Webinars & Events comparison

Demio vs Livestorm

An independent, side-by-side comparison to help you pick the right tool. Pricing, features, strengths, and trade-offs.

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Demio

Starter $45/mo yearly ($63 monthly, 1 host) / Growth from $80/host/mo yearly ($117 monthly) / Premium from $196/host/mo yearly

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Livestorm

Pro: annual attendee-credit packs from $1,000/yr for 400 attendees (EUR 2.50/attendee shown in Europe) / Enterprise custom (free trial, no free plan)

At a glance

Demio Livestorm
Pricing Starter $45/mo yearly ($63 monthly, 1 host) / Growth from $80/host/mo yearly ($117 monthly) / Premium from $196/host/mo yearly Pro: annual attendee-credit packs from $1,000/yr for 400 attendees (EUR 2.50/attendee shown in Europe) / Enterprise custom (free trial, no free plan)
Type Webinars & Events Webinars & Events

Feature comparison

Feature Demio Livestorm
Live and automated webinars No
On-demand replay pages No
Registration and landing pages No
Engagement tools No
Marketing integrations No
Browser-based webinars No
Registration pages No
Email automation No
Engagement tools (polls, Q&A) No
CRM and marketing integrations No

What makes each tool different

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Demio

Demio is built for marketers running webinars as a lead generation channel. Its automated and on-demand webinar features let you create evergreen content that runs on autopilot, turning past webinars into ongoing lead magnets.

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Livestorm

Livestorm is a browser-native webinar platform, meaning no downloads for hosts or attendees. Its automation workflows handle pre-event emails, reminders, and post-event follow-ups, making it popular with marketing teams running regular webinar programs.

Strengths and weaknesses

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Demio

Strengths

  • Excellent for marketing-led webinar programs
  • Automated webinars run on autopilot
  • Clean, modern experience

Weaknesses

  • Participant limits on lower plans
  • Less suited for large-scale events
  • No hybrid event features
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Livestorm

Strengths

  • No download for anyone
  • Strong automation for webinar programs
  • Good engagement analytics

Weaknesses

  • Per-attendee credit pricing can get expensive at volume
  • Less suited for large conferences (3,000 live attendees per event)
  • Video quality not the best for recording

Try both and decide

The best way to choose is to test each tool with your own workflow. Most offer free tiers or trials.