Livestorm review: Browser-based webinar platform for marketing teams, priced per attendee

Browser-based webinar platform for marketing teams, priced per attendee

Custom (contact sales), free plan: yes, prices checked on October 20, 2026.

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What Livestorm does

Livestorm is a webinar and video conferencing platform that the vendor aims at marketing teams. Events are joined from a browser, so participants do not have to download software. The product spans the full event cycle: registration pages and a public company page before the event, an event room with chat, polls, questions and answers and media sharing during it, and replays, contact records and analytics afterwards.

Other listed capabilities include on-demand events, email cadences, UTM tracking, moderators and custom branding of rooms, emails and registration pages. On the AI side, the vendor lists content repurposing from transcripts and an MCP connection that lets Claude, ChatGPT and other AI agents create events and analyze engagement. Integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce and similar CRM tools are marked as Enterprise plan only, while Restreaming, Multiple Workspaces and SAML SSO are offered as add-ons.

Pricing is usage-based rather than per seat. A customer buys a yearly pack of attendee credits and one credit is spent for each unique participant per session. The Pro plan is shown at €2.50 per attendee for a 400-credit pack. Team members are not counted and people who register but never attend do not use credits. Pro allows sessions of up to 4 hours, Enterprise up to 12 hours, and the comparison table lists 3,000 live attendees per event for both. Enterprise pricing is custom, and the pricing page also mentions a Free Plan without listing its limits.

  • Browser-based events without downloads
  • Customizable registration pages and company page
  • Email cadences for reminders and follow-ups
  • Polls, chat and Q&A in the event room
  • On-demand events
  • AI content repurposing from transcripts
  • MCP connection for AI agents
  • Restreaming add-on to LinkedIn, YouTube and others

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Only real attendees use credits: team members and no-shows are not counted
  • Events run in the browser, with no software download
  • Registration, event room tools, replays and analytics are in one platform
  • Pro includes unlimited team members, events and recording
  • GDPR compliance, ISO 27001 certification and EU hosting are stated by the vendor

Cons

  • No per-month subscription price is published, only a per-attendee credit price
  • Pro sessions are limited to 4 hours; 12 hours requires Enterprise
  • Enterprise pricing is custom and requires contacting sales
  • CRM integrations such as HubSpot and Salesforce are Enterprise plan only
  • Restreaming, SAML SSO and Multiple Workspaces are sold as separate add-ons

Our take

Livestorm fits marketing and training teams that run webinars for external audiences and want registration, engagement tools and analytics in one browser-based product. Credit pricing suits teams whose audience size varies, because internal staff and no-shows are not charged. It is a weaker match for buyers who want a flat subscription: the pricing page shows no per-month plan price, and Enterprise is quote-only. CRM integrations sit in the Enterprise tier and Pro sessions are capped at 4 hours. Confirm the Free Plan details and your expected credit needs with the vendor before committing.

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Livestorm pricing

Livestorm plans and prices (EUR)
PlanMonthly billingAnnual billing (per month)Limits / what’s included
Pro per attendee (credit pack billed yearly, shown for 400 atten—€2.50Up to 4 hours/session; unlimited events and recording; unlimited team members; 1 attendee credit per unique participant per session over a 12-month period
Enterprise custom——All Pro features plus up to 12 hours/session, Enterprise Integrations, custom analytics, dedicated Customer Success

Free trial: none listed. Free plan: yes.
Prices checked on on the official Livestorm pricing page. “—” = not published.

Frequently asked questions

How does Livestorm pricing work?

You buy a yearly pack of attendee credits and spend one credit each time a person attends a session, whether live, by replay or on demand. The Pro plan is shown at €2.50 per attendee for a 400-credit pack.

Do team members use up credits?

No. Internal team members do not consume attendee credits when they join sessions, run tests or attend internal trainings.

What happens when the attendee quota is used up?

You get alerts as you approach the limit. If the quota is fully reached, new attendees cannot join sessions until you upgrade, and you can move to a higher yearly tier at any time.

Is there a free plan?

The pricing page mentions a Free Plan but does not list its limits. A trial length is not stated.

How long can a session last?

Pro sessions can last up to 4 hours, while Enterprise sessions can last up to 12 hours.

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