How Much Does Livestorm Cost in 2026?

Livestorm's competitive differentiation is usage-based pricing via attendee credits — the only major webinar platform eschewing monthly subscriptions. Customers buy credits upfront and spend them flexibly across any webinars over 12 months. For organizations with unpredictable event cadence (seasonal campaigns, product launches, variable marketing calendar), this flexibility avoids paying for unused subscription capacity. Example economics: buy 1,000 credits at €2,500 (~$2,700 USD), use across 10 events with 100 attendees each = $2,700 spread across 12 months = $225/month effective. Same 1,000 credits used for 1 big event with 1,000 attendees = $2,700 one-time. Same 1,000 credits unused = refund issues unclear. The credit definition is critical: 1 credit = 1 unique participant per session over a 12-month period. Same person attending your 3 webinars in same year = 3 credits. Team members are NOT counted as credits — unique feature vs Zoom (which charges for all attendees including staff). For events with large internal staff presence (speakers + moderators + support), Livestorm saves substantial credits vs Zoom. Pro plan provides 4-hour max session duration, 3,000 live attendees per event, unlimited team members, unlimited events + recordings, standard integrations (Google Calendar, Slack, HubSpot CRM basic), multilingual support. For most webinars, 4-hour sessions are sufficient — Enterprise is required for all-day conferences. Enterprise (custom pricing) unlocks: 12-hour session duration, advanced custom reporting, VIP support with SLA, enterprise integrations (Salesforce, Marketo, Pardot, Microsoft Dynamics — critical for B2B marketing with advanced CRM workflows), dedicated customer success manager. Industry estimates from RFP disclosures: Enterprise typically starts $10,000-50,000/year depending on expected attendee volume. No free tier advertised — free trial signup available for evaluation. The lack of free tier reflects Livestorm's B2B focus — they target marketing teams with budget authority, not hobby evaluators. Where Livestorm wins: usage-based pricing eliminates subscription waste for variable event cadence, team members not counted as credits (saves substantially vs Zoom), unlimited team + events + recordings (no artificial caps), enterprise integrations (Salesforce + Marketo + Pardot + Microsoft Dynamics) for B2B marketing workflows, 12-month credit validity (unused credits don't expire immediately). Where it loses: EUR pricing requires USD conversion (€2.50 = ~$2.70 daily fluctuation), no free tier advertised (free trial signup only), Pro plan's 4-hour max session limits all-day conferences (Enterprise required for 12-hour), 3,000 live attendee cap may constrain large events (Airmeet supports up to 10,000), Enterprise pricing opaque (no published rates).