Build, rehearse, and validate your Airmeet experience before attendees enter – so every revenue-focused webinar begins polished, on-brand, ready to convert and engage your audience.
The Problem
The Solution
Virtual Event Use Cases
Rehearse presentations, speaker transitions, and branding before engaging high-intent prospects.
Check demos, stage presentations, launch booths, and team readiness before the reveal.
Ensure instructors, learning spaces, and attendee navigation are ready before training begins.
Review sponsor booths and partner experiences before attendees arrive.
From your Community or Event Dashboard, enter Preview Mode without starting the event.
Navigate through the event as attendees will see it and confirm branding, navigation, and event layout.
Update booths, lounge tables, welcome messages, and other attendee-facing elements.
Bring hosts and speakers backstage to test microphones, cameras, presentations, and transitions.
Walk through the event experience, identify anything that needs improvement, and make changes.
Repeat the process until your team is confident everything is ready for the live event.
Why Airmeet
Event Preview lets organizers enter and review their event before it officially starts, making it easy to test the attendee experience and prepare everything for launch.
No. Preview Mode allows organizers to explore and configure the event without opening it to attendees or starting the live event.
Organizers can access Preview Mode from the Community Dashboard or directly from the Event Dashboard, depending on where they’re managing the event.
Organizers can set up virtual tables and add text or images, then save those changes before the event starts.
Yes. Hosts, co-hosts, and mapped speakers can use backstage to test microphones, cameras, screen sharing, and presentation flow before the session begins.
For virtual conference experiences, organizers can edit booth names, logos, banners, descriptions, and table information.
Many engagement features, such as chat, polls, Q&A, and announcements, can be tested during rehearsal. Some functionality varies by event type, so it’s worth verifying the features you will use during the live event.
No. Live sessions can’t be started while the event remains in Preview Mode.
Announcements sent during Preview Mode are cleared when the event starts. It’s still a good idea to remove any other test content before going live.
No. Putting your event in Preview mode doesn’t change how ticketing works. Attendees can still register or purchase tickets based on your event’s registration settings while your team prepares the event behind the scenes.
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Incredible Companies Use Airmeet
Most loved Virtual Events Platform
Incredible Companies Use Airmeet
Most loved Virtual Events Platform
Incredible Companies Use Airmeet
Most loved Virtual Events Platform
Incredible Companies Use Airmeet
Most loved Virtual Events Platform
