You and your panel go on air, and the room scales with you — the millionth viewer joins as quickly and reliably as the first, at a cost that stays sensible however large the audience grows.
Nothing to install. Your audience watches in the browser, and built-in redundancy keeps everyone on the air from the first minute to the last.
Reach is only half of it. The other half is that everyone who arrives can follow you, be heard back, and get through on whatever they happen to own.
Live transcription and translation in 66 languages — captions to read, or a translated voice track to listen to. Your reach stops being limited to the language you speak.
Ten thousand questions are grouped by what they are actually asking and ranked against the topic on air, so you see the handful worth your next two minutes instead of a scrolling wall.
A viewer can ask to speak and be brought on air for a moment — voice only, from the tab they are already watching in. Nothing to install, and no phone network involved.
Viewer tokens can only receive. Nobody in the audience can be seen or heard, and viewers are never shown to each other by name — which is what makes a public Webcast safe to attend.
Push a donation link, a petition, a hotline or a photo to every screen mid-sentence, and see how many people acted while you were still talking.
Everyone who registered or joined stays on a contact list you own, so the next Webcast starts with the people who already showed up for the last one.
Hold a town hall for a whole electorate, answer the questions people actually asked, and keep the donation link on screen.
Show a product to a global audience live, take questions from it, and measure who clicked through — all at a price that makes sense.
Run a channel at television reach on internet economics, on your own terms, with no gatekeeper deciding what airs.
Rally a neighbourhood or a diaspora in their own languages, and give everyone one clear thing to do before they close the tab.
Address every site, shift and language at once, and let people ask what they need to ask without filling a chat with noise.
An audience this size leaves no room for a bad night. Webcast is engineered to stay on the air when it matters most.
Plan your first Webcast — Set up a Webcast, share one link, and go live to everyone who opens it.