BigMarker is a browser-based webinar and virtual events platform with HD streaming, breakout rooms, and CRM integrations. See features, pricing tiers and FAQs.
Category
Video Conferencing
Pricing
Subscription, from Custom pricing (contact sales)
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Last updated
July 18, 2026
Founded
2010
Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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Overview
BigMarker is a webinar and virtual events platform founded in 2010 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. It was designed to run entirely in the browser with no software download required for attendees, competing with tools like Zoom Webinars, ON24, and GoTo Webinar on ease of access for larger, often public-facing audiences.
The platform supports multiple webinar formats — live, on-demand/evergreen, simulive, and automated 24/7 channels — making it a fit for both one-off events and always-on lead-generation content.
Key Features
A built-in broadcast studio delivers HD video/audio with support for up to 64 simultaneous webcams on top tiers, plus simultaneous streaming to Facebook Live and YouTube Live. Engagement tools include chat, polls, Q&A, handouts, and post-event surveys, alongside customizable registration pages and automated email campaigns.
Higher tiers unlock virtual/hybrid event features like breakout rooms and co-browsing, ticketing with payment collection, CRM/marketing automation integrations, API and Zapier access, and — at the top tier — white-labeled domains, live translation/captioning, SSO/MFA, and a mobile SDK.
Pricing
BigMarker does not publish self-serve pricing; its Basic, Enterprise, and Enterprise+ tiers are all quote-based depending on attendee caps, host licenses, and integration/white-label needs. Paid ticketed events additionally carry a 5% transaction fee.
Key Features
No-download browser webinars — Attendees join live and on-demand sessions directly in the browser, no app install required.
HD broadcast studio — Live streaming with support for multiple simultaneous webcams, scaling up to 64 on top tiers.
Virtual & hybrid events — Breakout rooms, co-browsing, and ticketing/payments for larger virtual or hybrid events.
Social simulcasting — Simultaneous streaming to Facebook Live and YouTube Live.
CRM & marketing integrations — Connects with CRM/marketing automation platforms, plus API and Zapier access.
Enterprise white-labeling — Custom branded domains, SSO/MFA, live translation/captioning, and a mobile SDK on top tiers.
Pros & Cons
Pros
No software download required for attendees, lowering the barrier to join
Supports a wide range of webinar formats, including evergreen and simulive for scaling content
Handles very large events (up to 500,000 attendees on the top tier)
Deep white-labeling and enterprise security options (SSO, MFA, custom domains) at the top tier
Cons
No public self-serve pricing; every tier requires a sales conversation
5% transaction fee applies to paid ticketed events
Advanced features like API access and breakout rooms are locked behind Enterprise tiers
Entry-level Basic tier caps webcams and host licenses fairly low compared to Enterprise
Pricing
Basic Custom (contact sales) annual
Enterprise Custom (contact sales) annual
Enterprise+ Custom (contact sales) annual
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does BigMarker cost?
BigMarker does not publish self-serve pricing; all plans (Basic, Enterprise, Enterprise+) require contacting sales for a custom quote based on attendee volume and features needed.
Do attendees need to download software to join a BigMarker webinar?
No, BigMarker is browser-based and does not require attendees to download an app or plugin.
Does BigMarker support pre-recorded (evergreen) webinars?
Yes, it supports on-demand/evergreen webinars that replay automatically, plus simulive sessions with a live host monitoring chat over a pre-recorded video.
Can BigMarker handle large virtual events?
Yes, its top Enterprise+ tier supports events with up to 500,000 live attendees, along with white-labeled domains and live translation.
Does BigMarker charge fees on paid events?
Yes, BigMarker takes a 5% transaction fee on ticketed/paid events, covering payment processing costs.