EasyWebinar vs WebinarJam: plans, limits and which seller should pick which

EasyWebinar vs WebinarJam: the main difference

Both run live webinars from a browser, publish their attendee limits by plan and add pages, polls and offers. They differ on what happens after the live hour. WebinarJam's own pages describe a live-first product and point to a companion product, EverWebinar, for automated and evergreen sessions. EasyWebinar describes live, simulive and evergreen webinars, checkout and a CRM in one account, with automation starting on Growth.

EasyWebinar's comparison page ranks itself ahead on most rows, so this guide treats its claims about WebinarJam as EasyWebinar's statements and rests each WebinarJam fact on WebinarJam's own pricing page. Everything was read on October 23, 2026.

How each handles automated and evergreen webinars

WebinarJam says automated and evergreen webinars run in EverWebinar: you host live in WebinarJam, then convert the recording into an automated session there. Its pricing page says EverWebinar is included in the Basic, Professional and Enterprise plans at no extra cost, and it also describes a hybrid mode that plays a pre-recorded video during a live session. EasyWebinar's comparison page describes that as a second product with a second login.

EasyWebinar runs automated, simulive and evergreen webinars in the same account from Growth, including just-in-time starts every 15 to 60 minutes. Its checkout opens inside the room, while WebinarJam's pricing page lists live offer displays alongside email and SMS tools.

Attendee limits, session length and overage compared

Both vendors list a larger tier for big audiences. WebinarJam's Enterprise plan lists 5,000 attendees per webinar, while EasyWebinar says custom Enterprise plans reach 100,000 live attendees. Team seats differ too: WebinarJam lists 1, 2, 4 and 6 hosts by plan, and EasyWebinar lists team routing and live session monitoring on Scale.

• WebinarJam: Starter 100 attendees and 1 hour, Basic 500 and 2 hours, Professional 2,000 and 3 hours, Enterprise 5,000 and 4 hours, with 1, 2, 4 and 6 hosts.
• EasyWebinar: Launch 50 live attendees and 2 hours, Growth 200 and 4 hours, Pro 500, Scale 1,000. Automated sessions allow five times the live limit from Growth.
• Overage: EasyWebinar bills attendees past a plan's limit, with the live rate ten times the automated rate. WebinarJam's FAQ describes moving up a plan level when a registrant list outgrows its limit.

Trial, refund and fee terms side by side

Dollar amounts are left out. Read both live pages with the billing toggle set the way you will pay.

• EasyWebinar trial: 7 days, full access, a valid card required, and the paid plan starts after the trial unless you cancel.
• WebinarJam trial: the trial card shows 14 days on a 500-attendee plan for a small fee, though the page headline says free, plus a 30-day money-back guarantee stated on the pricing page.
• EasyWebinar refunds: the terms say fees are non-refundable, canceling stops renewals but does not refund the current period, and there are no prorated refunds.
• Annual billing: both sell annual plans at a lower effective monthly rate. EasyWebinar shows a two-months-free badge, and WebinarJam lists a yearly saving on each plan.

Which to choose by webinar job

For a wider field, read the small-business shortlist. The EasyWebinar pricing guide and the EasyWebinar review go deeper on the lead product.

• One live launch inside the session cap, with no automation: WebinarJam's lower plans fit, and EasyWebinar's Launch is a close match in size.
• A live pitch that becomes an evergreen funnel with checkout in the room: EasyWebinar from Growth.
• A large live room above 1,000 attendees on a self-serve plan: WebinarJam's two largest plans list 2,000 and 5,000.
• A buyer who wants a stated refund window: WebinarJam.