Timer for WebinarGeek
WebinarGeek's countdown is for waiting viewers, not live presenters.
The presenter opens the stage link for a real, running countdown during the webinar. The producer keeps the timer and private cues on a separate control link, alongside WebinarGeek's own dashboard.
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RunCue
A live presenter countdown, not just a pre-webinar waiting page.
RunCue works alongside WebinarGeek in a separate browser tab. It does not install as a WebinarGeek integration or access your account, webinar, 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WebinarGeek Countdown Page | Viewers only, before the webinar starts -- not visible to presenters or during the live session | Customizable branding and toggleable elements, but nothing to run or adjust once the webinar is live | No cue notes; it is a waiting-room page, not an interactive timer | Giving early viewers something to watch while they wait for the webinar to start |
| RunCue browser room | Separate stage and audience links showing a live, adjustable countdown throughout the webinar | Separate control link with private producer cues across every segment, nothing to install | Cue cards for every segment plus Reset between rehearsal and live events | WebinarGeek webinars with a run of show and presenters who need to see time remaining in the current segment |
Sources: WebinarGeek: All Features and WebinarGeek Help Center: Countdown page and WebinarGeek Help Center: Editing the countdown page and WebinarGeek Help Center: The viewing experience.
Use RunCue with WebinarGeek
Set up the presenter and producer views before your WebinarGeek webinar goes live.
Built for
WebinarGeek hosts, co-presenters, and moderators running recurring live webinars who need a real-time presenter countdown WebinarGeek itself doesn't provide.
Pricing
Try the live workflow for 15 minutes.
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FAQ
Using RunCue with WebinarGeek
Does WebinarGeek have a live presenter timer or show-clock?
No. WebinarGeek's own all-features page lists a "Countdown Page" only under Registration, and its help center confirms that page is a pre-webinar waiting screen for viewers -- not a timer visible to presenters during the live webinar.
What does WebinarGeek's countdown page actually do?
It's shown to viewers who open their link before the webinar starts, counting down to start time and redirecting them into the room once the countdown reaches five minutes remaining (or your configured entry time). It disappears once the webinar is live and was never meant for presenters.
Why use RunCue beside WebinarGeek?
Use RunCue when your presenter needs a real, running countdown during the webinar and the producer wants private cue notes across multiple segments -- independent of WebinarGeek's pre-webinar waiting page.
Does RunCue connect to my WebinarGeek account?
No. RunCue runs in a separate browser tab and does not access your WebinarGeek account, webinar, or attendee data.
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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