See WebinarJam's live and automated webinar features, pricing plans by attendee limit, and how it compares to other webinar software in 2026.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated July 19, 2026
WebinarJam is a browser-based webinar hosting platform built by Genesis Digital, a company founded in 2013 whose first product was WebinarJam, alongside its later product Kartra.
Unlike a plain video-conferencing tool, WebinarJam is built specifically around the webinar-as-sales-funnel model, bundling registration pages, reminder automation, and in-webinar sales tools into one product.
It supports both live webinars and, via its companion product EverWebinar included on most paid plans, fully automated evergreen webinars that replay on a schedule.
Every plan includes customizable registration and thank-you pages, automated email and SMS reminder sequences, live chat and moderation tools, polls and surveys, and a built-in whiteboard for presentations.
Sales-focused features include live offer displays that let presenters show a time-limited purchase button during the webinar, and video injections that play pre-recorded segments seamlessly within a live session.
Higher tiers add more hosts, longer maximum session lengths, more team member seats, and support for larger attendee counts, up to 5,000 on the top Enterprise plan.
WebinarJam offers a 14-day trial for 1 dollar, followed by four paid tiers priced primarily by attendee capacity: Starter, Basic, Professional, and Enterprise.
Annual billing runs roughly 20 percent cheaper than monthly billing across all tiers, and every paid plan carries a 30-day money-back guarantee.
EverWebinar, the automated webinar companion product, is bundled into the Basic tier and above, so businesses that need evergreen funnels generally need at least the second-lowest plan.
WebinarJam is used to host live and automated webinars for product launches, sales presentations, and online course delivery, with built-in registration and marketing tools.
Paid plans start at 39 dollars per month billed annually for the Starter tier and scale up to 379 dollars per month billed annually for the Enterprise tier, based mainly on attendee capacity.
Yes, its companion product EverWebinar for automated evergreen webinars is bundled into the Basic plan and above.
WebinarJam offers a 14-day trial for 1 dollar rather than a fully free tier.
Attendee capacity ranges from 100 on the Starter plan up to 5,000 on the Enterprise plan.
WebinarJam hosts live, real-time webinars, while EverWebinar plays fully automated, pre-recorded webinars on a repeating schedule that can simulate live chat activity.
WebinarJam is built by Genesis Digital, a company whose first product was WebinarJam and which also makes Kartra.
Common alternatives include Zoom Webinar, Demio, and WebinarNinja.