Offer slides
Pin a call to action to the chat, with a button and a tracked link, while the presenter pitches it.
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An offer slide is your call to action: booking a call, starting a trial, buying. When the session reaches it, an offer card with a button is pinned to the top of the chat, and the presenter pitches it. The offer stays pinned for the rest of the webinar, so attendees can click it during the final Q&A too.
Add an offer
In the slides editor, click Add → Offer. It's inserted after the selected slide. Drag it where the pitch fits, often near the end.
Offer fields
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Title | The headline on the card, e.g. "Book a free strategy call". Up to 120 characters. |
| Description | One or two sentences. The presenter grounds the pitch in it, so include the price or terms here if they should be mentioned. |
| Button label | The text on the button, e.g. "Book a call". |
| Link | Where the button goes. A full https:// address. |
You can't publish until every offer has a title, a button label and a full https:// link.
The Preview next to the fields shows the card as attendees will see it.
The pitch
The Offer pitch script is what the presenter says while the offer is pinned. It's spoken verbatim, or adapted to what was discussed earlier in the session. The presenter invites people to click the button rather than reading out a URL, and never invents prices, discounts or terms that aren't in your description or knowledge. It doesn't mention the offer before its slide.
An offer slide doesn't need an image. Without one, the previous slide stays behind the offer. Click Add background to use your own.
More than one offer
The card shows the latest offer slide the session has reached. A later offer slide replaces an earlier one in the chat.
Clicks are tracked
The offer link is a tracked link. Clicks are counted per session and tagged like chat links, and you see them on the webinar's Funnel tab. See Tracked links and offers and Conversion tracking.