Timer for InEvent
InEvent's Room Timer is shared with the room. Yours is private.
The speaker opens the stage link for a real, running countdown only they can see once they're live. The producer keeps the timer and private cues on a separate control link, alongside InEvent's own shared Room Timer.
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RunCue
A private pacing timer, not a shared room-expiry clock.
RunCue works alongside InEvent in a separate browser tab. It does not install as an InEvent integration or access your InEvent event, sessions, or attendee data.
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Choose the setup that matches who needs to see and control the timer.
| Timer | Speaker visibility | Producer control | Cue context | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| InEvent Room Timer | A counter shown on top of the main screen to every participant in the discussion room, not a private view for one speaker | Organizer starts and can reset the room timer, but it counts down to a room expiry, not a segment-by-segment run of show | No cue notes; a pop-up at 15 seconds remaining tells participants to leave or wait for redirection back to the livestream | Enforcing a time limit on a breakout discussion room before returning everyone to the main livestream |
| RunCue browser room | Separate stage and audience links showing a live, adjustable countdown only the intended viewer sees | Separate control link with private producer cues across every segment, nothing to install | Cue cards for every segment plus Reset between rehearsal and live sessions | InEvent sessions with a run of show and a speaker who needs a private view of time remaining |
Sources: InEvent FAQ: Webinar Discussion Rooms.
Use RunCue with InEvent
Set up the speaker and producer views before your InEvent session goes live.
Built for
Conference producers, speaker wranglers, and AV teams running sessions on InEvent who need a private pacing timer that InEvent's own shared Room Timer doesn't provide.
Pricing
Try the live workflow for 15 minutes.
Keep the room active with every template and custom branding
$19/moPro plus white-label displays
$49/moMonth-to-month, no minimum term — cancel anytime from your secure purchase library, so subscribing for a single event is a normal way to use RunCue. Review the Terms, Privacy Policy, and Refund Policy.
Weighing it against a free stage timer? See the full price and feature comparison.
FAQ
Using RunCue with InEvent
Does InEvent have a private, speaker-only timer?
No. InEvent's own FAQ documents a Room Timer that displays a counter on top of the main screen to every participant in a discussion room -- it's a shared, room-wide countdown, not a private view a speaker or producer can watch alone.
What does InEvent's Room Timer actually do?
An organizer starts it from the discussion room menu to enforce a time limit. When 15 seconds remain, participants see a pop-up to leave immediately or wait to be automatically redirected back to the main livestream once the timer expires.
Why use RunCue beside InEvent?
Use RunCue when a speaker or producer needs a private, running countdown during the actual session -- something InEvent's shared Room Timer doesn't provide -- plus private cue notes across multiple segments.
Does RunCue connect to my InEvent account?
No. RunCue runs in a separate browser tab and does not access your InEvent event, sessions, or attendee data.
Is RunCue free?
No. There's no permanent free plan. A 15-minute, no-card trial runs the full timer, then Pro is $19/mo and Team is $49/mo.
Is there a trial?
Yes -- and there's no rush to set it up. You get up to 7 days to build the run of show before any clock starts; the 15-minute live trial begins only once you press Start, and it includes the live timer, separate role links, cues, Reset, and segment editing before the room locks.
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