BigMarker Pricing 2026: Plans, Features and Real Costs

BigMarker pricing: plans and real costs

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As of October 2026, BigMarker does not publish prices: all 3 of its webcast plans (Basic, Enterprise and Enterprise+) say “Let’s talk” and “Request a Quote” on its pricing page, and subscriptions renew yearly. According to Vendr, the median BigMarker buyer pays $9,690 a year, with recorded contracts from $7,454 to $125,733 (as of October 7, 2026).

BigMarker does publish what each plan includes, and the gaps between plans are large. Here is what you get at each level and how BigMarker compares with the platforms in our Webinar Platform Index.

Key facts

PlanPriceLive attendeesHostsWhat it adds
BasicQuote only1,0001 host licenseLive and on-demand webinars, recording, registration and emails, surveys, basic integrations and analytics
EnterpriseQuote only10,0004 host licenses1 CRM or marketing automation integration, simulive, evergreen and 24-7 webinars, custom registration fields, API, Zapier, a customer success manager
Enterprise+Quote only500,0006 host licenses2 CRM or marketing automation integrations, white-labeled domains, live captions and translation, SSO, attendee dial-in
Extras on any planNot publishedVariesAdd-onMore host licenses, more channels and more on-demand storage are sold as add-ons; ticket sales carry a 5% fee

See BigMarker’s current plans →

What each BigMarker plan includes

Basic

Basic is pitched at small and mid-sized businesses. It covers up to 1,000 live attendees, 1 host license and up to 9 shared webcams. You get live and on-demand webinars, Facebook and YouTube Live streaming, chat, polls, Q&A and handouts, screen, file and video sharing, recording, pop-up offers, full-service registration and emails, post-session surveys, basic integrations, and basic analytics and reporting.

What Basic lacks matters for B2B teams: no CRM or marketing automation integration, no custom registration fields, and no simulive or evergreen webinars.

Enterprise

Enterprise raises the ceiling to 10,000 live attendees, 4 host licenses and 64 webcams. It adds 1 CRM or marketing automation integration, simulive, evergreen and 24-7 webinars, webinar series, ticketing and payments, 15 landing page templates, custom registration fields, custom UTM codes, embeddable registration, breakout rooms, co-browsing, certificates of completion, API access, Zapier, advanced analytics, a customer success manager and an enterprise SLA. Virtual events can be added a la carte.

Enterprise+

Enterprise+ is for very large programs: up to 500,000 live attendees, 6 host licenses and 2 CRM or marketing automation integrations. It adds white-labeled domains, a custom page designer, custom email templates and fonts, live closed captioning, live translation, multi-language support, attendee dial-in, embeddable webinar rooms, SSO, multi-factor authentication, a mobile SDK, webinar marketing services and live event monitoring.

Beyond webcast plans, BigMarker’s pricing page lists Event Packages (custom plans for virtual, hybrid and in-person events) and Media Hubs (content destinations for engagement and learning). Neither shows a price.

What BigMarker actually costs

Because BigMarker quotes every plan, the only numbers come from buyers. According to Vendr, which tracks software purchases made through its platform, the median BigMarker buyer pays $9,690 a year, the lowest recorded contract is $7,454 and the highest is $125,733 (as of October 7, 2026).

Treat those as negotiated deal values across plans and add-ons, not list prices. Vendr’s written guide on the same page also describes plans called Starter, Elite and Premier with monthly prices, which don’t appear on BigMarker’s own pricing page, so we use only Vendr’s purchase data. We found no BigMarker listing with a public price on GSA Advantage or AWS Marketplace.

The hidden limits

  • Yearly subscription. BigMarker says plans renew every year. You can cancel at any point in the term to stop the auto-renewal.
  • On-demand storage is capped. Each subscription stores up to 100 on-demand webinars. More storage is an add-on.
  • Hosts are counted. A host is a team member who can schedule and start webinars. Extra host licenses are add-ons.
  • One channel per subscription. A separate set of webinars for another brand or business unit needs an extra channel, sold as an add-on.
  • Attendees vs registrants. The attendee cap is for live attendance; BigMarker says registrations are unlimited.
  • 5% on ticket sales if you charge for events, through Stripe or Authorize.net.

What BigMarker costs for a typical B2B team

A B2B team running 2 webinars a month that needs registrations to sync to HubSpot or Salesforce, plus evergreen replays, can’t use Basic. Enterprise is the first plan with a CRM integration, custom registration fields and evergreen webinars.

At Vendr’s $9,690 median, 24 webinars a year works out to about $404 per webinar. That is well below ON24, where Vendr reports a $39,350 median, and well above self-serve tools: Zoom Webinars lists $83.33 a month billed yearly ($1,000 a year per host) for up to 500 attendees with HubSpot, Salesforce and Marketo included. To judge whether the difference pays off, run the numbers in our webinar cost per lead guide.

Zoom’s webinar and event plans also require a paid Zoom Workplace Pro license: $14.16 a month billed annually, or $16.99 monthly, per user (checked October 9, 2026).

BigMarker vs alternatives

How BigMarker compares with other platforms in our Webinar Platform Index:

PlatformPublished priceAttendeesEvergreen or on-demandNative CRM
BigMarker BasicQuote only1,000On-demand; evergreen from EnterpriseFrom Enterprise (1 integration)
Zoom Webinars$83.33/mo per host, billed yearly500Recordings; pre-recorded sessions on Webinars PlusHubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo
Demio Premium$392/mo per host for 1,000 seats, billed yearly1,000On-demand and automatedHubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, Pardot
Airmeet Premium Webinars$167/mo billed yearly100 (scales to 10,000)Live, simulive and on-demandHubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo
ON24Request pricingNot publishedLive, simulive and on-demandSalesforce, Marketo, Eloqua and more

For the broader build-vs-buy question, see Zoom vs Teams vs webinar platforms.

Who BigMarker fits

  • Basic: teams that need a 1,000-seat live room and on-demand hosting but not CRM sync or custom forms.
  • Enterprise: B2B marketing teams that want evergreen webinars, custom registration fields, one CRM connection and several hosts.
  • Enterprise+: very large audiences, white-label needs, SSO, or live captioning and translation.

Bottom line

  • Need CRM sync on a tight budget: compare a BigMarker Enterprise quote with self-serve plans that include CRM integrations at list price, such as Zoom Webinars or Demio Premium.
  • Want an enterprise platform without ON24-level spend: BigMarker’s median contract in Vendr’s data is about a quarter of ON24’s, so it is worth a quote.
  • Before you sign: confirm which CRM your 1 integration covers, how many hosts and channels you need, and your on-demand storage, then check the cost against expected pipeline using our webinar ROI guide.

See BigMarker’s current plans →

Frequently asked questions

How much does BigMarker cost?

BigMarker doesn’t publish prices. According to Vendr, the median buyer pays $9,690 a year, with recorded contracts from $7,454 to $125,733 (as of October 7, 2026).

Does BigMarker have a free trial?

There is no self-serve free plan. BigMarker says it offers trials or proofs of concept on request through its sales team, and education and non-profit pricing.

Which BigMarker plan integrates with HubSpot or Salesforce?

Enterprise includes 1 CRM or marketing automation integration, and Enterprise+ includes 2. Basic has basic integrations only.

Can I pay for BigMarker monthly?

BigMarker describes its plans as yearly subscriptions that renew every year. It doesn’t list a monthly option.

Sources

Prices checked against the vendors’ own pages on October 7, 2026.