How Much Does Airmeet Cost in 2026?

Airmeet has carved a distinctive position between mid-market virtual event platforms with attendee-based pricing and a full-service 'Managed Events' tier. The Premium Webinars tier at $167/month annual ($2,004/year) is unusually feature-rich for the price: 100 to 10,000 attendees per webinar (no separate tier based on attendee count like Zoom Webinars), 150 events annually, live + simulive + on-demand formats, full analytics, networking features (attendees can connect via breakout rooms), ticketing, iOS/Android apps. The 4% ticketing commission is on the higher side but reasonable for low-ticket events. For B2B marketing teams running 1-3 webinars/month at 500-2,000 attendees each, Premium Webinars is cost-effective vs Zoom Webinars's per-attendee-count pricing. Events tier (formerly Professional) unlocks multi-track sessions (conferences with parallel talks), customizable reception (branded event landing experience), dedicated success manager. Critical capability: in-person/virtual/hybrid formats — the same platform handles post-pandemic hybrid events where some attendees are physically present and others virtual. Ticketing commission drops to 2%. Custom pricing required via sales. The Managed Events tier starting at $4,999 for brand conferences is unique in category — Airmeet provides full-service planning: custom landing pages + speaker preparation coaching + professional event hosting + content repurposing (clips + highlights). For marketing teams or internal comms running occasional brand conferences without full event planning team, Managed Events is genuinely valuable. Ticketing commission is 0% on Managed Events. The Agency Plan is for agencies reselling events on behalf of clients — zero platform fees with pay-per-attendee model. Attendee-based pricing (not per-event) is Airmeet's core differentiator vs Zoom Webinars' per-attendee-tier structure. For organizations running many small events, attendee-based is more cost-efficient than buying attendee-capped Zoom Webinars tiers. Where Airmeet wins: Premium Webinars tier $167/month annual covers 100-10,000 attendees without tier upgrades (unique vs Zoom Webinars), Events tier's in-person/virtual/hybrid format support future-proofs post-pandemic, Managed Events full-service planning ($4,999+) is category-unique, ticketing commission scales favorably (4%/2%/0% by tier), 14-day free trial. Where it loses: Events + Agency tiers custom pricing (opaque above Premium Webinars), Premium Webinars' 2 team member cap tight for mid-market teams, 4% ticketing commission on Premium is high for high-ticket events ($500+ tickets), setup lead time for hybrid/multi-track events requires planning, brand recognition smaller than Zoom in enterprise market.