dave_hermansen

I would hugely appreciate some recommendations on webinar software from people experienced with running webinars. I've used gotomeeting and it seemed good, but I'm hoping there's something free or cheap out there that works just as well..

DeanSoto

A cheaper option is MeetingBurner. But gotowebinar tends to still be the better option. It all depends on what you intend to do, how big you plan on getting, etc. If you can make $100.mo at least with these webinars you might as well go with gotowebinar.

patadeperro

I am not quite sure if this can be a "webinar software", because I have not had more than a couple of people per sesssion, because I mostly use it to show some analysis to prospects or clients, but I have never had anything bigger, but it may work, I use Mikogo it is free and really easy to use

jayspann

Depends on how many people you are going to be having on your webcast.

Could do up ten people with Google Hangouts. We use this for our masterminds and it works great.

Meeting Burner is free up to 50 people but I haven't tried it yet. I have heard good things.

I use GoToWebinar and record them on a second computer, edit them, then load them into Evergreen Business System to run on autopilot.

It's an expensive setup but I think its a great investment.

If I was starting out again I would start with free or cheap and upgrade as your needs grow.

I'd check out Meeting Burner.

Jay Spann

magiclouie

Hello Dave,

You may check this other thread: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...-solution.html

Hope that helps!

Cheers,
Louie Tugas

Dave Weaver

Hi Dave,

Here are a couple other options:

You might want to try Free and Unlimited Web Conferencing | Free Video Conferencing | Online Web Meeting | Multipoint video conferencing | video conferencing solution which is Free.

Another alternative is MeetCheap - Video Conference Software for Webinars, Online Meetings, Desktop Sharing & Web Conferencing (not affiliate link) $9.95/mo 100 seat.

Dave Weaver

JimDucharme

Hi Dave,

We also have a webinar service which you should check out: Web conferencing, online meeting, conferencing software - ClickMeeting

The only general advice I would offer is to test whatever solution you consider, free or not. I think we've all had that frustrating experience of a webinar platform that didn't do the job for us.

Regards,
jim

magentawave

Have you used Bigmarker.com or Meetcheap.com yet? Are they reliable? Any feedback?




And you own Clickmeeting Jim? How reliable are they compared to GoToWebinar?