CrankWheel Screen Sharing is a web conferencing and sales engagement solution to compliment phone calls. This solution can be used on almost any browser as well as mobile devices. Users can share a full screen, application window or a single browser tab. CrankWheel also provides a preview window that shows the user exactly what their customer is seeing. Co-branding is included with all paid plans and full white-labeling is available as an add-on.
$0
per month
WebinarJam
Score8.9 out of 10
N/A
WebinarJam is designed to allow users to host online events with HD streaming, interactive features like polls and chat, integrations, analytics, and payment processing that are intended to help maximize online growth.
$39
per month
Pricing
CrankWheel Screen Sharing
WebinarJam
Editions & Modules
Freemium
$0
Forever 15 sessions a month
Starter team
$89
per month Unlimited users, 100 sessions a month
Team
$229
per month 300 sessions a month, unlimited users
Department
$499
per month 750 sessions a month, unlimited users
Enterprise
$20,000
per year Starts at 20.000 a year, 3.000 meetings and more
Starter
$39
per month for 1 presenter and 100 attendees
Basic
$79
per month for 2 presenters and 500 attendees
Professional
$229
per month for 4 presenters and 2000 attendees
Enterprise
$379
per month for 6 presenters and 5000 attendees
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
CrankWheel Screen Sharing
WebinarJam
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
Yes
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
Trial period with unlimited usage available for a fixed fee.
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Features
CrankWheel Screen Sharing
WebinarJam
Performance & Compatibility of Online Events Software
Comparison of Performance & Compatibility of Online Events Software features of CrankWheel Screen Sharing and WebinarJam
Feature
CrankWheel Screen Sharing
9.1
1 Ratings
14% above category average
WebinarJam
9.0
7 Ratings
10% above category average
High quality video
9.11 Ratings
00 Ratings
Mobile support
9.11 Ratings
8.16 Ratings
High quality audio
00 Ratings
9.97 Ratings
Screen Sharing
Comparison of Screen Sharing features of CrankWheel Screen Sharing and WebinarJam
Feature
CrankWheel Screen Sharing
9.1
1 Ratings
14% above category average
WebinarJam
-
Ratings
Desktop sharing
9.11 Ratings
00 Ratings
Reporting & Analytics
Comparison of Reporting & Analytics features of CrankWheel Screen Sharing and WebinarJam
Feature
CrankWheel Screen Sharing
-
Ratings
WebinarJam
4.8
8 Ratings
46% below category average
Dashboards
00 Ratings
2.58 Ratings
Data exportability
00 Ratings
7.27 Ratings
Online Meetings / Events
Comparison of Online Meetings / Events features of CrankWheel Screen Sharing and WebinarJam
Feature
CrankWheel Screen Sharing
-
Ratings
WebinarJam
6.1
8 Ratings
29% below category average
Calendar integration
00 Ratings
8.06 Ratings
Record meetings / events
00 Ratings
3.28 Ratings
Slideshows
00 Ratings
9.97 Ratings
Event registration
00 Ratings
3.28 Ratings
Online Events Collaboration
Comparison of Online Events Collaboration features of CrankWheel Screen Sharing and WebinarJam
Feature
CrankWheel Screen Sharing
-
Ratings
WebinarJam
7.3
8 Ratings
15% below category average
Audience polling
00 Ratings
10.07 Ratings
Q&A
00 Ratings
4.78 Ratings
Online Events Security
Comparison of Online Events Security features of CrankWheel Screen Sharing and WebinarJam
Feature
CrankWheel Screen Sharing
-
Ratings
WebinarJam
10.0
7 Ratings
18% above category average
Participant roles & permissions
00 Ratings
10.07 Ratings
Confidential attendee list
00 Ratings
10.06 Ratings
Online Events Marketing
Comparison of Online Events Marketing features of CrankWheel Screen Sharing and WebinarJam
In my business, I am required to show people my product and go over the details with them in a webinar. For people on the go and away from a computer, this is the perfect answer to be able to share my product over their smartphone. It is highly effective. It is easy for me to use and for my client to use.
