This EasyWebinar pricing guide is really going to help you out.
Seriously.
Not only will you get a good idea of what EasyWebinar offers, but you’ll also see:
I’ll talk about the discount aspect a little later in this post.
So make sure that you read all the way to the end.I understand that your time is very valuable.
So let’s dive right in and help you pick the best plan for your webinar marketing needs.

Screenshot From EasyWebinar Homepage
I also created a video about the EasyWebinar pricing and what they have to offer.
Simply click the play button if you’d like to get the quicker video cliff notes:
Here is the important link that I mentioned a few times in the video above:
Yup.
EasyWebinar does in fact, come with the ability to get a free trial (which is always helpful).
Let’s move to the first pricing plan when it comes to EasyWebinar.
The EasyWebinar Standard plan starts at $78 per month for 100 live attendees.
This plan is going to be perfect for you if:
There are going to be some nice features that also come along with this plan.
Here are a few of the juicy perks:
You also get a few more helpful perks such as:
All of this is more than enough to help you get going in the right direction with webinars.
Let’s move onto the next EasyWebinar plan now.
The EasyWebinar Pro plan starts at $129 per month for 500 live attendees.
While the price has been raised, it’s more obvious to see that this plan is perfect for you if:
When it comes to the Pro plan?
You get everything from the previous plan plus a little bit more.
When you use automated webinars, you now get up to 500 simultaneous attendees per webinar.
And here are the unique perks that come along with this plan:
So that is what EasyWebinar has to offer in terms of price for their second plan.
Let’s move onto the third and last EasyWebinar pricing plan.
The EasyWebinar Enterprise plan starts at $499 per month for 2000 live attendees.
It’s clear that this is going to be for the heavy-hitters, the grizzled-veterans of online marketing.
Enterprise comes with all of the Pro plan perks and much more.
Here are the big perks that come along with the Enterprise plan:
The full course comes with four core modules and hours of training to become a webinar expert.
There is also one really big perk when it comes to the Enterprise plan.
So when it comes to getting the Enterprise plan?
Paying annually can be really beneficial because it allows you to get an unlimited amount of attendees on all of your automated webinars.
Even more good news.
You can always test out a specific plan before you make any payments:
Alright, so now you gave a good idea of what the EasyWebinar prices look like.
Now allow me to show you how can actually save money when using EasyWebinar.

While this discount in particular doesn’t involve you using any type of coupon code?
All it takes is a simple click of your mouse when it comes to paying annually.
If you look at the top of the screenshot above, it says: 3 months free with annual billing.
I don’t know about you?
But if you plan on using EasyWebinar for the long-term, then this is a very easy decision.
Let’s look at the differences in prices below:
And now, on the other hand, we have.
Getting three months free is certainly something to write home about.
Especially if you plan on using the Enterprise plan (which comes with a massive upgrade).
So that is how you can save money when it comes to using this webinar software.
Let’s move to the end of the post now and wrap things up.

So here is one final look at all of the EasyWebinar pricing plans.
The first plan is going to be best for you if you’re newer to using webinars.
The last two plans are going to be best if you need more than 100 live attendees.
Here is the link one last time where you can try them out:
And that’s all.
Thank you for taking the time to read this pricing guide for EasyWebinar.
I hope that it helped you make the best choice when it comes to using this software.
Thanks again and happy webinar marketing!
A former personal trainer who went from unemployment to online business success. He's been marketing since 2012 and (still) enjoys lifting weights, listening to rock music, and relentlessly quoting movie lines.