How much does Zoom Webinars 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.

Zoom Webinars pricing

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What Zoom Webinars 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 Zoom Webinars costs

zoom.us/pricing/events returned no plan tiles when fetched (client-rendered shell, Oct 2026). Budget figures carried from the last successful retrieval in catalog: Webinars about $89/mo monthly or $66.67/mo annual; Webinars Plus about $99/mo monthly or $82.50/mo annual for up to 500 attendees. Many accounts also need a base Workplace licence. State list prices only in a pricing table with as-of in the label, not in prose.

Prices as of 16 October 2026, from the vendor's pricing page.

What works

A familiar, reliable webinar room that fits organizations already using Zoom.
On Webinars Plus and Events, Zoom's developer platform exposes registration, ticketing, attendee metrics and webhooks.
The broader Zoom ecosystem can reduce operational change for an established team.

What to watch

Built-in follow-up is limited, so registration emails and the next step often need another tool.
Timed selling mechanics are less central than they are in platforms built around live pitches.
Long-term customers report that webinar add-ons can be tied to the base contract term.

Pricing questions

How much does Zoom Webinars 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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