Livestorm

Culture & Overview

Livestorm is a software development company based in Paris, France, founded in 2016, offering a platform for organizing and hosting webinars and events. The company has raised a total of $39M in funding over 4 rounds, with its latest funding round of $30M in Series B in 2020. Livestorm has become a certified app partner with HubSpot and has recently been named a HubSpot Leading Technology Partner in 2026. The company has also acquired Qlip, an AI video company, to enhance its webinar solutions. Livestorm's mission is to build powerful video engagement strategies, and it has a client base ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies. - ## More articles in Company updates Company updates Livestorm is Now a HubSpot Certified Partner Livestorm has officially become a certified app partner with HubSpot, a leading CRM and marketing automation platform. October 30, 2023 Company updates Support for Ukraine How Livestorm is responding to the war in Ukraine. March 10, 2022 Company updates Livestorm’s Usage-Based Enterprise Pricing for Gr - Livestorm is a software development company based in Paris, France, employing between 51 and 200 people. The company offers a platform for organizing and hosting webinars and related events, including product demos, live marketing sessions, and online trainings, with customizable branding and calendar integrations. The platform provides engagement features such as Q&A, polls, virtual whiteboards, - Livestorm is now a HubSpot Leading Technology Partner, one of the most-installed webinar app in the Marketplace with 3,000+ installs. March 10, 2026 Company updates How Livestorm MCP Makes Webinar Planning Easier Learn how to streamline your webinar workflow, save time, and boost audience engagement with cutting-edge automation. February 17, 2026 Webinar How a top medical device company improved w - Our mission # Build powerful video engagement strategies with Livestorm Our story ## Connect with your audience from anywhere. Technology makes it possible to communicate across different time zones or buy and sell overseas. But work and commerce still depend on a physical presence. Even in the digital age, 97% of business still happens offline, and only 3% of the workforce in the US can work remo