Airmeet

Premium Webinars (formerly Standard) starts at $167/month billed yearly (16% off) or $199/month billed monthly. It includes 2 team members and starts at 100 attendees per webinar, scalable to 10,000.

Events (formerly Professional) is custom-quoted. It includes 5 team members, in-person, virtual and hybrid formats, and a free trial is available.

Yes. Managed Events, where Airmeet's experts run the event end to end, start from $4,999 for a brand conference.

Airmeet's entry plan, Premium Webinars, costs USD 199 a month billed monthly or USD 167 a month billed yearly, which works out to about 16% off. It covers two team members and webinars starting at 100 attendees, scaling up to 10,000. The Events plan is sold by custom quote. Managed Events, where Airmeet runs the event for you, starts at USD 4,999 for a brand conference package.

Airmeet no longer lists a free plan on its pricing page. Premium Webinars is bought directly with no trial shown. The Events plan, which adds hybrid and multi-track formats, does offer a free trial, though the page does not say how long it lasts. If you need a free tier for small webinars, you will have to look at other tools or ask Airmeet sales for a pilot.

Airmeet publishes prices only in US dollars, and its contact page gives a US address in California. Indian businesses importing a foreign software service generally have to handle GST under the reverse charge mechanism, and card payments may attract forex markup. Ask Airmeet sales what invoicing entity and currency apply before you buy, and check with your CA how to claim input credit.

Airmeet bills by attendees who actually join, not by registrations, and events are unlimited within your attendee allowance. If attendance goes past your limit during an event, the extra people are still admitted and the overage is debited from your card after the event. You can buy attendee bundles in advance as a buffer, which is wise for a big product launch.

Airmeet suits events where attendee networking matters. It has lounge tables of up to 125 seats, fluid spaces, booths, speed networking and ticketing built in. Zoom Webinars is simpler and usually cheaper for one-way presentations to a large audience. If your goal is lead generation with networking and CRM sync, Airmeet is stronger. For plain training sessions or announcements, Zoom is often enough.

Yes. Airmeet's pricing page lists iOS and Android apps as part of the Premium Webinars plan, so attendees can join sessions, chat and network from their phones. The Events plan adds an on-site check-in app for hybrid events, so organisers can check people in at the venue. According to Airmeet's security page, its Android and iOS apps have had third-party penetration testing.

Airmeet says it is ISO 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type 2 attested, and the SOC 2 report is available on request. It runs on AWS inside a virtual private cloud, with data centres in India, Ireland and the US. Data at rest is encrypted with AES-256, media travels over WebRTC with SRTP and DTLS, and SSO is available as a paid add-on.

Airmeet's integrations page lists 41 connectors. CRM and marketing tools include HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, Pardot, MS Dynamics, Pipedrive, Mailchimp and ActiveCampaign. Zapier and Power Automate cover anything not built in. For forms there are Typeform and LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms, Stripe and PayPal handle ticket payments, and Accredible issues certificates. There is no native Razorpay connector, so Indian ticket payments may need a workaround.

Airmeet Premium Webinars allows two team members, up to 150 events a year and 12 hours of live time per event. Streaming and recording run at 720p, and social lounge tables seat up to 30. Paid tickets carry a 4% commission. The Events plan raises these limits to five members, 250 events, 75 hours per event, 125-seat tables and a 2% commission.

A basic Airmeet webinar can be built in an afternoon. You set up a branded landing page, registration form, speakers and sessions, then connect your CRM. A multi-track hybrid conference takes much longer, because booths, lounges, sponsors and on-site check-in all need configuring. For those, the Events plan includes a dedicated customer success manager, or Managed Events hands the whole job to Airmeet's team.

Airmeet is video conferencing & webinars by Airmeet, an Indian company from Bengaluru. Virtual events and webinars built in Bengaluru.

Airmeet publishes: $167/month · Premium Webinars, billed yearly. Confirm current plans and taxes on the official pricing page.

Yes — Airmeet offers a free plan you can start with.

Yes. Airmeet is built by Airmeet, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka.

Airmeet suits startup, small business, smb buyers looking for video conferencing & webinars.

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Airmeet is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.