AirCast review
A focused choice for recurring live webinars, with clear quotas and no integration layer.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AirCast is a web-based webinar platform for B2B teams running recurring product demos, onboarding sessions, partner webinars, training, and customer education. Its core workflow combines branded registration pages, browser-based attendance, live chat, Q&A, screen sharing, reminders, calendar invitations, recording, replays, and follow-up for attendees and no-shows. The platform also keeps attendance and watch-time data across sessions, making it suited to programs rather than isolated events.
Pricing is structured around monthly attendee quotas. Starter costs $39 per month and includes 100 attendees, 8,000 attendee-minutes, unlimited hosts and events, and branded pages and replays. Creator is $99 per month with 300 attendees, 20,000 attendee-minutes, unlimited hosts and events, and lower overage rates. Pro costs $249 per month and raises the allowance to 1,000 attendees and 55,000 attendee-minutes, while adding priority support. Business costs $599 per month for 2,500 attendees and 135,000 attendee-minutes, plus a dedicated success manager. A 14-day free trial is available, and annual billing saves 25%. These quotas make the lower tiers relevant to regular programs with predictable monthly volume.
AirCast’s strongest fit is a focused live-webinar operation that values repeatable registration, attendance tracking, replay publishing, and program-level analytics. CSV exports and an embeddable webinar hub support follow-up and distribution, while unlimited hosts and events keep the plan structure centered on audience volume rather than event count. The trade-off is scope: automated webinars are not supported, and the platform does not currently provide a verified native CRM or automation integration layer. Teams seeking live B2B education with a modest, measurable program should consider AirCast; organizations requiring automated sessions or connected marketing workflows should choose an alternative.
AirCast pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Recurring multi-session programs with cross-session attendee history
- Browser-based access with registration, reminders, chat, Q&A, and replays
- Analytics, watch-time tracking, CSV exports, and an embeddable hub
- Where it doesn't
- Supports live webinars only, not automated webinars
- No verified native CRM or automation integrations
- Attendee limits are monthly quotas, not stated single-session capacities
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