All the features you need for broadcasting are already there. Setting up your schedule especially if you’re planning a recurring webinar is straightforward, and defining your target audience is just as easy. Integrating with HubStop and Salesforce is simple as well.

WebinarGeek's user interface is excellently designed, and its navigation is easy to walk through. I love how the tutorial pop-ups provide insights into navigation at the beginning of webinar creation. This helps you locate each button useful for webinar creation. The integrations documentation was also useful to know how the integration process works. The buttons were easy to locate with distinct colors, making it easier for someone new to the platform to get along easily. I also love the way the share button works; similar to Google Meet, it lets me choose between tabs and windows. I had an issue locating the invite button at the beginning, because it's labeled "add contact", which sounds like adding people's addresses. It would be better if it's labeled "invite attendees". That sounds like a meeting language. It would also be better if the slide at the beginning of the webinar is not auto- or preloaded, as it makes the screen too busy at the beginning. Overall, the webinar software performs excellently.

The webinar creation flow is honestly where it shines the most. Everything you need is laid out with minimal scrolling, beginner-friendly, and the customization experience was more enjoyable than I expected. I can get to exactly what I need in less time, thanks to the handful of well-chosen categories.