How much does WebinarKit cost?

The panel at the top shows the cheapest way in, and the section under it lists each plan and what it includes.

Is there a free plan or trial?

Check the plans above; we note any free trial and the date we last checked it.

Will the price change as I scale?

Often, yes. A bill based on plays, attendees, bandwidth or storage rises with usage, so the headline price is only the starting point.

WebinarKit pricing

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What WebinarKit costs, what each plan charges for, and what to expect as your traffic grows.

By Dominic Reyes, lead reviewer. Edited by the Play That Sells desk.

What WebinarKit costs

Automated tier on getwebinarkit.com/secret: $39/mo, $129/yr, or $367 lifetime. 7-day $1 trial on monthly. Unlimited automated webinars, registrants and attendees. Live webinars are a separate product.

Prices as of 23 October 2026, from the vendor's pricing page.

What works

The automated tier lists a low monthly, annual and lifetime entry price for sellers protecting cash flow.
Automated webinars, registrants and attendees are unlimited, so the bill does not climb per attendee as the funnel grows.
Built-in pages, email and SMS reminders, AI-generated scripts and slides, and AI chat can keep a new stack compact.

What to watch

Pricing varies across promotional and bundle pages, so the automated tier and the broader live or white-label bundles are easy to confuse.
Live webinars and white-label features are separate upsells rather than part of the base automated-webinar offer.
Its independent review footprint is thinner than EverWebinar's, and advanced integration workflows may add a paid Zapier layer.

Pricing questions

How much does WebinarKit cost?: The panel at the top shows the cheapest way in, and the section under it lists each plan and what it includes.
Is there a free plan or trial?: Check the plans above; we note any free trial and the date we last checked it.
Will the price change as I scale?: Often, yes. A bill based on plays, attendees, bandwidth or storage rises with usage, so the headline price is only the starting point.

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