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OnZoom - A marketplace for immersive experiences

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New marketplace to schedule, monetize, and attend virtual events. From cooking classes to lectures to stand-up, fitness and more. OnZoom features built-in tools for selling tickets, scheduling, and promotion.

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Leandro
Hunter
Seems like a logical next step for Zoom to offer this. It will create an entirely new ecosystem for people to earn a living.
Aaron O'Leary
@leandro8209 Agreed, people have made businesses off zoom calls, this makes a ton of sense!
Ryan Hoover
Zoom now competing with Airbnb Experiences. 🤔
Aleks Swerdlow
Maker
PM for OnZoom chiming in! @rrhoover A lot of folks in this space TBH. AirBnb has a really great hybrid approach helping their physical hosts do online experiences for a few really fun types of events. OnZoom is more open to all kinds of events. There is overlap but more variety already in what we are seeing folks hosting OnZoom.
Roman Velitskiy
@rrhoover According to the Job Theory, they do! They also compete with car manufacturers :D
Aris Alexis
The idea is great but why not a platform supporting many video platforms and not just a particular one?
Gabe O'Leary
It's clear to me why zoom would build one that only works with their video conferencing software...nothing stopping a more open version of this being built.
Veena Sreedhar
How is OnZoom different from normal Zoom?
Victor Daniel Cardenas
@veena_sreedhar1 I believe they make monetization of video streams/classes/etc easier. Specifically, I think they enable selective admission to a call to those who have paid for a course/access beforehand :)
Stefan Natter
It was only a matter of time until Zoom took this step. I am curious to see how it will develop.
Ankit Dhawan
Stole my idea :-( But I will launch one here soon!
Caro Griffin
Makes sense that Zoom would build this. As someone selling a lot of Zoom-hosted webinars via Eventbrite right now, I would definitely consider switching to a platform that lets me do everything in one place. Especially since I don't see any obvious mention of Zoom charging a fee? My only hesitation is that Zoom's customer support is absolutely terrible - we spent 3+ months trying to sort out a billing issue before giving up. Not sure I want to have to rely on them for issues with my sales too.🤔