Watch a stranger become a customer. In one app.

Anyone who runs webinars to sell, demo, onboard, or teach, and then has to follow up and close. Coaches and course creators sell programs with evergreen webinars, consultants and agencies run client webinars and work the leads by phone, SaaS teams run demos and onboarding, and trainers run paid workshops. Because the pages, CRM, email, WhatsApp, calls, automations and checkout are built in, it replaces the webinar tool plus the stack around it.

No. Webinly was founded in 2022. The webinly.com domain came later, in 2026, so the domain is newer than the company.

A real one. Every contact carries three live scores (engagement, buyer intent, qualification) and a lifecycle stage that moves on its own from what they do. Deals sit in pipelines your team works on a kanban board, with companies, tasks, custom fields and roles for reps and managers. You can bring your contacts over from a CSV or straight from ActiveCampaign.

Yes. Click Call on a deal card or a contact and the call runs in your browser, with a short AI brief of what that person did and the call logged on the deal afterwards. Recording is optional and asks for consent. You plug in a SIP phone line you already have, or add a Webinly calling plan. Incoming calls and voicemail are rolling out to accounts now.

Today, for every connected account: reminders before each session, a rescue message to people who registered and never showed up, and a WhatsApp step inside any automation. A two-way WhatsApp inbox, campaigns and WhatsApp calls are rolling out account by account.

Live is a real broadcast you present. Automated plays a recording on a set schedule. Evergreen runs that recording just-in-time, minutes after someone registers. The same registration, emails, chat, and offers power all three, so pick whichever fits per webinar.

Because the lead gets lost between them. In Webinly the webinar, the CRM, the emails, WhatsApp and the phone call all write to the same contact, so the rep who calls knows exactly what the person watched, clicked and skipped. One bill instead of six tools held together with Zapier.

Webinly runs live, automated, and evergreen in one place, so it replaces your webinar tool and the forms, scheduling, CRM, and email stack around it. Bring your recording, registration page, and audience over, and you only start paying once you go live for real.

That's where most of the revenue is. No-shows get automatic replay emails and a WhatsApp rescue message, the replay carries the same timed offers and chat, and every action they take updates their score, so your follow-up knows exactly who's hot.

No. It only answers from the brand context you give it: your pricing, FAQs, and policies. When a question falls outside that, it posts your fallback line instead of guessing, so no attendee ever gets an invented answer.

No. Every page (registration, checkout, upsell, thank-you) is drag-and-drop from ready blocks, and your Brand Kit re-skins all of them at once. Start from a template and edit inline. No code, no design tools.

You can sign up and look around a demo account with no card, but running a real webinar needs a plan. Pick one and save a card: on a first plan you pay $1 today and the plan price lands 7 days later, and in between you get one webinar with up to 50 registrations. Cancel inside those 7 days from the billing page and nothing more is charged. Plans start at $39/mo, and Scale puts everything on your own domain with no Webinly badge. Broadcast email and calling minutes are add-ons you switch on only if you use them.