Run webinar funnels for every client, from one agency account.

It depends on what the agency sells. For agencies whose clients’ webinars have to produce leads and sales, EasyWebinar is built for it: live, simulive, evergreen and just-in-time webinars on one platform, a sub-account for each client, each client’s own CRM or EasyCRM, and reports that show offer clicks and sales. It is more capable than a webinar room and lighter than an enterprise event platform. If you mainly want to resell automated webinars at the lowest cost, WebinarKit is built for that; for branded multi-room virtual summits, BigMarker.

EasyWebinar does. From one agency account, each client gets a sub-account with its own registration pages, attendees, email sequences and analytics, and your team manages every client from one dashboard and one login. Clients see only their own data, and you can clone a proven funnel into a new client’s sub-account instead of rebuilding it.

Your agency account is free. Each client runs in its own sub-account on the plan its webinars need: Launch for live webinars, Growth for evergreen and just-in-time funnels with EasyCRM and in-room checkout, Pro for lead scoring and bigger audiences, and Scale for team routing, SSO/SAML and white label. Move a client up as they grow. Plan prices are on the pricing page; book a call with the EasyWebinar team to set up your agency account and ask about agency rates.

They run each client’s webinar as a funnel: traffic to a registration page, reminders that get people into the room, a session that teaches and makes one offer, and follow-up based on what each person did. Launch it live to prove the offer, then run the same session as an evergreen webinar so it keeps producing leads every day.

A registration page on the client’s brand, confirmation and reminder emails, the webinar with polls and chat, one timed offer, and separate follow-up for no-shows, attendees, offer-clickers and buyers. EasyWebinar keeps all of it in one place, with checkout inside the room through Stripe, PayPal or PayU.

Keep each client’s CRM, or use ours. Native integrations include GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce Pardot (Account Engagement), ActiveCampaign, Keap, Mailchimp, Kit, GetResponse, AWeber, Drip and Ontraport, and Zapier, webhooks and the API cover the rest. Clients with no CRM can use EasyCRM, which is built in.

Yes. EasyCRM is built in. Every registrant lands in one contact record with their webinar activity, and follow-up branches on what they did: a replay for no-shows, an offer reminder for engaged viewers, onboarding once they buy. It sends email, plus SMS reminders through Twilio, prioritises leads by engagement, and tracks deals, tasks and calls from the offer click to the completed purchase. Clients who already run a CRM can keep it instead.

Yes, natively with HubSpot and with Salesforce Pardot (Account Engagement). With HubSpot, each registration and attendance appears as EasyWebinar activity on the contact, so the client’s HubSpot workflows can set properties, send follow-up and alert sales. Salesforce Pardot (Account Engagement) is a native integration you select inside each client’s webinar. There is no direct integration with Sales Cloud.

Yes, with no Zapier in between. Connect GoHighLevel to a webinar and EasyWebinar adds tags to the contact for Registered, Attended, No Show, Left Early, Watched Full, Watched Replay, Asked A Question, Saw Offer and Clicked, and Saw Offer and Did Not Click. Each tag can start a GoHighLevel workflow, such as a replay sequence for no-shows or a pipeline stage for offer-clickers. The integration is available in the current version of EasyWebinar.

GoHighLevel runs funnels, CRM and follow-up, but its webinar funnels rely on a separate webinar host. EasyWebinar can be that host instead of Zoom: attendees join the live or evergreen session in the browser, and EasyWebinar sends attendance and engagement back to GoHighLevel as tags, so the client’s workflows run on what each person actually did.

Yes. Registration pages and webinar rooms can run on the client’s own domain and brand, so the client’s audience sees the client. Full white label, with no EasyWebinar branding anywhere, is on the Scale plan, along with SSO/SAML and full API and webhook access.

Usually in an afternoon. Clone a funnel that already converts into the new client’s account and change the brand, domain, schedule and offer, or use the AI Webinar Builder, which drafts the registration page, emails, polls, offer and follow-up from a short guided flow in about 15 minutes. Then connect the client’s CRM and go live.

The AI Webinar Builder asks about 12 questions about the client’s offer and audience, then drafts a delivery-ready webinar script, registration page, thank-you page, email sequence, poll questions and a timed offer in about 10 to 15 minutes. Your team edits the draft and launches it in the client’s sub-account. You can upload the client’s own content so the draft is in their voice.

Report the full funnel for each client: registrations, show-up rate, watch time, replay views, offer clicks and the result the client cares about, such as sales, booked calls or demos. EasyWebinar records this first-party engagement data for every attendee and shows it per webinar, and GA4 and Meta Pixel connect it to the client’s ad spend so you can show cost per lead and per sale.

Both. Live sessions run in real time in the browser, with polls, Q&A with upvoting, chat, handouts, timed offers and HD screen share, for a host and up to four presenters, and EasyCast can stream the same session to YouTube, LinkedIn and Facebook. The difference is what happens after the hour: the session that worked live becomes an evergreen or just-in-time webinar in one switch, with no second product.

Set up the client’s sub-account, then clone a funnel that already converts or let the AI Webinar Builder draft the registration page, emails, polls, offer and follow-up, which takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Connect the client’s CRM or use EasyCRM, review the pages, and the webinar is ready to promote.

No. EasyWebinar is browser-based for attendees: they register with one click and join from any modern browser on desktop or mobile, with no app, plugin or account to install. For client funnels that run on paid traffic, removing that step keeps more registrants in the room.

Five, on one platform and one subscription: live webinars for launches and Q&A, simulive for scheduled replays with live chat, evergreen webinars on a recurring schedule, just-in-time sessions that start minutes after registration, and on-demand webinars that play right away. Run a client’s webinar live first, then turn that exact session into an automated format in one switch.

Yes. EasyWebinar has checkout inside the webinar room, so attendees can buy at the moment the offer lands without leaving for another page. It supports Stripe, PayPal and PayU, as well as timed offers, countdowns and paid or ticketed webinars.

Yes. Each client sub-account keeps its own registration pages, attendee lists, email sequences and analytics separate from every other client, and a client with access to their account sees only their own webinars and results.

EasyWebinar holds SOC 2 Type II and follows GDPR-aligned data practices, with a data processing agreement. SSO and SAML are available on the Scale plan, and attendees join in the browser with nothing to install, which keeps corporate IT reviews simple.

ON24 reported that 57% of registrants attended on average in 2024, and Goldcast measured a 40% attendance rate across B2B webinars in 2025. Paid-traffic funnels often land lower, which is why agencies test just-in-time sessions that start minutes after registration, plus reminders and a replay for everyone who misses it.

They make value visible every month. A one-off live webinar is forgotten a week later; an evergreen webinar keeps producing leads the client can count, and a monthly report shows where each result came from. In the AgencyAnalytics 2026 survey, 32% of agencies named a lack of perceived value over time as a top reason clients leave.

Yes. EasyWebinar’s partner program pays a recurring commission on the customers you refer, with higher rates as you refer more, plus discount codes and partner support. See the EasyWebinar partner program.

Zoom is built for meetings and live webinars. EasyWebinar is built for webinar funnels: registration pages, reminders, live and evergreen sessions, in-room checkout, behaviour-based follow-up and native GoHighLevel tags come in one platform, with a sub-account for each client. For internal client calls, Zoom or Microsoft Teams is still the better fit. See the full EasyWebinar vs Zoom comparison.