Pros from reviewers

• Global accessibility: Livestorm allows users to include viewers from all over the world in live broadcasts, making it a versatile tool for international meetings and events

• Versatile meeting formats: The software can be used for various meeting formats like standard video conferences, webinars, virtual events, and even fully automated webinars, providing flexibility for different types of communication

• All-in-one marketing dashboard: Livestorm enables users to manage all their marketing from one dashboard, simplifying the process and making it more efficient

• User-friendly interface: The software offers a clean and user-friendly interface, making it easy for users to navigate and operate

• Interactive features: Livestorm includes interactive features like chat, surveys, guest speakers/presenters, and Q&A that can enhance an event, providing a more engaging experience for attendees.

Cons from reviewers

• Lack of private chat tool for hosts/guest speakers: Despite its interactive features, Livestorm lacks a private chat tool for hosts and guest speakers of a webinar, which could allow them to decide which questions to answer live and which to address offline

• Susceptibility to internet connection issues: As a browser software, Livestorm is more susceptible to the speakers' internet connection, which can impact the user experience if speakers drop off

• Persistent technical issues: Some users have reported persistent technical issues such as screenshare problems, audio issues, and blurry visuals, which can negatively impact webinars and the user experience

• Limitation on recording duration: Livestorm has a limitation on the recording duration, allowing only up to 2 hours of recording, which can be a disadvantage for users who need to host longer events or conferences

• Poor subscription policy: Some users have criticized Livestorm's subscription policy, stating that the company continually requests invoices even when a one-time payment card is provided, unlike other services.