Zoom Workplace
Teams that want the most widely adopted, AI-enhanced meeting platform with the broadest integration ecosystem
Livestorm
Marketing and sales teams that need professional webinar hosting with built-in registration, analytics, and engagement tools
Score Comparison
Pricing & Features
Making Your Decision
When to Choose Zoom Workplace
Teams that want the most widely adopted, AI-enhanced meeting platform with the broadest integration ecosystem
Zoom Workplace remains the gold standard for video conferencing. AI Companion 3.0 adds meaningful intelligence to every meeting, the integration marketplace is unmatched, and it just works. The 40-minute free tier limit is annoying, but the paid plans offer exceptional value for the feature set.
Strengths
- AI Companion 3.0 with meeting summaries, smart chapters, and agentic workflows on all paid plans
- Industry-leading reliability and ease of use — the de facto standard for video meetings
- Massive integration marketplace with 2,500+ apps
- Generous free tier: 100 participants, 40-minute meetings
Limitations
- 40-minute limit on free group meetings remains a frustration
- AI Companion quality varies — summaries can miss nuance in complex discussions
- Full feature set requires Business plan or higher ($21.99/user/mo)
When to Choose Livestorm
Marketing and sales teams that need professional webinar hosting with built-in registration, analytics, and engagement tools
Livestorm is a webinar-first platform that does one thing very well: professional virtual events with registration, engagement tracking, and on-demand replays. It's not designed to compete with Zoom or Teams for daily meetings. If you run webinars regularly, it's excellent. For general meetings, look elsewhere.
Strengths
- Purpose-built for webinars and virtual events with registration pages, landing pages, and email workflows
- AI-powered summaries and engagement analytics for every session
- Browser-based — no downloads needed for hosts or attendees
- Up to 3,000 attendees on paid plans, with on-demand replay built in
Limitations
- Expensive at $79/mo — primarily a webinar tool, not a daily meeting platform
- Free tier is extremely limited: 10 attendees, 20-minute sessions
- Overkill for standard internal team meetings
