Webinars that go live everywhere at once
Speakers get ready backstage while the audience waits. Then the stage goes out — with your logo, each speaker’s name, the questions and a “Book a demo” banner — to the call and to every platform you stream to.
- Nothing to install
- Registration and reminders
- An attendance report
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Backstage: the speakers check their mics while 186 people wait outside. The stream shows “Starting soon”, with no sound.
Everything a webinar needs, in the call
Speakers on stage, everyone else watching
The audience watches, chats, asks and upvotes questions, answers polls and raises a hand. Bring anyone up with one click — the media server enforces who may speak.
A backstage
Hosts and speakers meet, check their sound and share their slides while the audience waits outside. Press Start and everyone is let in at once.
Live to every platform
YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Twitch and Kick, or Instagram and TikTok in portrait — up to five at once, started and stopped from the call.
Your brand on air
Your logo in the corner, your colour, and each speaker’s name and title as they come on. “Starting soon”, “Be right back” and “Thanks for watching” screens, one click each.
The conversation on screen
Chat, the question being answered, polls, reactions and raised hands, drawn over the stream and the recording as they happen — or a single comment you put up.
A call to action
“Book a demo”, “Get the slides” — a button for everyone in the call, and a banner with a QR code on the stream. Every click is counted in the report.
Registration and reminders
A sign-up page for each webinar with your logo. People get their own join link, a calendar invite, and reminders a day and an hour before.
An attendance and engagement report
Who registered and who came, when they joined and for how long, the questions they asked, the poll results and the clicks — on screen and as a CSV.
Recorded, the same way
Record the webinar in the cloud as it streams — the stage, your brand and the conversation, never the audience.
From sign-up to follow-up
Schedule it
Book the webinar in your dashboard, switch on registration and share its sign-up page.
People sign up
Each gets their own join link and a calendar invite, then reminders a day and an hour before.
Backstage, then live
Speakers join from their link and get ready. Press Start: the audience comes in and the stream goes out.
The report
When it ends, the host gets an email with who came, for how long, and what they asked, answered and clicked.
A sign-up page for every webinar
Registration that fills the room
Turn on registration and the webinar gets its own page, with your logo and colour. Whoever signs up gets everything they need to turn up.
- Their own link. A confirmation with a personal join link — no password to pass on, nothing to install.
- In their calendar. The event attached, and links for Google, Outlook and Microsoft 365.
- Reminded. A reminder a day before and another an hour before, each with the link.
- Who’s coming. Sign-ups counted with the meeting in your dashboard, and downloadable as a CSV.
Live where your audience already is
Stream the stage, not a screen recording
The stream is drawn on our servers from the call itself, so it keeps going whoever’s laptop sleeps — and looks like a broadcast, not a screen share.
- Up to five platforms at once. Started, stopped and checked from the call’s Live tab.
- Portrait for phones. Instagram and TikTok get a tall picture made for them, clear of their comments.
- Branded. Your logo, your colour, speakers’ names and titles, and screens for the start, a break and the end.
- Clickable, even on video. A call to action becomes a banner with a QR code a phone can scan off the screen.
Know who came, and what worked
An attendance and engagement report
Every webinar ends with a report — emailed to the host and kept in the dashboard. No exporting from three different tools.
- Attendance. Who came, when they joined, how long they stayed — and who registered but didn’t.
- Engagement. Every question with its upvotes, every poll with its results, and how much each person chatted.
- Clicks. How many people pressed each call to action, and who.
- Yours to keep. Download it all as a CSV for your CRM.
Webinars, answered
Which platforms can I stream to?
YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Twitch and Kick in landscape, Instagram and TikTok in portrait, or any service that takes RTMP — your own server included. Paste the stream key the platform gives you; a call streams to up to five at once.
Do the audience need an account or an app?
No. They join from a link in any modern browser, on a laptop or a phone, and they’re never asked for a camera or microphone. Those watching on YouTube or LinkedIn don’t join at all — they see the stream.
How big can a webinar be?
As big as your plan’s meetings: 150 people on Pro, 300 on Business and 1,000 on Enterprise — and a stream reaches as many as the platform will carry.
What does the backstage do?
Until a host presses Start, only hosts and speakers are in the call: everyone else waits outside, told when it starts, and any stream shows a “Starting soon” screen with no sound. Speakers join from their own link, which lets them straight in. Start lets the audience in all at once.
How do registration and reminders work?
Switch on registration when you schedule the webinar and it gets its own sign-up page. Each person gets an email with their own join link and a calendar invite, then a reminder a day before and an hour before. You see how many have signed up with the meeting in your dashboard, and can download the list.
Which plans include webinars?
Webinars and live streaming come with every paid plan, from $5 per host a month. See pricing.
Can I run webinars inside my own product?
Yes. Everything here is in the API and the embeddable call UI: create a webinar room, mint speaker tokens with their titles, start it from your own backstage, set a call to action and start a stream. See the webinar docs.
More of what InlineMeet does
Your next webinar, live everywhere
Start free, then upgrade to host webinars and stream them — along with recording, the whiteboard, polls and breakout rooms.