Invite people into the right room.
Create an event, collect registrations, and prepare invitations and reminders around the promise of your workshop.
Live webinars
Teach something they value. Give them a reason to go further.
Run the workshop that introduces your paid program. Bring registration, live teaching, your offer, and the follow-up into one connected experience.
Fewer handoffs around your program. More room for your expertise.Live webinars54-second film
- Invite
- Teach
- Follow up
Read the video story
Your next student is in the room. Help Maya turn curiosity into a next step. One workshop · One real question · A next step.
The room closes. The interest is still there. A registration list alone cannot tell the whole story of your session. Who registered? · Who attended? · Who bought?.
Meet Agorix Live webinars. Bring registration, teaching, your program offer, and follow-up into the same workspace. Invite · Teach live · Offer the program.
Your workshop, ready to teach. Prepare the session, collect registrations, and open your studio when you are ready. Create the webinar · Share registration · Enter the studio.
Let the next message fit what happened. Configure separate paths for no-shows, attendees, and people who purchased your program. Missed it: replay · Attended: next step · Purchased: welcome.
Goodbye is just the beginning. Maya can move from a helpful workshop to an offer connected to checkout. Useful teaching · Relevant offer · Connected checkout.
Bring your next workshop to Agorix. Start Trial. Connect your teaching, offer, and follow-up. Teach live · Share your offer · Continue the conversation.
Illustrative workflow. Configure and activate follow-up. Features and capacity vary by plan.
Example screens and data are illustrative.
Keep the next step connected
The workshop should start a relationship.
You put real work into a live session. The questions, the interest, and the people who stayed should help shape what happens after you close the room. Keep that context with the contact instead of leaving it in another webinar tool.
One workshop. A fuller story.
Registered for your workshop
Attended and explored your offer
Ready for a relevant next step
One connected workspace.
A more thoughtful next step.
What you can build
From the first invitation to what happens next.
Make the next step part of the session.
Present your teaching, answer questions, and bring a linked offer into the room. Give interested attendees a direct path to checkout.
Follow through with context.
Use registration, attendance, and available engagement signals to shape audiences and active workflows. Send a replay to no-shows and a relevant next step to attendees.
One way to put it to work
A connected experience, step by step.
An illustrative journey. You configure the content, audience, timing, and active workflows for your program.
Before the workshop
Invite your email audience to a focused session that previews the problem your paid program helps solve.
During the workshop
Teach the first useful step. Introduce the program and share an offer connected to checkout.
After the workshop
Follow up according to attendance and purchase activity. Welcome buyers into their linked course instead of treating them like another lead.
Built around your program. Connected from one step to the next.
Before you beginYour questions.
Your questions.
Clear answers.
Can I share an offer during the webinar?
Yes. Live webinar offers can link attendees to checkout. You decide when to present the offer during the session.
Does follow-up happen automatically?
Agorix supports event triggers and email sequences. Configure and activate the reminders and follow-up workflows you want to run.
Can I reuse the recording?
Agorix supports live-session recording. A suitable recording can also become the teaching content for an evergreen webinar.
A simpler way to sell what you teach
Make your next workshop the beginning of something.
Bring your program and your current setup. See how Agorix could simplify the work around your workshops, follow-up, sales, and course delivery.