I have Webinar 1,000, am I eligible for an upgrade? This upgrade will not change your billing contract terms or your pricing.

Because of this change, we are providing complimentary upgrades to all of our Webinar 100 and Webinar 500 customers. In order to allow our customers to host larger webinars at a lower price, we have made the decision to discontinue Webinar 100 and lower the price for our Webinar 500 license.

Is my Enterprise account eligible for this upgrade?įrequently asked questions Why is Zoom implementing these upgrades?.

Are there any changes to panelist capacity?.

Does this change apply to all account types and users?.

What if I bought my Webinar license through a reseller, distributor, or channel partner?.

My webinar licenses were unassigned / I want to reassign a webinar license.

Will there be any service disruption during the change to the webinar plans?.

When will the upgrade affect my account?.

If I want to upgrade from 500 to 1,000 capacity today, what price will I pay?.

If I buy additional licenses, will I have to pay the new rate or my existing contract?.Will Zoom offer Webinar 100 anymore or is Webinar 500 the new minimum?.What if I had a standalone webinar license and I cancelled it? If I purchase a new license, will I need to pay the new price?.How long will my upgrade last and how long will I be able to pay the existing rate?.I have Webinar 1,000, am I eligible for an upgrade?.Why is Zoom implementing these upgrades?.If your account is being updated, an email is being sent out with the exact date the additional capacity will take effect. This additional capacity will automatically be added to the affected accounts between June 21 and July 7th. We are in the process of updating webinar capacity for paid standalone users of Webinar 100 licenses (increasing capacity up to 500 attendees) and Webinar 500 licenses (increasing capacity up to 1000 attendees) at no additional cost.

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