Crowdcast Reviews

I like that this program is affordable and easy for our team and our users to use. We use Crowdcast for our Sales and Customer Support Training webinars. We really like that the webinars are automatically recorded and saved to our team page for our users to watch any time. We also like the ability to save custom polls and calls to action in each webinar. The customer support team has been very helpful too.

We've had some issues with the quality of the screen share and audio in some of the recordings, but the customers support team has been helpful in providing suggestions to improve our webinar recordings.

I LOVE how easy it is to set up a session, the chat and poll and questions features are clever and seamless, and the quality of the streaming platform itself is fantastic. On top of this, their support team is incredibly generous and helpful in getting you up and running! The deep integration with Drip is great, as is the ability to send out your streams to other places. Overall it's great software and my #1 choice for live video broadcasts at the time of this review!

I don't love that people need an account to join your stream, it's the one drawback that's fairly annoying. In the long run I can see how it makes it easier for attendees if you're live streaming regularly, but it does sometimes feel like I'm building Crowdcast's brand, which for paid software is a bit strange. I'd also like to see functionality that can let you play video and audio inside Crowdcast. I know right now they've made it so it integrates with other tools that do this, but it feels like a stop-gap measure, when really they should be just incorporating more features like this that can give Crowdcast users an edge when it comes to delivering professional live streams. I really think this platform has the chance to be the Eventbrite of live video if it continues to push the boundaries of its feature set.

I manage a daily live show via Crowdcast that streams to Facebook and YouTube.

Crowdcast makes it incredibly easy to have several different hosts and technical people creating the shows.

No microphone input availability to use headphones on the software itself. It’s really irritating to have to adjust chrome setting every time.

What I love most is that the automatic replay feature. This is huge for my business as it means that if a client misses a call they can gain access immediately and it has the same link to access it so it's really easy for them to be able to jump onto the replay - low drama! This takes so much pressure off me to get the video uploaded and the audio ripped out. I also love the chat box thread - my clients really value being seen so it works perfectly.

It took me a wee while to get used to screen sharing but now that I have it sorted it's all good!

Crowdcast is imminently well designed to foster both community building and audience growth. Interaction is smooth and virtually delay-free (much better than on, say, Facebook live). Options for polls, and the time-stamp-able Ask a Question feature raise this live video platform to the next level. Replay is seamlessly available nearly immediately in the same space and can be watched at high speed. I've livestreamed directly to YouTube and Facebook without a hitch. Any time I've needed help, one of the Crowdcast staff has replied promptly with accurate and thorough information and suggestions. They are also incredibly responsive to user feedback and feature requests.

I'd love it if they had an admin option so that my VA could moderate comments for me while I speak.

I love how supportive the staff and community were when I didn't know how to do something. There's a great network of people doing this webinar/podcast thing who became kind of a community as we were just starting up. I also love the ability to bring participants up on screen real-time, and it is helpful being able to integrate with OBS, Facebook and YouTube to make sure we stay informative and connected.

We couldn't broadcast from our phone... they're working on it!

My favorite feature of Crowdcast is how it handles chat and the Q&A. I love that the Q&A has its own section with the ability for registrants to upvote any questions. Plus, the ability to timestamp each question/answer for ease when viewing the recording. I'd also be remiss to not mention their outstanding customer service - always friendly and helpful.

I'd love to see some of the features like live streaming available on the Lite plan.

I love how easy it is to use Crowdcast plus the ability to timestamp when you answer questions is brilliant. i use it for webinars, group coaching and recording presentations.

I genuinely can't fault it. there is no downside

People really enjoy webinars hosted by Crowdcast. I've been able to grow my reach almost instantly, just by using Crowdcast as a webinar platform.

It doesn't yet have the ability to inject pre-recorded video, but the capability is supposed to be coming soon.

Help me work with Patreon. When I works ,Hard way to launch a new business experience with my followers

Sign ups are hard and can’t find my events , mostly because your sign ups don’t work well. Unfortunately I’m losing people

I loved that the software is easy to navigate and understand!

I wish the software had closed caption capabilities. Closed captioning would allow for users to reach a broader audience.

Crowdcast has every feature you're looking for when presenting webinars. I really enjoy the easy call-to-action button, the Q&A feature (that can be timestamped) and the fact that one URL serves every purpose: registration, webinar, and replay.

I've had a few issues where people couldn't get registered due to emails going into spam. I've also had a few problems with video replays that haven't worked, but those issues have been fixed quickly.

I love the simple, well-designed interface that helps me look like a pro! And I appreciate that regardless of my subscription level, I can download the contact information of all who RSVP to my webinars. The customer service is top-notch and reliable.

I think you get the best value from your money if you do webinars regularly. It can feel pricey if you use only a few times a year, even with a basic subscription.

- very cost competitive
- relatively easy to you use
- great social media sharing capabilities

- i don't really have any complaints about the software. It's been a great platform for us.

It is easy to use, attractive to look at in layout, Give great quality recordings for those whom could not make live video.

There is nothing I least like about Crowdcast at this time.

I love that I can hit the button to record and connect with my audience, and since they're all registered, when it's complete, they can go back and watch the replay within minutes, and I don't have to do anything!

I love the automation too when they register, and all is sent to the participants, minimizing my back end work.

I love the features as well with the call to action, the polls, and questions.

I can't use my laptop, so I'm limited to using my Imac in only one room. Even though googlechrome and firefox are supposed to be good browsers, my computer ALWAYS overheats. I have great high speed internet, I had my lap top cleared and checked, I don't run anything else in the background and it doesn't matter, it still overheats which is frustrating.

Some students don't like how it's different for different devices either.

It's super easy to use, no need to download any software. Very intuitive; I've recommended for many clients who are not very tech savvy and they always love it! The community and support are awesome, and they're always working to improve the platform. I love that you can do multi-series events within the same link. Love that they also integrate with Zapier, Drip, and other tech that I use!

Max 4 people on screen at a time. Cost is steep for the amount that I use it.

The ease of being able to deliver my content, not having to worry about separate sign-ups and ticketing my events. Also, love having automatic reminders and being able to list multiple events under a series.

Would like the ability to have more people up on screen at once.