WebinarJam vs Zoom: pricing
The short answer: WebinarJam sells flat tiered plans by attendee capacity, while Zoom sells per-license webinar products by attendee capacity, with quote-based pricing at the top.
Pricing model. WebinarJam sells flat tiered plans priced by attendee capacity, while Zoom prices its webinar products per license by attendee capacity, as of September 2026.
Entry paid plan. WebinarJam Starter costs around $49 per month for 100 attendees, as of September 2026. Zoom Webinars starts around $79 per month per license for 500 attendees, as of September 2026.
Plans and tiers. WebinarJam's published tiers run up to an Enterprise plan around $499 per month for 5,000 attendees, as of September 2026. Zoom pricing scales up with capacity, and Zoom Events, the multi-session platform, starts around $416 per month per license, as of September 2026.
What drives cost. The attendee cap sets the WebinarJam tier, and WebinarJam annual billing is discounted by about 20 percent, as of September 2026. Attendee capacity sets the Zoom license price, and larger Zoom capacities are quote-based.
Which is cheaper for you: For audiences of about 100 attendees, WebinarJam's Starter plan costs less; for 500 attendees or more, compare Zoom's per-license price against WebinarJam's higher tiers. Both vendors change tiers often, so treat these figures as directional.
Pricing changes, so confirm current figures with each vendor.