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WebinarGeek

A Dutch, browser-based webinar platform with flat monthly pricing and automated webinars.

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About WebinarGeek

WebinarGeek is a webinar platform from the Netherlands. Everything runs in the browser for hosts and viewers, and it supports live webinars, automated webinars built from a recording, on-demand replays, interactive sessions where participants can join the stage, and restreaming to social platforms. Engagement tools include chat, polls, questions, handouts and calls to action, and registration pages and emails can be branded. Analytics and integrations with CRMs and marketing tools help with follow-up. Pricing is flat rather than per attendee: plans are monthly or yearly, priced in euros by viewer count, with unlimited webinars per month and a free trial; enterprise plans add larger audiences and require an annual contract. Being EU-based, it highlights GDPR compliance and European hosting, which matters to many European organisations. It suits marketing, HR and training teams, especially in Europe, that want predictable pricing for a steady schedule of webinars.

Best for: European teams that run frequent webinars and want predictable flat pricing.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Unlimited webinars on paid plans
  • Fully browser-based
  • EU-based provider

Why people leave

  • Prices in euros only
  • Audience size is capped per plan
  • Smaller integration ecosystem than US rivals

Top WebinarGeek alternatives

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  1. 1Livestorm logo
    Livestorm

    Another European browser-based platform, billed per attendee.

    66.5
  2. 2ClickMeeting logo
    ClickMeeting

    European webinars with paid events and education features.

    62.6
  3. 3GoTo Webinar logo
    GoTo Webinar

    Established US webinar tool with large capacity tiers.

    59.6
  4. 4Demio logo
    Demio

    Marketing-focused webinars with automated sessions.

    57.2
  5. 5eWebinar logo
    eWebinar

    If most of your webinars are automated replays.

    55.3

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WebinarGeek: common questions

Is WebinarGeek free?

No, WebinarGeek is a paid product. Premium plan: €59/month billed yearly (checked on WebinarGeek's own site).

Is WebinarGeek open source?

No, WebinarGeek is not open source.

What platforms does WebinarGeek run on?

WebinarGeek is available for Web.

What are the best alternatives to WebinarGeek?

The highest-ranked WebinarGeek alternatives right now are Livestorm, ClickMeeting and GoTo Webinar. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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