The webinar platform
your members already have.

For a coach who sells courses or a membership, the best webinar platform is one where the webinar, the registration list and the offer after it live in the same place as your community, which is what Drry is built for. You broadcast from a stage of 5 to an audience of up to 10,000, on your own address, and everyone who registers lands in the contact list you already email from. It is on Growth, at $99 a month, with 150 viewer hours included. If you only ever run one-off public webinars and have nothing to sell afterwards, a standalone webinar tool may suit you just as well.

Not here: webinars are on Growth, at $99 a month. What the free plan does include is the community calendar, with RSVPs and reminder emails, so a free coach can put a session on the calendar with a Zoom or Meet link pasted in and still have the invitation and the reminders handled. Calls hosted inside your community start on Creator, and the webinar format, with a stage and a watch-only audience, is the Growth step up.

Growth, at $99 a month. Creator includes live meetings in a Drry room, where everyone is on camera and the room holds up to 25 people on Creator and 100 on Growth; the webinar format, with a small stage and a watch-only audience, is the Growth step up. On Creator the webinar option is shown in the event editor locked, with what it would give you, rather than hidden. On the free plan the hosted-room option is shown the same way, locked behind Creator, so the formats you can actually pick are an in-person event or a link to a meeting you run elsewhere.

Up to 10,000 in one broadcast, and you set the seat limit on each event yourself. The stage is the part that is fixed: 5 people on camera at once, with everybody else watching rather than joining, which is exactly why the audience can be so much larger than a meeting's. What a month can carry is set by viewer hours rather than by the ceiling: 150 are included, and up to about 2,150 at the highest spending cap Growth allows. If you need more than that, ask us.

It runs in the browser, on the page, with nothing to download on either side. For a public webinar you can let people in with a name and no account at all. Members sign in the way they always do, and a paid ticket always binds to a real account, because a seat somebody bought has to belong to somebody.

Nothing beyond the plan, until you are running a lot of them. Growth includes 150 viewer hours a month, which only the people WATCHING draw, and that is the number that moves when a webinar goes well. Your presenters draw participant hours instead, 50 a month, and that is the same allowance your one-to-ones and your bookings draw, so a busy month of calls leaves less of it for a stage. A stage of 5 costs 5 participant hours an hour. Recording, live chat and transcription draw neither meter. Past an allowance nothing bills at all unless you switch metered hours on yourself and set a spending ceiling; then it is $0.15 a viewer hour and $0.75 a participant hour, so an hour of stage past the allowance is $3.75. One ceiling covers both, and it stops there.

Yes. Turn on a ticket price and the event gets a public registration page that sells it. The money goes through your own Stripe account and Drry takes 0% of it, so what you keep is the ticket price less Stripe's own processing fee. You need payments connected before you can sell, which the settings page walks you through.

Switch recording on before you start and everyone sees a notice when it begins. Afterwards the replay appears wherever you point it: kept private to you, released to your community, to the people who registered, to your invitee list, or published to anyone with the link. You can also copy it into a course, which is usually the right home for a masterclass. Switch transcription on in the same place and the session comes back with a transcript and a written summary too.

No, and that is the point of hosting it here. A webinar is one kind of event on the same calendar as your classes and your one-to-ones, so it blocks its own slot, rides the same reminders, and sends whoever registered into the same contact list you email from. When it ends you can put them on a landing page, an offer, or a payment link without exporting anything anywhere.