No, neither hosts nor attendees can share login credentials to access the same event simultaneously.
Why?
Crowdcast is built on an individual login system to ensure security and personalized access. Both attendees and hosts must log in using their own email and password (passwords are optional for attendees). These credentials act as your unique access key to the platform and to your events.
What Happens if You Try to Share a Login?
Our system has real-time access controls to prevent multiple users from using the same login. If someone else tries to join an event using your credentials, they will receive an error message:
Hosts attempting to share credentials will see: "You are live in another window."
Attendees attempting to share credentials will see: "You are viewing this event in another window."
In either case, the "Click to join from here instead" option will appear. If selected, the original user will be automatically booted out of the event, ensuring only one active session per user at a time.
Need to Co-Host an Event?
If you're a host and want to collaborate with a colleague, do not share your login. Instead, you can:
✔️ Add them as a teammate on your channel.
✔️ Assign them a role (co-host, moderator, or speaker) within any event.
Learn more here:
Important Note
You'll also see an error if you accidentally open the same live event in multiple tabs or windows.
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