If you want to host online seminars, the best platform depends on your goals—Zoom is the most popular because it’s easy to use, reliable, and lets you interact live with attendees. It works well for seminars with live Q&A, screen sharing, and even breakout rooms for small group discussion.

But if you want something more advanced—like collecting emails, selling tickets, or doing automated replays—then WebinarJam or Demio are great picks.

They’re built specifically for webinars, not just meetings, and they help you market your seminar like a pro.

You can also send reminder emails, track who attends, and even follow up with people who missed it.

For free or low-budget options, Google Meet or YouTube Live also work—especially if you’re just getting started and want something simple with no cost.

Pro tip: If your goal is to grow an email list or sell a product during the seminar, go with a platform like WebinarJam, Demio, or Zoom with email integrations.

Want your seminar to feel professional and smooth for your audience? Start with Zoom if you want live interaction, or try WebinarJam for a full-featured seminar tool that helps you grow.

Let me know if you have any question or help with anything.