ClickMeeting vs Demio

ClickMeeting is a webinar and online meeting platform based in Gdańsk, Poland. It started around 2011 inside the email marketing company GetResponse and became an independent company in 2016. It reports more than 15 million users a year and is ISO 27001:2022 certified. Its core job is to run live, on-demand and automated webinars in the browser, with no download needed for attendees, plus the registration, payments and follow-up around them.

Features include registration pages, polls and surveys, screen sharing, breakout rooms, recording, AI transcription, certificates, paid webinars with Stripe or PayPal checkout and discount codes, and streaming to YouTube and Facebook. Plans are priced by attendee count: Live covers real-time events in tiers from 50 to 1,000 attendees, Automated adds pre-recorded webinars that run on a schedule with automatic reminders and follow-ups, and Enterprise supports events up to 10,000 viewers. There is a 14-day free trial for 25 attendees.

ClickMeeting fits trainers, educators, SaaS marketers and small businesses that want a reliable, easy webinar tool with built-in monetization. It is less suited to large hybrid conferences or deep marketing automation. GoTo Webinar is the long-time enterprise standard, Livestorm offers a more modern event workflow with stronger CRM sync, and Demio or WebinarJam focus on marketing-driven evergreen funnels.

Buying tip: price tiers jump with attendee count (Live is $48 for 50 attendees but $335 for 1,000 monthly), so pick the tier that matches your typical live audience and save up to 20% with annual billing.

Demio is a webinar platform designed for marketing teams that measure webinars by leads and pipeline rather than by production value. Owned by Banzai, a US marketing technology company that acquired it in 2021, Demio runs entirely in the browser, so attendees join without downloads or plugins, which noticeably improves show-up rates for B2B audiences.

The feature set is built around conversion. Branded registration pages and reminder emails drive attendance; inside the room, hosts use polls, handouts, featured actions and timed calls to action that push viewers to book a demo or buy. Webinars can run live, as automated replays of recorded sessions, or as series with multiple dates, and every session produces engagement analytics showing who attended, how long they stayed and which actions they clicked. Native integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, ActiveCampaign and Zapier send that data to marketing automation for scoring and follow-up. Plans (Starter, Growth and Premium) are priced by attendee capacity and features such as automated events and advanced customization.

Demio suits SMB and mid-market marketing teams running regular lead-generation webinars, product demos and partner sessions. It is less suited to large all-hands meetings, hybrid conferences or heavily produced broadcasts. Livestorm is the closest browser-based competitor with a broader feature set for customer success and internal events, Zoom Webinars handles very large audiences on familiar infrastructure, and ON24 serves enterprises with deep analytics and much higher budgets.