WebinarJam Pricing: Plans, Discount and Alternatives
WebinarJam starts at $49 per month, or $468 per year on Starter. The right plan depends on how many people will attend, how long you need to present, and whether you also want automated webinars. Here is how I would compare the plans as a solopreneur.
The video above shows an earlier version of the pricing. The figures below were checked on September 17, 2026. Affiliate disclosure: I may earn a commission if you purchase through my links.
WebinarJam pricing and plan limits
Starter: $49 monthly or $468 annually ($39 per month equivalent). Up to 100 attendees, one host, and one-hour webinars.
Basic: $99 monthly or $948 annually ($79 per month equivalent). Up to 500 attendees, two hosts, and two-hour webinars.
Professional: $299 monthly or $2,748 annually ($229 per month equivalent). Up to 2,000 attendees, four hosts, and three-hour webinars.
Enterprise: $499 monthly or $4,548 annually ($379 per month equivalent). Up to 5,000 attendees, six hosts, and four-hour webinars.
Annual prices are paid upfront. Taxes may apply. Check the current WebinarJam plans before choosing your billing option.
Which premium features are worth paying for?
In my video, I explain the always-on room, panic button, and control center. The always-on room gives you a reusable room link. The panic button is a recovery option if a live room develops a technical problem. The control center helps a team manage an event behind the scenes.
For a solo presenter, those are secondary to audience capacity and session length. A control room becomes more useful when someone else is handling questions and event operations while you teach. Check the current plan feature list for availability; I would not upgrade simply because a feature sounds impressive.
WebinarJam vs Zoom Webinars, GoTo Webinar, and BigMarker
Compare the total cost for the same audience size and billing period. The older competitor prices quoted in my video are historical, so they should not drive today’s buying decision.
Zoom Webinars
Zoom is worth comparing if your audience and team already use Zoom. Compare its registration, branding, reporting, and integrations against the sales workflow you need. Zoom Meetings and Zoom Webinars are different products; a meeting subscription is not an equivalent webinar quote. See Zoom’s current webinar options.
GoTo Webinar
GoTo’s current plans include Reach, Elevate, and Complete. Evaluate attendee limits, organizer access, branding, recordings, and follow-up needs against GoTo’s current plans. Do not assume the old Standard/Pro prices in the video still apply.
BigMarker
BigMarker uses a sales-led pricing process. Request a quote for your event format and audience rather than comparing an old published price with a current WebinarJam subscription. See BigMarker’s pricing options.
Does WebinarJam include EverWebinar?
The current WebinarJam pricing page advertises EverWebinar included with Basic, Professional, and Enterprise. That changes the value calculation if you want live presentations and automated follow-up webinars. Confirm the inclusion in your chosen checkout before buying a separate EverWebinar subscription.
WebinarJam handles the live presentation. EverWebinar schedules a recorded presentation for repeated viewing. My WebinarJam vs EverWebinar comparison explains when each makes sense.
Which WebinarJam plan would I choose?
Starter: a small live audience, one presenter, and a session that fits within an hour. It is the lowest-cost way into the platform, but the limits matter.
Basic: a stronger starting point if you need a co-presenter, longer sessions, up to 500 attendees, or the advertised EverWebinar inclusion.
Professional: choose it when you actually need more than 500 attendees, additional hosts, longer sessions, or a specific included feature.
Enterprise: relevant for larger events with up to 5,000 attendees and a bigger presenting team. Do not pay for that capacity before you need it.
Monthly or annual billing?
Monthly billing costs more over a full year but gives you a smaller initial commitment while testing your webinar workflow. Annual billing makes more sense once you know you will use the platform regularly.
For example, Basic is $99 monthly, or $1,188 over twelve monthly payments. The annual option is $948 upfront, a $240 difference before any coupon or tax. Compare renewal cost as well as the first payment.
With my partner code SOLO40, you can get 40% off your first payment across billing options. It is a first-payment discount, not a lifetime renewal discount. Enter the code and confirm the reduction in checkout.
WebinarJam trial and refund policy
WebinarJam publicly advertises a $1 trial for 14 days. The offer shown can depend on the signup page. Before paying, check the trial duration, subscription amount, and next billing date in your checkout.
A 30-day money-back guarantee is separate from a trial. Older videos and partner links may mention a 30-day trial; do not assume that promotion applies unless it appears in the checkout terms. Check the current refund policy for eligibility.
Use the trial to test registration, reminder emails, audio and video, offers, replay, and the attendee experience. My WebinarJam tutorial walks through the setup.
My recommendation
Start with the smallest plan that supports your real audience, session length, and presenters. For sales webinars, judge the whole process from registration to follow-up. For ordinary internal meetings, a meeting tool may be all you need.
View WebinarJam’s current offer and use SOLO40 for 40% off your first payment. If you only need recorded webinars, compare EverWebinar’s standalone pricing with the WebinarJam bundle before purchasing.
