Zoom Webinars · Setup Guide

How to Set Up a Zoom Webinar — Registration to Attendance Report

A Zoom Webinar is not a large meeting. Attendees cannot unmute or share, you get a registration page and reminder emails, and afterwards you get an attendance report you can hand to sales. That last part is why most Indian businesses buy webinars at all — it is a lead-capture channel with a video attached. Here is the full setup, including the steps people skip and regret.

Steps

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Zoom webinar and a meeting?

In a meeting anyone can speak, share and turn on video. In a webinar only hosts and panellists can; attendees interact through Q&A, chat and polls. Webinars add registration pages, reminder emails and attendance reporting. They are licensed separately, by attendee capacity.

How much does Zoom Webinars cost in India?

It is priced by attendee capacity tier on top of a paid Zoom plan, so the cost depends on the ceiling you buy rather than how many people attend. Bought through an India partner it is billed in INR with a GST invoice. We can quote the right capacity tier for your typical audience.

Can I livestream a Zoom webinar to YouTube or Facebook?

Yes. Zoom supports streaming to YouTube Live, Facebook and custom RTMP destinations. This is a common way to reach an audience larger than your licensed capacity — the webinar handles registered attendees and interaction, while the stream handles passive viewers.

Do attendees need a Zoom account to join a webinar?

No. Registered attendees receive a unique join link that works without an account. Keep it that way for public webinars — forcing account creation loses attendees.

Can I see who attended and for how long?

Yes. The attendance report lists each attendee, join and leave times, total duration and their poll responses. Combined with the registration report you can see who signed up but did not attend, which is usually your best follow-up list.

We supply Zoom Webinar licences in INR with GST invoice and will set up your first session — registration page, panellists, polls and CRM handoff.