GoTo Webinar offers three plans: Reach, Elevate, and Complete. Reach is billed annually per month with no visible price shown, while Elevate and Complete require contacting sales.
GoTo Webinar offers three subscription plans — Reach, Elevate, and Unlimited — that scale with your audience size, and you can try the platform free before you buy.
Prices aren't printed on the product page itself, but GoTo's pricing page lays out the full comparison so you can see rates and plan limits side by side. Every tier runs on the same core platform: branded registration pages, automated invitations and reminders, live polls and Q&A, breakout rooms, analytics, and integrations with tools like Salesforce and HubSpot. Here's how the three plans differ.
Reach
Reach is the starting point in the lineup. It suits teams that are newer to webinars — think internal trainings, product demos, or customer sessions with a modest crowd. Setup stays simple, which helps while you're learning what your audience responds to. If your events are occasional and you want to keep things lean, this tier is a sensible first step.
Elevate
Elevate is the middle option for programs that are picking up steam. Marketers who run regular lead-gen events and educators who host weekly classes tend to fit here. It's the natural pick when Reach feels tight but you don't need enterprise scale yet. You keep the same easy setup, just with more room to grow.
Unlimited
Unlimited is the heavyweight tier for organizations where a seat cap isn't an option. Town halls, campus-wide lectures, and global broadcasts are its home turf. Big moments get backup from enterprise-grade security, closed captioning, and 24/7 customer support. If large audiences are the norm for you, this is the plan built for it.
One practical tip before you choose: confirm attendee limits and which plans include Simulive and Webcast Mode, since GoTo spells out those differences on its compare page.
There's no need to decide blind. A free trial is available right from the website, so you can host a real test event before paying anything. When you're ready to commit, read the billing and renewal terms carefully — that's where the final numbers live.