GoToWebinar is GoTo’s webinar and online conferencing solution, and offers features like audience polling and Q&A, flexible scheduling experiences, and webinar templates. It offers CRM integrations and reporting & analytics tools to help engage clients’ audiences.
$49
per month per organizer
Zoom Workplace
Score 8.2 out of 10
N/A
Zoom helps consolidate communications and collaboration in the boardroom, classroom, operating room, and everywhere. Zoom is an intelligent collaboration platform that makes connecting easier, more immersive, and more dynamic. Zoom technology facilitates collaboration through solutions like Zoom Team Chat, Phone, Meetings, omnichannel cloud Contact Center, smart recordings, and Whiteboard.
I selected Zoom after being a user of it via other people's platforms and doing research on how it stacked up against other platforms like GoToWebinar, for example. Before I was even a user, I was impressed with its Acuity Scheduling integration and the way it automatically …
Zoom is cheaper and easy to use, while GoToWebinar charges you for different add-ons. Also using one platform is easier to implement for our IT department.
Zoom cannot be beaten for ubiquity - 100% of my clients and prospective clients are already familiar with Zoom. This is the #1 reason why I use Zoom. Additionally, Zoom integrates with AcuityScheduling, saving me a lot of time in creating meetings and adding them to the …
Zoom does what it's supposed to do and it does it really really well. I've had very little issues with Zoom. Once you get used to the format, the second time doing anything is intuitive. My guys like it because it works great on every platform and operating system. Zoom is my …
Zoom just has much better reliability and seamless multi-platform experience than all of the mentioned products. The only mentioned product that still exists for us is Slack.
Perfect. Hands down. Zoom suits all of our needs and I attended the conference to ensure we are using all of its functions to the best of our potential. If we aren't, which I realized now that we aren't, then I intend to heighten or user experience from the things I've learned …
Zoom performs consistently: my team and I don't have to worry about it failing. While the audio can be better, it's not any worse than GoToMeeting (it's better actually) or Skype for Business. It integrates well with our apps (Outlook) and the iOS app performs very nicely. The …
Zoom appeared to be the most user friendly. We just needed something that works. Not really bells/whistles. You don't get to pick the skill proficiency of the attendees so we need something that was easy for even the most inexperienced/non technical users
Better audio and video quality. Tolerant to low bandwidth consumes fewer computer resources than other solutions. Computer audio connection is a better capability to connect on the go. iPhone and Android app local and cloud recording are the best you can do, you can use Skype, …
I've used a variety of different platforms for video conferencing and webinars. Zoom is consistently the best, best looking, easiest to use, with great video and audio. It even fails intelligently when things go wrong.
I've tried almost every webinar option out there. Zoom is far and away the easiest to use, most affordable, and has all the options you could want (including tools that keep participants engaged and interacting with what you are presenting). I will never go back to other …
The main difference and why Zoom has been the best fit for our team is the ability to pass the presenter role to anyone in attendance and they can share their screen without having to go through an elaborate download and re-entry process like essentially all their competitors. G…
ZOOM was cheaper and more efficient. The fact that their solutions are designed for video (rather than video being an added feature) makes them more personable. When we used GoToMeeting we seldom turned the video on. It was more voice and screen sharing.
Zoom is more reliable, easier to use and more cost-effective than any of these solutions, even the free ones because if you can't make a solution work reliably, it doesn't matter that it's free.