The verdict
For a small B2B team that runs webinars regularly and uses HubSpot or Salesforce, I'd pick Livestorm. You can test it on the free plan, and the EU hosting helps if you sell in Europe. If you also run in-person or hybrid events and want one platform for the whole programme, pick BigMarker.
Watch how each one charges. Livestorm uses attendee credits, so a bigger audience raises the cost and a bigger team does not. BigMarker has no public prices, so go in with attendee numbers, host count and formats. Livestorm's API and MCP server need switching on through support.
Side by side
| 13 points compared | ||
|---|---|---|
| Starts at | €83.33/mo | |
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| API | Yes | Yes |
| MCP server | No | Yes |
| Automated / evergreen webinars | Yes | Yes |
| Breakout rooms | Yes | Yes |
| Browser-based (no download) | Yes | Yes |
| Engagement analytics | Yes | Yes |
| Live polls and Q&A | Yes | Yes |
| Multi-session agenda | Yes | Yes |
| On-demand replay | Yes | Yes |
| Registration & landing pages | Yes | Yes |
| Simulcast to social channels | Yes | Yes |
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Plans and pricing
BigMarker
Pricing not in our catalogue yet.
Livestorm
- FreeFree
- Pro€1,000/yr
Who each is for
Choose BigMarker if…
Pick Livestorm if webinars are a repeat channel, registrants should flow into HubSpot or Salesforce, and you care where attendee data is stored. It lists native links to HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo and Pardot, plus Zapier. A webinar that works live can run again on autopilot.
The free plan is small, so treat it as a way to test the room and registration flow. The Pro plan caps session length, so check it against your longest training. Cost follows attendee credits, including people who watch the replay. Skip it if you only run a few sessions a year or need in-person events.
Choose Livestorm if…
Pick BigMarker if events are a channel for you and you run live, on-demand and in-person formats. It suits marketing teams, associations and training organisations that need registration, engagement and attendee data in one place.
It has on-demand and learning hubs with classes, assessments and certificates, and an API for managing events from your own systems. Plans are quoted and renew yearly, and API access, single sign-on and white-label domains sit on enterprise tiers. It is built for people who run events as a job, so a solo marketer may find it heavy.
Other options worth a look
Broadcast live presentations and large-scale virtual events to audiences inside Zoom with production controls.
Hosts live and pre-recorded webinars with branded registration pages, automated invitations and post-event analytics.
Runs in-person, virtual and hybrid events with registration, streaming, audience engagement tools and post-event analytics.