BigMarker for enterprise live rooms
No-download webinar software for customer education and demand programs.
Quick answer
BigMarker suits a company whose live audience is bigger than self-serve webinar plans allow, if you can wait for sales to provide an annual price.
What BigMarker is
BigMarker is webinar and event software that runs in the browser. The homepage describes a digital experience platform companies use to educate customers, capture data and generate demand. It covers webinars, virtual sessions and in-person events.
The three webcast rooms
Basic, Enterprise and Enterprise+ renew every year. The pricing page asks you to request a price, and it does not list a monthly rate. Basic is for 1,000 live attendees. It includes one host license and nine webcams. Enterprise is for 10,000 live attendees. It includes four host licenses and 64 webcams, plus CRM and marketing-automation integrations, breakout rooms, an API and a customer success manager. Enterprise+ is for 500,000 live attendees. It includes six host licenses, plus white-label domains, single sign-on and multi-factor authentication.
An attendee is someone who joins live. The entry plan can still accept unlimited registrations. Paid tickets add a 5% fee through Stripe or Authorize.net. See BigMarker pricing. For a comparison with WebinarJam, read our guide to WebinarJam alternatives.
The limit to weigh
You get the price only after sales provides a quote. Hosts have also reported lag in front of a few hundred people, and one session where the audience stayed in the waiting room after the room showed them as admitted. A 2025 support review calls the team responsive. Those live-session reports describe a separate problem.
What works
- The audience joins in the browser, with no app to install.
- Enterprise adds a customer success manager, breakout rooms, an API and CRM integration.
- You can register more people than the number who join the live session.
What to watch
- The webcast plans have no public price. The sales team provides annual pricing.
- Hosts have reported lag, including a session where the audience stayed in the waiting room after the room showed them as admitted.
Pricing
Webcast Basic, Enterprise and Enterprise+ are annual subscriptions. Each one requires a quote. There is no public list price. An attendee is someone who joins live. A 1,000-attendee plan can take unlimited registrations. A 5% fee applies to paid tickets processed via Stripe or Authorize.net.
Frequently asked questions
- What is BigMarker best for?
- Company events that need more live seats than self-serve plans allow, priced through an annual quote from sales.
- Does BigMarker list a monthly price?
- Pricing for all three webcast plans comes only as an annual quote. Paid tickets add a 5% fee through Stripe or Authorize.net.
- How many people can attend live?
- The three caps are in the section above: the entry room, then the two larger enterprise rooms.
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Dominic Reyes
Lead reviewer
Dominic Reyes is the lead reviewer at Play That Sells. He covers VSL players, video hosting and the attribution stack behind paid-traffic funnels, reading vendor documentation, pricing pages and years of user threads before he writes a verdict. He pays most attention to retention, conversion tracking and page-load speed. When a vendor's claims go further than what buyers report, he says so.
dominic.reyes@playthatsells.com
Last checked 2026-10-24
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