HOSTRuns the room
Camera, slides, offers and the final broadcast controls.
Host up to 2,000 attendees, answer questions, bring panelists on air and make your offer without sending people to another tool.

Riya M.This is exactly what I needed.
Vivek S.Can you explain step three?
Prepare together backstage, then bring the right voice on air at the right moment.
HOSTCamera, slides, offers and the final broadcast controls.
Manages attendees, chat, Q&A and backstage cues.
Waits backstage and comes on air for a focused segment.
Keep chat moving, turn good questions into a queue and answer what the whole room wants to know.
Does this framework work for a Hindi course?
Answering nowCan you share the worksheet after the session?
Waiting for hostWhat should we do with no-shows?
Waiting for host
BACKSTAGE Camera previewCheck camera, microphone, slides and panelist audio without showing attendees.
LIVE1,248 watchingStart the broadcast when the team is ready and keep the room in one focused view.

WebinarX records the session to the cloud, processes it automatically and prepares a replay you can gate by email.
No download, account or technical setup. The room adapts to portrait screens while chat and Q&A stay one tap away.
See the attendee experience
RMTurn your expertise into a scalable course
The room keeps running and you reconnect automatically. The chat, questions, attendee list and recording all live on the server, so nothing is lost while you are away. Your audience sees you come back rather than the session ending.
The video steps down as far as 240p and keeps the audio and your slides going. A struggling viewer loses picture quality instead of losing the webinar, which is the difference between them staying and closing the tab.
No. It is a broadcast, not a meeting. Only you, your co-hosts and your panelists have camera and mic. Attendees watch, chat, ask questions and react, and they never see another attendee's name or details.
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