar longer than the plan's maximum means scheduling a second session, which is WebinarJam's own answer in its FAQ.

Webinly draws the limits differently. On Pro, $159 a month, a live room holds 300 people watching at once, and when more show up they still get in: each extra person is a flex seat at $0.50, billed after the broadcast, or you lock the room to your plan size and nobody extra is admitted. Live time is metered as attendee-minutes a month, 12,000 on Pro: a 60 minute webinar with 100 people watching all the way through is 6,000. Co-hosts are included, 2 on Pro and 10 on Scale, joining from a private link with no Webinly account.

From Basic up, yes. Basic, Professional and Enterprise each say EverWebinar, the automated webinar product, is included; Starter does not say so. So the lowest WebinarJam price with both live and automated is $99 a month, or $79 billed annually, and if you came here for EverWebinar pricing, that is the number.

In Webinly, automated webinars are on every plan. Starter, $39 a month or $390 a year, runs one automated or evergreen webinar at a time, with unlimited registrants and 300 evergreen viewers a month; past 300, each extra viewer is $0.25, capped at $500 a month. It runs on a schedule or Always on, where each visitor gets a session minutes after arriving, with the offers on the same timeline every time. Pro lifts the webinar count to unlimited and the evergreen viewers to 1,000 a month.

Say it plainly: Starter cannot go live. Live broadcasting starts on Pro at $159, so a host who presents live every week is choosing between WebinarJam Starter at $49 and Webinly Pro at $159, not between two $39 plans. The automated side by side is on Webinly vs EverWebinar.

Basic is the WebinarJam plan most hosts land on: the first with two hosts, a two hour window and EverWebinar. Pro is the first Webinly plan that goes live. Same job on each, from what each pricing page lists.

A funnel is a recording or a live date, a page, a set of emails, an offer and a list. Each has a place in Webinly's webinar wizard, so the move is an afternoon.

Three kinds of host. The one whose launches fill 2,000 or 5,000 seats: Professional and Enterprise are sized for that, while Webinly's largest included room is 1,000 on Scale and one room tops out at 2,900 people. The one who needs 4 or 6 people presenting on one stage; Webinly includes 2 co-hosts on Pro and 10 on Scale. And the one who only ever goes live, with 100 people and under an hour, on the tightest budget: WebinarJam Starter at $49 is a lower sticker than Webinly Pro at $159, because the $39 plan cannot broadcast. Two more things Webinly does not do: it sends no SMS, so reminders go by email and by WhatsApp once a sender is connected, and it is not a meeting tool, so there is no round table with everyone on camera.

Automated only: WebinarJam does not say Starter includes EverWebinar, so the automated price is Basic at $99 a month; Webinly Starter is $39, with unlimited registrants and 300 evergreen viewers a month, then $0.25 a viewer.

Live, 500 people: WebinarJam Basic at $99, two hours, two hosts. In Webinly a 500 person hour is 30,000 attendee-minutes, above Pro's 12,000, so that size belongs on Scale at $349, with rooms of 1,000 and 36,000 attendee-minutes a month. On the sticker, WebinarJam is cheaper for a weekly room of 500; what Webinly's price carries is the pages, the checkout, the follow-up and the contact record on one bill, per account. All three plans are on the pricing page.