Webinar registration page examples
Real-world Webinar registration page examples pulled from complete funnels, each in the context that makes it work.
6 examples
- ClickFunnels — "AI + Funnels can be used to create your first $1,000" registration pageA long letter "From: Russell Brunson" with a countdown to the start of the challenge, a video, and more than a dozen identical "Join The FREE Challenge" buttons. The pitch is to beginners, and it names them: stay-at-home parents, service providers, and W2 employees "quietly wondering if AI is going to automate the job they worked a decade to be good at". The countdown is real (Monday 28 September, 1pm ET), but the page is not a one-off. The ads pointing at it have run since June, and the challenge's Facebook group was renamed from "9/14" to "9/28" a fortnight earlier. It is a live event run on a rolling schedule. On a phone the form sits right at the top. On a desktop every button opens a popup instead.View asset →
- Dent Global — "Stand Out, Get Known, Become the Obvious Choice" live workshopA Zoom-branded registration form at the top, "Live Workshop with Daniel Priestley", offering two sessions on Wednesday 7 October: 9:30am and 4:00pm BST. Under it, a long wall of proof: video case studies with revenue captions ("$20k to $2 Million+", "Sold for £1.5 Million"), a scrolling column of five-star results, and testimonials sorted by industry. It also says who should not come: "Not for early-stage businesses, side hustles, or anyone still trying to hit their first £100k". The proof doesn't agree with itself. The headline says 5,500+ owners have scaled with this system, and the host bio lower on the same page says "Over 3500 entrepreneurs globally have completed Dent's accelerators".View asset →
- Dent Global — The same workshop, in APAC and Americas timeThe APAC page offers 7:30pm AEDT on 7 October, which is the 9:30am London session. The Americas page offers 11:00am EDT, which is the 4:00pm London session. One presenter, two sittings, three regional pages, each showing only its own time zone. Each region has its own ad set, but the copy is the UK copy: ads to the Sydney and New York pages talk about a "£10,000 offer".View asset →
- ScoreApp — The masterclass and what follows it (not captured)TODO: capture. Submitting the form needs a human: it is protected by a captcha, and nothing past it was reached. The masterclass, any scorecard questions after the opt-in, the results, the pitch for ScoreApp and the follow-up emails are still to be seen.View asset →
- Tony Robbins — "Miami Real Estate Professionals: The 3-Step System Tony Robbins Used to Build a $12 Billion Empire"A "FREE 90-minute virtual workshop" on Tuesday 29 September at 4pm ET, with a countdown timer and "SEATS FILLING FAST" at the top. The host is Stu Massengill, "Tony Robbins' National Trainer… hand selected by Tony Robbins himself", teaching Tony's "3 Principles" plus a month-by-month income plan for the rest of 2026. The ads and the headline name one city, which suggests the same page is run city by city. The numbers disagree with the rest of the brand: this page says a "$12 Billion Empire" and "120+ companies"; the coaching pages say "$22 billion". "Register Now" goes straight to a Zoom webinar registration, not a HubSpot form.View asset →
- Tony Robbins — Zoom registration and the workshop (not captured)TODO: capture. The Zoom registration and the workshop itself, where the offer is presumably business coaching or Business Mastery, weren't attended.View asset →