We have used WebinarJam for many reasons. Our main reason is to host large free webinars but we have also used it for smaller live training courses that people paid for, we have held private training classes for companies, and so on. I guess you could get creative and use it for a conference-style virtual event but wouldn't really recommend it for that. You could use it for internal training within an organization and things but I still feel it best suited for webinars and marketing purposes.
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ADMIN/USER STRENGTHS: Easy to use the dashboard to start a webinar on demand, or schedule one in the future. Each step has a video tutorial made to set you up for success, understanding each set-up step along the way. If I want to practice a session live, I can set up a webinar instantly (called Right Now-takes 6 clicks and 30 seconds to set this up), and stream it through my YouTube Channel, or schedule a full campaign for a later date (takes about 10 minutes) and drive people to attend. I can set up one date, or multiple dates. It's very easy to follow the nine initial steps to (configuration, schedule, registration, notifications, integration, thank you, live, replay and finish) setting up your webinar. Once you have created a campaign, you can always clone them for future use.
ADMIN/USER STRENGTH: You can inject a pre-recorded video seamlessly. Let's say you did an incredible sales pitch on one of your webinars, you can inject this into future webinars to ensure a perfect presentation.
ADMIN/USER STRENGTH: Poll your customers BEFORE the webinar, on the registration page to find out what they are looking for, why they have signed up, to be sure the presenter covers each participant's needs.
ADMIN/USER STRENGTH: Autoresponder reminders can come from Webinar Jam (this is what I have always done to keep it simple) or integrate it with the top systems (AWeber, Active Campaign, Infusionsoft, IContact, MailChimp, ConvertKit, Drip, Kartra, Zapier).
ADMIN/USER STRENGTH: I can set up a replay for those who missed the event, or even a replica replay where I can go into the video, fix up my sales presentation, and add a new video for people to see. I can also see who watches the replay.
ADMIN/USER STRENGTH: In the analytics page I can see the numbers of people who visited the webinar registration page (to get an idea of how popular my topic was/change headings or topics if it's low, keep presenting if there's a high number), registrants, people in the room when I go live, and numbers for those who watched the replays. I can connect my autoresponder to communicate with people who missed the webinar/replay vs those who attended and even can see when people dropped off so I know if they were engaged for the entire webinar.
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One of the biggest problems we have is that WebinarJam was sold to us as a lifetime license, and it was supposed to include broadcasting on Facebook. For reasons that were never clear, they stopped providing that functionality, which greatly reduced our use for the product.
WebinarJam started out life as an innovative product, full of promise. Things changed within the organization, key staff and players changed, and it seems that key players just moved on to other projects. Users were required to pay for upgrades in order to get the best use out of the product.
A big problem that was never really solved was the Lag/Delay between realtime and what the users were seeing and hearing.
We really wanted to be able to administer Surveys to people during webinars and be able to store their responses and export them to a database. We were told there was no way to do that.
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The platform is really hard to use and they have a habit of pushing out updates without telling their users first. The last update completely reverted all of our customizations back to the default EverWebinar layout. I only found out about this after a lead kindly send an email to the firm letting us know that [our] registration confirmation page was showing lorem ipsum script. Customization is lacking as well
The support overall is good. In the early days, it wasn't the best but they have definitely stepped it up lately. If you have questions about the platform, issues, setup, etc, and don't mind waiting 24 hours to get a response then it's good. They may have faster response times now but when they updated to 4.0 it took a while as they were getting hammered with emails cause there were issues. It seems like they have worked out some of the kinks so I imagine their support can respond much faster now. There is no phone number to call so there is no way to get immediate help or answers which can be frustrating when you have issues right before or during your webinar
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I prefer WebinarJam due to its super-easy setup and great integration options. It works well with other tools like ClickFunnels, Hubspot and Mailchimp. From the tools we tried, this one seems to work the best for our company and clients!
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WebinarJam has allowed us to present to multiple audiences at our prospective customers, rather than just a few individuals which made it difficult to get to the next sales step. By engaging a larger audience, we were able to drive more attention to our product and made follow up with the customer much easier.
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