Make every live session feel like a two-way revenue conversation – with stage invitations, raised hands, Q&A, polls, chat highlights, calls to action, banners, and recognition.
The Problem
The Solution
Use Cases
Use polls and Q&A to uncover priorities, then invite a strong participant on stage to turn a common objection into a live buying conversation.
Bring audience questions, reactions, and live participation into product demonstrations so launches feel more interactive and authentic.
Use raised hands and stage invitations to diagnose real workflows, demonstrate answers, and reinforce adoption.
Reward useful contributions with on-stage visibility, banners, and leaderboards that make expertise feel shared.
Begin the session as the host or co-host. Open the People in Session panel to monitor attendees throughout the event.
To bring someone on stage, hover over their name in People in Session and select Invite to Stage. The attendee joins after accepting the invitation.
When attendees use Raise Hand, review the requests and invite selected participants to speak live on stage.
Highlight important audience participation by showing chat messages, Q&A, or poll results directly on the live stage.
Run live polls, encourage questions, display stage banners or lower thirds, launch calls to action, and recognize participation with the Leaderboard where enabled.
Mute or remove participants from the stage when the discussion ends to keep the session organized and focused.
Review audience questions, poll responses, chat activity, stage participation, and other engagement signals to inform follow-up and future events.
Why Airmeet
Airmeet brings every major engagement tool into one live-stage experience. Instead of switching between disconnected moderation tools, hosts can invite attendees, surface audience contributions, launch engagement prompts, and guide conversations from a single workflow.
The result is a more responsive brand experience and richer context for post-event follow-up—while hosts and co-hosts retain control over who appears on stage and what the audience sees.
Open People in Session, hover over the attendee, and select Invite to Stage. The attendee appears on stage after accepting.
An attendee requests speaking access with Raise Hand. The host or co-host reviews the request and can hand them the mic to join the live stage.
Yes. Multiple attendees can raise hands; hosts accept participants subject to the session’s stage-speaker limit.
Yes. Session chat can be surfaced on the live stage, helping a relevant comment become part of the shared program.
Yes. Airmeet provides host controls for displaying session questions and session-level polls on the live stage.
Hosts can use chat, Q&A, polls, reactions, CTAs, stage banners, lower thirds, and leaderboards, depending on event setup and plan availability.
Hosts and co-hosts control stage invitations and raised-hand approvals. Attendees can accept or reject an invitation.
Yes. Hosts and co-hosts can remove an attendee who joined through Invite to Stage or Raise Hand.
Dynamic Calls to Action give attendees a clear next step during a live session, such as booking a meeting, downloading a resource, registering for another event, or visiting a landing page. Organizers can launch CTAs at the right moment to connect engagement with meaningful business actions.
Review audience questions, poll responses, stage participation, chat activity, CTA clicks, and other engagement signals to identify follow-up opportunities, prioritize conversations, and improve future webinar content. The available data depends on your Airmeet plan, event format, and integrations.
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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
