Livestorm review 2026

Livestorm offers the best marketing feature set in the comparison: automated email sequences (invitation, reminder, follow-up), customisable landing pages with A/B testing and a unique engagement score that rates each participant's activity. Live webinars, automated webinars and on-demand replays are available. Polls, Q&A, chat and hand-raising provide interaction. The registration pages are modern in design and conversion-optimised. The conversion tracking pixel makes it possible to measure the ROI of webinars via Google Analytics and Facebook Ads. No other provider in the comparison integrates marketing analytics this deeply. Scoring (29/32): Best marketing feature set in the comparison. The engagement score is unique. Minimal deduction because CRM integrations such as HubSpot are only included on the Enterprise plan.

Livestorm runs 100% in the browser – WebRTC-based, no download needed. Video quality is good, with HD resolution as standard. With more than 500 participants there can occasionally be slight delays. The Pro plan allows up to 3,000 participants per event and sessions of up to 4 hours. Browser compatibility is excellent: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge are fully supported. Screen sharing and presentation mode work natively. The recording function saves webinars automatically and makes them available as an on-demand replay. The automated webinar mode allows recorded sessions to be played back as apparently live events. Scoring (15/18): Browser-based is a big advantage. Slight deductions for occasional performance dips with large numbers of participants.

As a French company, Livestorm is directly subject to the EU's GDPR (DSGVO in German). The video region (EU or US) can be selected as an add-on; you should ask the provider before signing where registration data and recordings are stored by default. You should in any case conclude a data processing agreement (AVV, short for Auftragsverarbeitungsvertrag). The registration forms can contain checkboxes for marketing consent. Data export and deletion on request are straightforward. For German companies, Livestorm is one of the more privacy-friendly options in the comparison – an EU company with a selectable EU video region. Scoring (15/16): Strong position alongside edudip. Minimal deduction because the EU region is an add-on and the documentation is mainly in English/French.

Livestorm offers CRM integrations such as Salesforce and HubSpot – but only on the Enterprise plan. Other tools can be connected via Zapier. The user interface is modern and intuitive. Setting up a webinar takes under 10 minutes. The dashboard gives a clear overview of upcoming events, registrations and performance metrics. Reporting is comprehensive: replay analytics, email performance, conversion tracking and the unique engagement score per participant. All data can be exported via API and CSV. Scoring (16/20): Strong CRM integrations and a modern UI. Deductions for the steeper learning curve with the marketing automation.

Livestorm bills on a usage basis (as of October 2026, according to livestorm.co): on the Pro plan each participant costs €2.50. The smallest package comprises 400 credits for €1,000 and is valid for 12 months – equivalent to €83.33 a month. Each person counts once per session, whether live, as a replay or on demand; team members do not count. An Enterprise plan with individual pricing includes CRM integrations, among other things. Livestorm advertises a free entry point, but the exact limits are not shown on the pricing page. The model pays off for irregular webinars. With a monthly webinar of 100 participants, 1,200 attendances add up over a year – arithmetically €3,000, unless larger packages are cheaper. Scoring (10/14): High entry cost because of the minimum package, but no costs for unused seats.