Goldcast Reviews

We went with Goldcast because of its branding capabilities, reporting, integrations, and friendly UI for both host and attendees. Cherry on top post purchase has been all that plus its phenomenal support team and how quickly new value additive features get released.

Only Minor improvements really, such as I wish no show status / demo requests pushed back into Marketo post event, and the styling of transactional emails were easier to customize within Goldcast. But these are nice to haves for us, not critical to our event execution.

We use Goldcast to host the virtual component of our hybrid conferences. I love how you can add polls, upload slides, and people can ask questions virtually to panelists.

I don't like how much bandwidth the software take up on the computer. Even when you enable the light version of Goldcast the bandwidth is enough to crash your computer. Please be aware, my computer is not that expensive and does not have alot of storage space.

The platform is extremely easy to use for doing events regularly. We were having low participation through zoom and decided to switch to Goldcast. As soon as we switched, attendee rates improved and they stayed longer than we expected. Our post event feedback survey results from attendee showed a huge thumbs up for Goldcast. The registration page that is integrated to look as though it is a part of our website is a huge plus. The automatic invitations are also a huge help when inviting a bigger group of people.

The networking rooms have a max capacity of 15. If that could be increased to 20, it would be a great use for our internal office hours

Had all the strengths of other platforms combined into one. Very customizable and feels like an in-person conference experience.

Attendee registration and navigation was a bit clunky for some users. I think they some needed more step by step guidance.

It has it all but the best part about the software would be “ease to create an event” and “ease to navigate”.Virtual Platforms are usually overwhelming with features, multiple channels and so much more.But Goldcast makes even the most complicated thing look so simple.We have been using it for almost a year now and are happy with the platform and it’s service.

I think the feature to blur the background should come in handy. Also would like an option to customise the main screen branding.

Goldcast makes our events experience feel safer, more legitimate, and more user friendly than previously using Zoom to host all of our events. From intimate roundtables to webinars to week long virtual events, Goldcast is easy to customize for the event we're putting on and creates a delightful attendee experience.

Because the product is so new, there are features in development or that are a little clunky. Audience management for breakout rooms, built-in reporting, and during-event administration is still in development. That being said, nothing is every impossible with Goldcast, they're an incredibly flexible and agile team that's constantly upleveling their product.

Goldcast is incredibly user friendly - it has made me life running virtual events so much less stessful. Their customer success team is stellar and we always receive great feedback from attendees on their experience. Plus, the fact that we can live stream and pre-record content for the same event is a big perk.

Not applicable. Not any cons I can think of.

Goldcast's virtual event platform is the closest I've seen to recreate an in-person event. Attendees have the ability to choose what parts of the event they want to participant in and how. At the same time, they are automatically brought to the next agenda item to keep people on track.

As a startup, Goldcast is constantly improving. Some of the features I wish they had when I started using the platform, have already been implemented! While the ability to automatically move attendees to the next agenda item is great, it becomes difficult when a speaking portion is running overtime and the admin has to continuously adjust the rest of the day's event timing to make up for it. (It is great at keeping people on time though!)