Getting Started
- The Basics
  - New to v2? Crowdcast Demo Video
  - Getting Started: A Crowdcast Overview
  - How to Allow Screensharing for Your Browser
  - How to Grant Browser Access to Your Mic or Camera
  - Subscription Plans and Pricing Explained
Attendee & Speakers
- Attendees
  - Attendee Guide
  - Attendee Support Videos
  - Attendee FAQs
  - How to Follow or Unfollow an Event Host
  - Add a Profile Photo or Edit Profile
  - How to Unregister from an Event
  - Accessing Event Replays
  - Contacting the Host of an Event
  - How an Attendee Account Works
  - Joining a Patreon Event for Patrons
  - Sharing an Event
- Speakers
  - Guest Checklist
Features & Tools
- Getting the most from Crowdcast
  - Customizing Email Templates
  - How Music Mode or Studio Sound Works
  - Screen Sharing During An Event
  - Exporting Event Chat Logs
  - An Overview of Roles
  - How to Use the Studio
  - Stage Layouts & Tile Controls
  - Moderation Tools
  - How to Create a Multi-Session Event
  - Customize a Crowdcast URL
  - Custom Registration Fields
  - Creating a Private Event
  - Hiding the Attendee Count of Your Event
  - Registering Emails Into Your Event
  - Viewing and Exporting Your Event Analytics
  - Inviting Someone to the Stage
  - How to Use the Q&A Feature
  - How to Disable or Hide the Chat
  - How to Email Your Attendees
  - How to Replace Your Recording
Integrations & Marketing
- Integrations
  - Increase Your Registration Rate and Build Your Following
  - Using Zapier With Crowdcast
  - How to use UTM Campaigns to Grow Your Audience
  - How to Create Patron-Only Livestreams for Patreon Creators
Account & Billing
- Your Account
  - Update Your Account Settings
  - Adding Teammates to your Channel
  - Upgrading or Downgrading Your Plan
  - Requesting a Refund on Your Crowdcast Subscription
  - Canceling or Pausing Your Plan
  - Add Additional Details to Your Billing Receipt
  - Viewing Your Crowdcast Subscription
  - How the Free Trial Works
  - Overages Explained
FAQs
- Frequently Asked Questions
  - Which browsers and devices are compatible with Crowdcast?
  - Is there live technical support?
  - How do I reset a session?
  - Can I download my event recording?
  - Do you offer a discount for nonprofits?
  - How do I host paid events?
  - How do I duplicate an event?
  - What are the best dimensions for image files?
  - How can I archive my event?
  - How long are events hosted on Crowdcast?
  - What is considered a live attendee?
  - Can I Host Adult Content on Crowdcast?
  - How do I virtualize my webcam?
Advanced Features
- Take your events to the next level
  - The Complete Guide to Multistreaming
  - How to Use Your DSLR Camera as a Webcam
  - Using Live Streaming Software With RTMP Mode
  - Sharing Pre-Recorded Content
Troubleshooting Tips
- Top Tips
  - Troubleshooting Tips: Bringing Guests Onstage
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What is considered a live attendee?

Last updated on November 8, 2022

A live attendee is a person who shows up to watch a live Crowdcast event. If you have 60 people registered and 25 attend to watch live, then you have 25 live attendees.

Our current pricing structure includes three plans based on the number of attendees you anticipate watching your events live, the number of hours per month you need to stream, and the features you need.

Each plan has a certain number of live attendees included in the price. If you are on the Lite plan, for example, your events are capped at 100 live attendees. You could have many more register for your event, but only the first 100 to join live would get in. There are no limits on the number of people who can register.

Our highest-level plan, the Business plan, currently allows for 1000 live attendees. If you’re planning an event that will include more than 1000 live attendees, please reach out to us at support@crowdcast.io to discuss options.

Questions or suggestions? Email us at support@crowdcast.io. Happy Crowdcasting! 🎥

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