19.0
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Best Webinar Platforms in 2026
Webinar platforms help you run live or automated online sessions, collect registrations, record sessions and handle audience questions. Compare the webinar modes, attendee limit, recording and engagement tools that fit your event. Android support varies by platform. Check for an Android app before choosing; also compare web access, iOS, macOS, Windows and API support if your phone, tablet or workflow needs them.
28.7
LiveWebinar is a browser-based platform for webinars, meetings, classes, and other live sessions.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
38.6
Vimeo is a platform for making, managing, and sharing video, available on the web, Android, iOS, and through an API.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
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MyOwnConference
MyOwnConference is a webinar platform for live, automated, and on-demand sessions.
Free planAndroidiOSLinuxmacOS8.5From €11 a month - 5
Livestorm
Livestorm is a web-based video engagement platform for webinars, online meetings and virtual events.
Free planWebAPI8.4Free plan - 6
StreamYard On-Air
StreamYard On-Air is a web-based service for hosting live and automated webinars.
Free planiOSWebExtension8.2From $35.99 a month - 7
Shindig
Shindig is a platform for hosting online video chat events, with stage presentations and private conversations for attendees.
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI8.2From $99 a month - 8
WebinarNinja
AndroidiOSWebAPI8.1From $0.30 a month - 9
WebinarIgnition
WebinarIgnition adds webinar tools to a WordPress site, supporting live, automated, and on-demand sessions.
Free planWeb8.0Free plan - 10
7.9From $39 a month - 11
RingCentral Events
RingCentral Events, formerly Hopin Events, is a platform for branded webinars and virtual, hybrid, and onsite events.
AndroidiOSWeb7.9 - 12
Zoom Webinars
Zoom Webinars is a paid platform for one-to-many broadcasts, where hosts control who can speak or share and attendees mainly watch and engage.
AndroidiOSWebAPI7.9 - 13
Webex App
Webex App combines messaging and meetings across web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.
Free planAndroidiOSWebmacOS7.9Free plan - 14
InEvent
InEvent is an event management, marketing, and registration platform for in-person, virtual, and hybrid events.
AndroidiOSWebAPI7.9From $9,990 a year - 15
OnlineWebinar
AndroidiOSWebAPI7.4From €545 a month - 16
Goldcast
Goldcast is a web-based platform for marketing teams to create and distribute video, run digital events, and reuse video content.
Free planWeb7.3Free plan - 17
ClickMeeting
ClickMeeting is a paid webinar and online meeting service from ClickMeeting, headquartered in Gdansk, Poland.
AndroidiOSWebWindows7.3 - 18
Canira
Canira is a web, iOS, and Android platform for live, automated, and on-demand webinars.
AndroidiOSWeb7.2From $29 a month - 19
Airmeet
AndroidiOSWeb7.2From $167 a month - 20
Kaltura Webinars
Kaltura Webinars is a platform for creating, managing, tracking, and automating webinar programs, particularly focused, single-session presentations…
AndroidiOSWebmacOS7.2 - 21
omNovia
omNovia is paid webinar and webcasting software for live, automated, and on-demand events.
AndroidiOSWeb7.2 - 22
Cvent
Cvent is an event registration product for web and mobile, supporting in-person, virtual, hybrid and webinar events.
AndroidiOSWeb7.2 - 23
Wistia
Wistia is a video marketing platform for creating, hosting, promoting, and measuring videos and webinars.
Free planWebAPI7.2From $79 a month - 24
Univid
Univid is a web-based webinar platform for running live, automated, and on-demand sessions.
Free planWeb7.1From €99 a month - 25
Zoom Scheduler
Zoom Scheduler is appointment scheduling software with booking pages, two-way calendar sync, group booking, round-robin scheduling, automated…
AndroidiOSWebWindows7.1
Choosing well
Compare plans and trials
Check whether a platform has a free plan or a trial before paying. A trial can help you review the event setup and attendee workflow.
For paid services, compare the starting price and confirm what the plan includes before committing.
Check the attendee limit
Match the stated attendee limit to the size of your session. A lower limit may suit a small meeting, while a larger event needs more room.
Look for how the limit applies to live sessions and whether automated webinars use a separate allowance.
Choose webinar modes and recording
Compare live and automated webinar modes if you plan to reuse a presentation or schedule it for later viewing.
Check whether session recording is included and how recordings are handled after the event.
Review registration and audience tools
Registration pages can collect sign-ups before a session. Compare the page options with the information you need from attendees.
Polls and Q&A support interaction during a webinar. Check which tools match the way you want participants to respond.
Check devices and integrations
Platforms in this category run across combinations of web, Android, iOS, macOS, Windows and API access. Confirm support for the devices you use, with Android checked first when you join from a phone or tablet.
Review integrations if the webinar needs to connect with other services or an existing workflow.
Questions people ask
Do webinar platforms work on Android?
Android support varies. Check the platform's supported apps or use its web version before choosing it for a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone or tablet.
Can I try a webinar platform for free?
The category includes services with free plans and services with free trials. Check the individual listing for its current plan and trial details.
What should I compare besides price?
Compare attendee limit, webinar modes, session recording, automated webinars, registration pages, polls and Q&A, integrations and supported platforms.
Do these tools support automated webinars?
Automated webinars are a comparison point for this category. Check the individual platform's listing to see how that mode is offered.
Can I record a webinar?
Session recording is a comparison point in this list. Review the platform's details to confirm whether recording suits your planned sessions.