Attendify announces its new live-streaming service for virtual and hybrid events
Attendify, the leading provider of self-service event applications and event data management tools is announcing its new live-streaming service for virtual and hybrid events. Built to take virtual events to the next level, Attendify’s streaming service is fully integrated with the company’s next-gen virtual event platform. The solution supports up to five speakers per session, up to 10,000 viewers per session and unlimited simultaneous sessions. Since Attendify is 100% web-based, there’s nothing for users or speakers to download and no barriers to adoption.
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“Our platform is known for elevating virtual and hybrid events, boosting attendee engagement and simultaneously making everything easier for event organizers to execute,” said Michael Balyasny, chief executive officer of Attendify. “Our new streaming service is yet another way in which we check all three of those boxes, like nothing else on the market. We’ve been working hard to transform event experiences by listening to our customers and proactively giving the industry innovative functions, and are eager for users to start enjoying this new service.”
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With streamlined speaker onboarding and helpful features like a “practice room” mode, Attendify ensures speakers feel confident using the tool before their presentation starts. The platform offers live broadcasting, speaker or gallery views and real-time analytics. Users can create truly immersive virtual events, empowering attendee networking, channels and group chats, live polling, push notifications and more, all with turnkey configuration and seamless setup.
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