Most teams use multiple tools to run events.
With Crowdcast, you can run workshops, webinars, and livestreams—all in one place.
Host interactive sessions, scale to thousands of attendees, and create polished live experiences with built-in media and stage controls.
No switching tools. No fragmented workflows.
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Crowdcast 3.0
Launching today
We’ve rebuilt Crowdcast. Now you can run workshops, webinars, and livestreams—all in one place, without switching tools.
Host interactive sessions with people on screen, scale to thousands in the audience, and bring participants on stage instantly. Use the rebuilt stage to switch between video, slides, and media seamlessly.
Run every event on one platform.
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Crowdcast
Hey everyone — Sai here, co-founder of Crowdcast 👋
Over the past few years, one thing kept coming up again and again:
Running events requires too many tools.
People use Zoom for meetings, webinar platforms for presentations, and streaming tools to go live on socials. Every format meant switching platforms, re-learning workflows, and stitching things together.
It never felt right.
So with this release, we stepped back and asked:
What if one platform could handle every type of event?
That’s what led to this version of Crowdcast.
Now you can:
Run interactive workshops with people on screen
Host webinars with up to 3,000 folks in the audience
Bring anyone on stage when they raise their hand
And produce polished livestreams with built-in media and stage controls
All in one place.
One thing we’re especially excited about:
👉 You can keep participants visible in a gallery, but muted by default—and bring them on stage instantly. It keeps sessions interactive without turning chaotic.
We’re still not trying to replace Zoom for small internal meetings—but for everything else, this is the simplest way we’ve found to run events.
Would love to hear what you think — especially:
What kinds of events are you running today?
What tools are you currently stitching together?
Happy to answer anything and would really appreciate your feedback 🙏
keeping people in a gallery but muted by default is such a smart move. it makes it feel like a real workshop without the chaos of someone's dog barking in the background lol. love the 'raise hand' stage flow too. @saidurh @Crowdcast