Introduction
What Webinaric is, how a session runs, and the terms used throughout these docs.
On this page
Webinaric runs on-demand webinars with an AI presenter. You give it your slides and your material. The presenter talks over the slides in a natural voice and answers questions out loud, from what you taught it. An AI moderator welcomes attendees, runs the chat, answers quick questions and lines up the rest for the presenter.
A session starts whenever a prospect is ready, so the webinar reaches everyone who signs up, not only the people free at a set hour. You can also offer set times if you prefer (see Scheduled sessions).
Try the demo
The quickest way to see what Webinaric does is to join a session and ask the presenter something in the chat.
What makes it different
- It answers back. Most on-demand webinars are replays. Here the presenter answers each question out loud, at a Q&A break or in the final Q&A, and can bring up the slide that makes the point.
- It only says what you've taught it. Answers come from your slides, speaker notes, knowledge bases and rules. When the material doesn't cover a question, the presenter says so and offers an email follow-up. The question lands in your Inbox.
- Nothing is staged. There are no fake attendee counts and no scripted chat from pretend attendees.
- It responds to the room. The presenter picks up on questions and poll results instead of replaying the same script every time.
- Every session feeds your pipeline. Each visit is recorded with what the attendee watched, asked and answered, and where they came from. People who leave their email become scored leads.
How a session runs
- Lobby. The attendee opens your lobby link, reads the title and description, and joins. Depending on your lead capture setting, the lobby asks for an email.
- Welcome. The moderator welcomes everyone over the intro image, or an intro video plays, and posts any intro chat messages.
- Slides. The presenter talks over each slide. Attendees ask questions in the chat at any time. The moderator answers quick ones directly and queues the rest for the presenter.
- Q&A breaks and polls. Between slides, the presenter takes queued questions. Q&A slides add planned breaks, and poll slides let the audience vote, with live commentary on the results.
- Outro and final Q&A. After the last slide, the moderator plays the outro if you wrote one, then opens the floor for any remaining questions.
Attendees can watch on desktop or mobile. For the attendee's view in detail, see What attendees see.
Key terms
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Webinar | Your slides, scripts, presenter, moderator, knowledge and settings. You edit it as a draft. |
| Version | An immutable snapshot of the draft, created when you publish. The lobby always uses the latest version. |
| Session | One run of the webinar for one attendee or group. Every visit is a session. |
| Lead | A person who gave their email in the lobby, with all their sessions, questions and poll answers, scored hot, warm or cold. |
| Engaged minute | A minute a real attendee spends in a session. It is what you pay for: 1 credit per participant minute. |
Core concepts explains these in more depth.