You go live. The room fills up, the chat scrolling, the pitch running. One host can't hold the whole room and work every hot lead in DMs at once. WebiClose adds the role that's missing: setters who work every raised hand in private, in a three-panel cockpit.
The Moderator-Setter gets their own space. Public chat on the left, notification center in the middle, private messaging on the right. An AI reads the room every 15 to 30 seconds: public messages, private messages, connection time, clicks on the offer, poll answers. Every attendee carries a score that moves in real time.
The notification surfaces the info, the lead's context, and a suggested action. The setter replies in private, replies in public, marks it handled, or ignores it. He writes every message himself. No auto-send. Meanwhile you keep the mic and run your pitch the way you always have. That's the Closing Parallel: the reach of a live broadcast with the personalization of a one-on-one call, on the same clock.
Tools on the market give you presence and duration. You know who logged in, and for how long. That's it.
WebiClose exposes all of it: conversion funnel, retention curve, participation rate, desktop-mobile split, chat engagement, conversion tools used, drop-off reasons, full export. The purchase path is tracked to the end: who clicked the offer, who stalled at a payment step, who opened the booking page without booking. The CRM cross-references history across your webinars, so you can spot the person who keeps showing up and never buys.
Never the registrants who didn't come, never the no-shows. You pay for the people who were actually there, and only them. Not a dime tied to how long the webinar ran. Skip a month with no webinar, no bill. Top up credit mid-session if you need to, the stream never gets cut for it.
A subscription locks you into a tier decided in advance, whether you run a session or not. Here you pay for what actually happened.
WebiClose runs on the same streaming tech as Twitch (AWS IVS). Under 1% of sessions report a bug, and when they do it's usually the viewer's own connection, not the platform.
Before you go live, a test screen checks the camera, the mic, the stream, and the room, item by item. You see your own feed in a private preview first, nobody else sees it until you launch. And if something does drop, the Panic Button switches the whole room in one click to a backup stream already running in parallel, unlisted on YouTube, no one has to reconnect.
What actually matters during your webinar and right after it. Here's where WebiClose and a classic webinar tool like WebinarJam split.
| What matters during and after your webinar | WebiClose | A classic webinar tool |
|---|---|---|
| Working hot leads in private during the pitch | Moderator-Setter, three-panel cockpit, Closing Parallel | Public chat, no dedicated setter role |
| Data exposed after the webinar | Full funnel, retention, devices, drop-off reasons, export | Presence and duration |
| Billing model | Pay for real attendees, no subscription | Monthly subscription |
We look at your format, your volume, and what the tool would change for you. No strings attached.