Crowdcast has three plans: Lite at $49/mo, Pro at $89/mo, and Business at $195/mo. Annual billing saves 30%, and a 14-day free trial lets you test every feature before you commit.
Crowdcast costs between $49 and $195 per month with three plans: Lite at $49/mo, Pro at $89/mo, and Business at $195/mo.
Every plan runs on the same core platform. The tiers mainly change your attendee, hour, and team limits, and annual billing saves 30% versus paying monthly.
Lite
Price: $49/mo
Best For: Creators and small businesses looking to grow their audience
Other Features:
- 100+ live attendees, 10 hours per month, and 1 team seat
- HD live video with recording and multi-session events
- RTMP mode to broadcast from OBS, Wirecast, or Ecamm Live
- Stripe integration, event and session analytics, and Zapier
- Export email addresses, chat, and event data
Lite is the starting point, and it covers a lot for the price. You get 2-hour sessions, 1 GB of studio storage, and email and chat support. If you sell tickets, keep the 5% transaction fee in mind when you price your events.
Pro
Price: $89/mo
Best For: Professional creators and businesses that host live video events consistently
Other Features:
- 250+ live attendees, 20 hours per month, and 2 team seats
- 4-hour session length and 5 GB of studio storage
- 1 multistream to platforms like Facebook Live, YouTube Live, and Twitch
- Live captions and custom registration fields
Pro is the step up for hosts who run events often. Sessions stretch to 4 hours, and live captions make your streams easier to follow. Nothing from Lite is taken away, so upgrading feels like pure upside. If you keep bumping into Lite's limits, this is the natural next tier.
Business
Price: $195/mo
Best For: Startups and companies looking to engage their customers
Other Features:
- 1000+ live attendees, 40 hours per month, and 4 team seats
- 6-hour session length and 10 GB of studio storage
- 3 multistreams
- 2% transaction fee on paid events
Business is built for bigger audiences and bigger productions. Three multistreams let you broadcast to several platforms at once, and the transaction fee drops from 5% to 2%. If you sell a lot of tickets or run large conferences, that lower fee helps offset the higher price. Solo hosts with light calendars don't need this tier and will be comfortable on Lite or Pro.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. You get all features and integrations, with live sessions capped at 60 minutes and 10 live attendees while you explore. Registrations are unlimited on every tier — you only pay for people who show up live, and an overage fee kicks in after you pass your plan's cap (the FAQ lists it at.15¢ per extra attendee). You can also upgrade, downgrade, pause, or cancel at any time, so there's no long-term lock-in.