How Much Does Livestorm Cost?
The real price of the webinar platform, plan by plan, attendee-credit model included.
Short answer: Livestorm has a free plan (30 attendees per event, 20-minute sessions) and a Pro plan from around 89 euros a month on an annual credit pack. The big quirk: Livestorm bills neither per seat nor per registrant, but per attendee credit, about 2.50 euros per unique person per session over 12 months. Team members are unlimited and free. The upshot: for steady, mid-sized use it is competitive, but a high-attendance event can climb fast. We walk through every plan and what you actually pay for your profile.
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Livestorm, the key numbers
What each Livestorm plan costs
These are the Livestorm plans. The core of the model is not the plan itself but the attendee credit: you buy an annual pack of credits and spend one per unique attendee, per session, over 12 months (live, replay or on-demand). Team members do not count and are unlimited. The Pro entry price is shown as a monthly equivalent on an annual pack.
Prices in euros, annual credit packs. Checked June 2026.
Free
To test the tool
No credit card required
- 30 attendees per event
- Sessions capped at 20 minutes
- Unlimited events, in the browser
- Basic analytics
- Great to validate the UI, not a real webinar
Pro
For regular webinars
~2.50 € per attendee credit
- Up to 3,000 live attendees
- Sessions up to 4 hours
- Unlimited team members
- Registration pages, replays, on-demand
- Native HubSpot integration + Zapier
Enterprise
Volume and advanced security
- Up to 3,000 live attendees
- Sessions up to 12 hours
- Native Salesforce, Marketo, Pardot, Dynamics
- SAML SSO, dedicated CSM, VIP support + SLA
Prices checked June 2026 on livestorm.co/pricing and cross-referenced across several sources. The Pro entry price varies by source (roughly 89 to 105 euros a month on an annual pack) and depends on credit volume and region, confirm on the official page. Older tiered monthly grids (Pro at 99 dollars, Business at 299 dollars) still circulate but look outdated since the move to the credit model.
Livestorm bills per attendee credit
The entry price tells you little: what you pay hinges on how many people attend. Here is what inflates the bill, and what stays included.
The attendee credit
One credit is spent per unique attendee, per session, over 12 months, whether they join live, watch a replay or view it on-demand. Budget around 2.50 euros per credit. No-shows cost nothing, and team members are never counted.
Audience volume
This is the real driver. An event with 3,000 live attendees runs about 7,500 euros in credits for that single event. The bigger your audience, the higher the bill, where a per-seat model stays flat.
Replays and on-demand
Watch out: every unique replay view also spends a credit over the 12-month window. A heavily watched replay costs as much as a live session. Factor it in if you lean on evergreen content.
Sales-quoted add-ons
Several options have no public price and go through sales: AI Studio, Live Translations, multiple workspaces, video hosting region, SSO, restreaming, RTMP input and extra API calls. Advanced CRMs (Salesforce, Marketo, Pardot) are Enterprise-only.
- Small, regular audience? The Pro entry pack is enough.
- One-off large event? Price the credits before committing.
- Betting on replays? Each unique view spends a credit.
- Need native Salesforce or Marketo? You must move to Enterprise.
- Big team? Good news: members are unlimited and free.
How we size the real cost
Livestorm's listed price does not show what you really pay, because the model is per attendee credit. To size the real cost, we think in unique attendees per year = audience per session × number of sessions, multiplied by about 2.50 euros per credit, on an annual pack. Here is the breakdown.
- Audience per sessionUnique people present, live plus replay× attendees
- Sessions per yearThe more you run, the more credits you spend× sessions
- Annual creditsThe real price lever at Livestorm~2.50 €
- Possible add-onsAI Studio, SSO, advanced CRMs, translations+ quote
Estimates on the Pro plan and an annual pack. Adjust for your real attendee volume and the add-ons you need.
What you actually pay per year
The price hinges mostly on your attendee volume. Three typical profiles, on an annual pack, assumptions stated.
Estimates in euros, annual pack. Any add-ons not included.
Light use
~100 attendees/month
- ~1,200 attendees/year: Pro entry pack
- Regular webinars to small rooms
- Unlimited team included
Medium use
~300 attendees/month
- ~3,600 attendees/year: larger pack
- Webinars plus watched replays
- Count the unique replay views
Large event
3,000 live attendees
- 3,000 attendees × ~2.50 € per credit
- Cost concentrated on a single event
- A per-seat model often wins here
Estimates on an annual pack (June 2026), based on about 2.50 euros per attendee credit. Adjust for your real volume. The credit model favors small, regular audiences and penalizes one-off large events: above roughly 3,200 external attendees a year, a per-seat model like Demio often works out cheaper.
Livestorm's price versus the alternatives
The attendee-credit model changes everything based on your audience. Here is how the entry prices line up against Demio, Zoom Webinars and WebinarJam, which bill differently.
Entry prices checked June 2026. Different billing models.
Livestorm
Billed per attendee credit
- Free plan: 30 attendees, 20 min
- Unlimited team included
- Pricey on large events
Demio
Billed per host
- Growth ~$80/month/host (150 attendees)
- Premium ~$184/month (500 attendees)
- Flat cost: an edge on big audiences
Zoom Webinars
Per attendee tier
- ~$340/month for 1,000 attendees
- Requires a base Zoom Workplace plan
- Solid infra on very large audiences
Entry prices checked June 2026 on the official pages. Livestorm's differentiator: it bills per real unique attendee, not per seat or fixed tier. On a small, regular audience it is competitive; on a large event, Demio (per host) or Zoom Webinars (per tier) often work out cheaper. WebinarJam starts lower still (~$39/month annual, up to 100 attendees).
