Enlarged webinar capacity: Zoom now accommodates up to an astonishing 1 million participants.
Hosting a massive event online? No problem! Zoom has got you covered, offering up to a whopping 1 million participants to join your webinar simultaneously. That's right, a million! But, remember, this isn't a monthly subscription deal. You'll need to shell out a cool $100,000 for the single-use plan. Moreover, there's room for 1,000 panelists too.
Zoom doesn't stop there. They've come up with a variety of single-use tiers for large-scale webinars. Get ready to book events for 10,000 attendees for just $9,000, 50,000 attendees for $15,000, 100,000 for $25,000, 250,000 for $50,000, and 500,000 for a more substantial investment of $75,000.
Sweetening the deal, you can customize your speaker's background and name tags just like on a regular Zoom call. Keep in mind though, you've got three months to host the webinar post-purchase, and it comes with a three-hour time limit. If you need more time, Zoom might require additional paid consulting services.
Zoom takes pride in its zero-latency connection, ensuring all attendees experience the webinar in real-time. After the event, you can dig into stats like registration, attendance, and audience engagement with Zoom Analytics. These insights could be incredibly valuable for planning future webinars, devising new marketing strategies, or even changing the webinar medium altogether.
The one million people tier could prove very useful in political campaigns, especially during large-scale events. In fact, this expanded capacity seems to have been motivated, in part, by political groups using Zoom to rally support for Vice President Kamala Harris' election campaign, often attracting hundreds of thousands of participants. Zoom hopes these new tiers will also appeal to the entertainment industry, accommodating celebrity meet-and-greets, product launches, fundraisers, and more.
Worth noting, Zoom doesn't offer pricing for webinars hosting up to 500,000 attendees. For such large-scale events, you might want to consider specialized platforms designed for mega-events, such as Hopin or BigMarker, which offer custom pricing and support services to handle large capacities. However, they too may not have explicit pricing for such high numbers without discussing custom arrangements. For precise pricing on large-scale events, it's best to reach out to the respective platform directly for a tailored quote based on your specific needs.
- For webinars with over 500,000 attendees, Zoom may not offer specific pricing and could be surpassed by specialized platforms like Hopin or BigMarker designed for mega-events.
- In light of the massive capacity required for large-scale events, you might need to consider reaching out to the respective platform directly for a customized quote based on your specific needs.
- Zoom's tech-savvy solutions extend to webinars, facilitating events for up to a million participants simultaneously at a hefty cost of $100,000 for the single-use plan.
- The future of webinars seems to be tech-driven, with platforms like Zoom offering a variety of tiers for large-scale events, enabling events for 500,000 attendees at a fee of around $75,000.
