Webinar template

To the start of a talk online, then a button to join it.

Who it is for

For a talk, a class or a launch held online. Plain digits count to the start, with a button to save a seat; when the time comes it says you are live and its button becomes the way in. Put it on the invitation page and on the home page, and both count to the same moment.

What visitors see

Its heading
“The webinar starts in”, then the time left
When it ends
“We're live now.”
Its button
“Save a seat”
Its button at zero
“Join the webinar”

Then add it to your site

One line, pasted once, puts it on every page. Step by step for HTML, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix and Next.js.

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Questions

Something else? Write to us.

Does it start again for each visitor?

No. It counts down to one moment, the same for everyone.

Whose time zone is it in?

Yours. A visitor anywhere sees the time left to that same moment.

What happens at zero?

It leaves the page, or shows one line you wrote.

Can it repeat every week?

Not yet. To run it again, set a new end and publish.