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  • What do people see when they open the webinar after the broadcast ended?

    Once the session ends, the webinar link stops showing the room and shows the closing page instead: the "class is over" notice, the replay with its deadline, the offer and your contact channels. You build that page in Settings → Closing page step.

    Role: any member with access to the workspace.

    How to set it up

    1. Open the webinar and go to Settings → Closing page.
    2. Keep the Closing page switch on.
    3. Pick a template. The first time, this choice is required: the template fills in the title, copy, blocks and deadlines.
    4. Adjust whatever you want in the blocks below and click Save changes.

    Every block has its own switch: whatever is off simply does not show up for the viewer.

    The preview of the real page sits in a floating panel over the builder, with your unsaved changes, on Desktop or Mobile. Drag it by its header wherever you want or minimize it; it follows you through every step and shows what each one affects: on Closing page, this page; on Sharing, the link on social networks; on the others, the room as viewers see it (player, title, host and description). Replay and offer deadlines count as if the session had just ended, and the number of people who watched only shows after a real session.

    The templates

    They all use the same blocks (header, replay, offer, community and support) — what changes is the page layout and which block stands out.

    • Classic — replay and offer side by side.
    • Replay spotlight — a large player with the chapters next to it, for classes people come back to rewatch.
    • Last call — the offer in the center, with a bar at the top counting down until the link closes.
    • Community — the group invite as the main call to action, for warm-up and lead generation classes.
    • Thank you — a single column with the host's name and photo and the next paths stacked as buttons.
    • Next steps — replay, offer, group and support numbered as a to-do list.

    To change it later, click Change template, pick another one and confirm. Title, copy, blocks and deadlines go back to the chosen template; the invite link, the support link and the replay chapters stay as they were. Nothing changes on the published page until you save.

    Webinars that already had the page set up before templates keep the Classic one, which is the same layout as before.

    The blocks on the page

    Title and Supporting text open the page. Left empty, the default copy takes over ("Thanks for staying to the end").

    With Show duration and audience on, the page shows how long the class ran and how many people watched that session. Both numbers come from the real session — if the audience was small, turn it off.

    Grace after the end is how long the room stays as is before switching to the closing page. Useful when you keep answering questions after the video ends. Empty or 0 switches immediately. Accepts 0 to 1440 minutes.

    Replay

    With Release the replay on, the recording stays available on the page itself, with Watch now and Copy link buttons.

    Replay window is the deadline, in hours, counted from the end of that session — 48, for example. The viewer sees a countdown. Left empty, the replay never expires and the countdown disappears. Accepts 1 to 8760 hours.

    When the window closes, the replay block goes away and the Message after it expires takes its place — that is what keeps the page from turning into a dead link.

    Under Replay chapters you add shortcuts (moment + chapter, in mm:ss or h:mm:ss) so latecomers jump straight to the point. No chapters, nothing shown. A row with the moment in another format, or without a name, blocks saving until you fix or remove it.

    With no video set up in the Video step, the replay does not show — the builder warns you when that is the case.

    Offer

    With Repeat the offer on, the first active offer in the list of the Offer step comes back here with the same price, button and checkout — including UTM pass-through, so the click keeps its attribution.

    On this page you add the badge above the price, the installments and the guarantee, and set in how many minutes the link closes (counted from the end of the session, 1 to 43200). Past that deadline the whole block goes away. Left empty, the offer runs without a countdown.

    With no offer configured in the Offer step the block never appears — the builder warns you when that is the case.

    Community

    An invite to your group (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord). With the block on, the invite link is required and must start with https:// — without it the builder does not save the step: enter the link or turn the block off. Title, description, button text and the supporting line are optional.

    Support

    A line with a prompt and a button for whoever still has questions. It accepts an https:// link or an email address in mailto: form. With the block on, the link is required: without it the builder does not save the step.

    Good to know

    • The page inherits the theme, main color and corner style from the Appearance step, just like the room.
    • If the webinar requires registration, people arriving after the end still go through the form before reaching the page.
    • Opening the replay and clicking the offer are recorded in the contact history — you can use those signals in contact filters.
    • With the closing page off, whoever arrives after the end only sees the "webinar has ended" notice.