Run Webinly from ChatGPT

• Writes the email in your Webinly editor's own format, with your brand kit's colors and logo, in English or Arabic.
• Picks who gets it: your segments, tags, lists, course buyers, community members, or rules built from what Webinly knows about each contact.
• Adds personal touches with contact attributes, every tag with a fallback word.
• Sends you a test, shows you one recap (who gets it and how many, the subject, what is missing, the best times for this audience), then sends now or at the time you pick, only when you say go.
• Tells you how an email did: delivered, opened, clicked, top links.
• Saves a design as a reusable email template, and saves your brand colors so every email uses them.

• Sets up a ready-made automation (session reminders, no-show recovery, new buyer welcome, checkout reminder, win-back, failed payment recovery, booked-call reminders) or a flow you describe step by step.
• Saves it as a draft in Webinly › Automations, where you can still change every step by hand.
• Runs it once on you as a test, with the emails going to your own address.
• Turns it on, or off, only when you say so, after showing you what it will do and who it will reach.

• Counts who matches a rule before you send anything: people who registered but did not attend, buyers of a course, contacts who are Hot, and more.
• Saves the rule as a named segment in Webinly › Contacts that keeps itself up to date.

• Builds a survey, a lead form or a quiz from the questions you describe, in English or Arabic.
• Changes, reorders or removes a question, and sets what happens at the end: a thank-you screen or a redirect.
• Publishes it, or takes it offline, only when you say so.
• Tells you how many people answered, with a summary per question. Names, emails and phone numbers are counted, never shown.

• Creates a funnel and adds, renames, reorders or removes its steps.
• Writes the sales, opt-in and custom pages, saved as drafts you can open and change in the funnel builder.
• Checks the funnel, then publishes it, or takes it offline, only when you say so.
• Tells you how a funnel is doing: visitors, page views and leads, for the whole funnel and per step. Sales are on the funnel's Stats screen.
• Checkout, upsell, downsell and thank-you pages are set in the funnel builder, where your prices and payment methods live.

• Builds the sign-up page of a webinar as plain sections: a hero, what attendees will learn, your host, testimonials, questions, the sign-up form, a closing call.
• Saves it as a draft in your page builder, where you can still edit every block by hand, and gives you a preview link.
• Publishes only when you say so, through the same checks as the builder's Publish button.
• Never replaces a page you built or edited by hand without telling you first.

Every paid Webinly plan, at no extra charge. The workspace owner can connect, and so can a teammate whose role covers emails, automations, forms or pages. Each thing ChatGPT does is checked against that role, the same way a click in Webinly is.

An email is sent, a page, form or funnel is published, and an automation is turned on only after you answered ChatGPT with a clear yes. Everything else is a draft you can open and change in Webinly.

ChatGPT receives only the answers to the questions it asks Webinly: your webinars, your segments and their counts, the email, page or automation it is working on, and a campaign’s results. Contact lists are counted, never handed over.

From ChatGPT (remove the Webinly app) or from Webinly (Settings › Claude and ChatGPT › Disconnect). Emails already sent or scheduled are not changed. The same page lists what was done in your workspace lately.

Yes. Connect your own ChatGPT to your Webinly workspace once, then ask for what you want in plain words, in English or Arabic. ChatGPT writes and sends your email campaigns, sets up your automations, builds your segments, builds your surveys, lead forms and funnels, and builds and publishes your webinar landing pages, each only after you say yes. What ChatGPT may do with an app also depends on your ChatGPT plan (see below).

Yes. ChatGPT and Claude use the same Webinly link, the same sign-in and the same tools. You can connect both, and each connection is listed on its own in Settings › Claude and ChatGPT.

Adding Webinly to ChatGPT needs a ChatGPT plan that lets you add a custom MCP server, and at a company, ChatGPT settings that allow it. On some ChatGPT plans OpenAI lets a custom app only read, so ChatGPT can show your webinars and results but not send or publish. That choice is OpenAI's, per ChatGPT plan. On the Webinly side, every paid plan includes it at no extra charge.

No. Webinly shows you a recap first and waits for your clear yes before anything is sent, published or turned on, and ChatGPT asks you to confirm an action too. Everything before that is a draft you can open and change in Webinly, and Settings › Claude and ChatGPT lists every action taken.