So, is Livestorm expensive?
Our take after testing it: it all comes down to your audience volume. Here is when the credit model pays off, and when it stings.
Good value if…
You run regular, mid-sized webinars and only want to pay for people who actually show up. At about 2.50 euros per attendee, with an unlimited team included, Livestorm is competitive for recurring B2B where many registrants never join.
Less appealing if…
You run a large event or a summit with thousands of attendees. At 3,000 attendees you approach 7,500 euros on a single event. There, a per-seat model like Demio or a Zoom Webinars tier usually costs far less.
How to pay less
Livestorm is an excellent webinar platform at a fair price as long as you think in real attendees. Size your credit pack to your expected yearly volume, watch the replay views, and only switch on the sales-quoted add-ons you genuinely need.
- Estimate your yearly attendee volume before picking the pack.
- Use the free plan to validate the tool with no credit card.
- Count unique replay views in your credit budget.
- Eyeing large events? Compare with a per-host model.
- Need advanced CRMs or SSO? Request the Enterprise quote.
Frequently asked questions about Livestorm pricing
How much does Livestorm cost per month?
Livestorm has a free plan (30 attendees per event, 20-minute sessions) and a Pro plan that starts around 89 euros a month as a monthly equivalent on an annual credit pack. But the real price depends on the attendee-credit model: you pay about 2.50 euros per unique attendee, per session, over 12 months. Team members are unlimited and free. For steady, mid-sized use the Pro entry is enough. For a large event the bill climbs with the number of attendees. The Enterprise plan, quote only, adds 12-hour sessions and advanced CRMs.How does the attendee-credit pricing model work?
Livestorm bills neither per seat nor per registrant, but per attendee credit. One credit is spent for each unique attendee, per session, over a rolling 12-month period, whether they join live, watch a replay or view it on-demand. Budget around 2.50 euros per credit. Registrants who do not show up cost no credit, and your team members are never counted. You buy an annual pack of credits sized to your expected volume, then spend it across your events as the year goes.Does Livestorm have a free plan?
Yes, Livestorm offers a permanent free plan, with no credit card. It is capped at 30 attendees per event and 20-minute sessions. That is enough to test the interface, create a first event in the browser and learn how registration and replays work, but not to run a real webinar. To go past those limits (more attendees, 4-hour sessions, integrations), you move to the Pro plan and buy a pack of attendee credits.How much does Livestorm cost for a large event?
This is where the credit model can sting. For an event with 3,000 live attendees, the Pro plan ceiling, budget around 7,500 euros in credits for that single event (3,000 × ~2.50 €). The wider your audience, the higher the bill, unlike a per-seat model that stays flat. For that kind of use, a per-host tool like Demio or a Zoom Webinars tier often costs less. If you run large events regularly, request an Enterprise quote and compare with the alternatives.Do replays consume credits on Livestorm?
Yes. This is an often-missed point: every unique view of a replay or on-demand session spends an attendee credit, just like the live session, over the 12-month window. The same person is counted once per session, but a heavily watched replay can consume as many credits as a live event. If you lean on evergreen content with replays watched by many people, build that volume into your annual pack so you do not run out of credits mid-year.Is Livestorm more expensive than Demio or Zoom Webinars?
It depends on your audience volume. Demio bills per host (from ~$42/month Starter, ~$80/month Growth, ~$184/month Premium) with attendees included up to room capacity. Zoom Webinars works per tier (~$79/month for 500 attendees, ~$340/month for 1,000), on a base Zoom plan. Livestorm, per credit, is competitive on small, regular audiences with many no-shows, but gets pricier on large events. The crossover sits around 3,200 external attendees a year for a typical team.Are team members billed on Livestorm?
No. This is one of the big advantages of the Livestorm model: team members (hosts, moderators, collaborators) are unlimited and consume no credits, on every paid plan. So you can have as many people run your webinars as needed at no extra cost, where per-host tools charge for each presenter. Only external attendees (the audience) spend credits. For a large team that runs a lot of sessions, this model is far cheaper than per-seat billing.Which add-ons inflate the Livestorm bill?
Several options are not on the public grid and go through a sales quote: Livestorm AI Studio, Live Translations (AI subtitles), multiple workspaces, the video hosting region, SAML SSO, restreaming, RTMP input and extra API calls. On top of that come advanced CRM integrations: HubSpot is native from Pro, but Salesforce, Marketo, Pardot and Microsoft Dynamics are Enterprise-only. If your sales team relies on those CRMs, plan for the Enterprise tier and its quote.Is there a discount for paying Livestorm annually?
The Livestorm credit pack is annual by nature: there is no classic monthly billing on the official page. The annual commitment is therefore the baseline, and the saving versus a hypothetical monthly rate is around 20% according to comparisons. The real lever to pay less is not a one-off discount but sizing the pack: buy a credit volume as close as possible to your real yearly audience, neither too much (wasted credits) nor too little (mid-year top-ups, often less favorable).Can I cancel or change Livestorm plans easily?
Because the credit pack is annual, the commitment runs over the year: you do not switch month to month like a classic monthly subscription. You can adjust your credit volume or move up a plan mid-contract as your needs change. Before committing, size your pack carefully against your forecast audience to avoid paying for unused credits. Also remember to export your event data, registrants and stats before the end of your contract if you decide to leave.
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