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Looking for webinar service providers

by Alan Petersen
6 replies
Hello,

I'm researching webinar service providers. I've looked at GoToWebinar, InstantTeleseminar.com, and webex. Any others out there?

I would love to hear back from folks using any type of webinar services. I would also need an option for folks to call in with an 800 number. Not sure how that ties in. Any tips or recommended reading on the subject is appreciated.

Thanks.
#providers #service #webinar
  • Profile picture of the author Jason K. Thomas
    I like WebEx and it has a pay-per-use option. I don't believe any of GoTo's products have that. For the actual phone conferencing, if you don't need to record it, Free Conference Call, Phone Conferencing, Teleconferences - FreeConferenceCall.com works great.
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  • Profile picture of the author Adeel_Chowdhry
    I've used GoToWebinar about 20 times now... it's great and gets my recommendation.
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  • Profile picture of the author Dave Hardin
    I've used Gotowebinar with great results, but it is definitely on the pricey side after the first month free trial.
    If you have a small group of attendees you might try SKYPE (up to 6 on a call), or GOOGLE DimDim and sign up for their free option (up to 20 attendees).
    Here's a tip that you may want to consider - early on, there was no way I could afford $99 a month for Gotowebinar. I used the free 30 days, then had one of my partners do the same the following month. The third month, one of my members signed up. Get the picture?
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    • Profile picture of the author craigc1980
      Gotowebinar has been the best for me and works great.

      Never been confused.

      I have tried others but not so user friendly
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