Instead of LiveWebinar
LiveWebinar alternatives
LiveWebinar combines live, automated, and on-demand webinars with registration pages, recording, polls, Q&A, breakout rooms, chat, and whiteboards. It also supports paid events, social broadcasting, and engagement analytics, and offers API access, webhooks, embedding, and CRM integrations. Its browser-based service runs on web, desktop, mobile, and Linux, and supports Smart TVs and conferencing systems without downloads or plugins.
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MyOwnConference
by MyOwnConferenceFree plan AndroidiPhoneLinux+2Webinars needing capacity for up to 5,000 attendees — MyOwnConference raises stated attendee capacity to 5,000 while retaining live, automated, and on-demand webinars.
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Shindig
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1Online events built around attendee networking — Shindig adds private video networking for groups of 2 to 12 and multi-session event directories, with a 100-attendee limit.
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Zoho Webinar
by Zoho WebinarFree plan AndroidAPIExtension+5Webinars for audiences up to 5,000 — Zoho Webinar supports live, automated, and on-demand webinars with stated capacity up to 5,000 attendees.
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Goldcast
Free plan WebB2B marketers repurposing event video — Goldcast targets B2B marketers with Content Lab tools that turn video into clips, posts, blogs, emails, takeaways, and transcripts.
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StreamYard On-Air
Free plan ExtensioniPhoneWeb - 14
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Zoom Scheduler
Free plan WebWindowsMac+3 - 16
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OnlineWebinar
Free trial AndroidAPIiPhone+1 - 23
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WebinarGeek
Paid WebWindowsMac+3 - 25
Its lifetime free account needs no credit card, but is limited to five attendees and 30-minute sessions; paid plans start at $25.58/mo with annual billing, and there is no free trial. Room sizes run from 25 to 1,000 attendees, with larger rooms for Enterprise customers. Alternatives may provide greater stated attendee capacity, event networking, or video production tools, while shifting the focus away from webinar hosting. Compare the audience size, event format, automation and recording needs, integrations, device support, and pricing before changing platforms.