Do You Need a Separate License to Run a Webinar?

Many video platforms sell webinars as an add-on on top of a base subscription. On AONMeetings, webinar capability is included with every plan up to that plan’s participant limit.

Meetings and webinars serve different jobs

A meeting is built for participation, where people can speak, share a screen, and collaborate. A webinar is built for a smaller group of hosts presenting to a larger audience, with registration, chat, questions, polls, and host controls.

Understand the full cost

With an add-on model, the headline webinar price may not be the whole cost. A business may need to buy the base plan first, then add webinar access and extra capacity. That can make occasional events harder to justify.

What included webinar capability means

Every AONMeetings plan includes webinars up to the plan’s participant limit, along with registration, recording, screen and document sharing, chat, questions, polls, and unlimited session length. Larger audiences can use monthly or one-time webinar capacity.

Choose based on the event

Before buying, confirm how many people need to host, the audience size, how often you run webinars, and whether you need a one-time event option. Those answers make the right license and capacity much clearer.