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Meetings Webinars Town halls
Feature comparison
The following table shows which features are available in meetings, webinars, and town halls:
1 Your users can use breakout rooms if a webinar has fewer than 300 attendees. However, if the number of attendees increases to above 300, breakout rooms aren't supported.
2 Only Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows with a Pro license can join meetings and events as a presenter or as an attendee. To allow Rooms to join as a presenter in meetings, organizers must set Who can present to either Organizer or co-organizer only or Specific people. To allow Rooms to join as an atteendee in townhalls, organizers must add the room during the townhall creation as an attendee. To allow Rooms to join as an atteendee in webinars, the registered attendee must send the registration link to the room.
3 The usual maximum is increased to 20,000 until further notice.
Capacity comparison
The following table details capacity for meetings, webinars, and town halls:
| Feature | Meetings | Webinars | Town halls |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 30 hours | 30 hours | 30 hours |
| Recording maximum length | 4 hours or 1.5 GB. When this limit is reached, the recording ends and automatically restarts. | 4 hours or 1.5 GB. When this limit is reached, the recording ends and automatically restarts. | 4 hours or 1.5 GB. When this limit is reached, the recording ends and automatically restarts. |
| Interactive participants | 1,000 (Enterprise plans) 300 (Business plans) |
1,000 | Town halls: 10,000 Teams Premium town halls: 50,000 |
| View-only participants | 10,0001 (Enterprise plans only) |  |
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| Maximum total participants | 11,0001 (Enterprise plans only) | 1,000 | Town halls: 10,000 Teams Premium town halls: 50,000 |
1 The usual maximum is increased to 20,000 until further notice. The maximum total participants for meetings is the sum of the interactive participants plus view-only participants.