Live Streaming & Broadcast Production
Multicamera streams, town halls, webinars and executive broadcasts: directed, delivered to your platform and recorded.
Supporting service
A clear page helps people register, find the agenda, join the stream and watch the replay. We build it alongside the production so links, times and streams line up.
We build event websites and landing pages that support a production: event information, agenda and speaker pages, a page to watch the livestream and a page for recordings afterwards. Building the website is separate from providing a registration, ticketing or payment platform; when you need those, we connect the page to the service you choose.
Also known as: Event microsite · Conference landing page · Livestream and replay page

Scope is agreed per project and may include:
Date, place, format, practical information and contact details.
Programme, sessions and speaker profiles that are easy to update.
Linking or embedding the registration platform you choose.
Embedding the stream from your platform, with a fallback message if the stream is interrupted.
Sponsor logos and sections agreed with you.
Organized access to recordings after the event, public or restricted depending on the platform used.
A focused page for a webinar, launch or event campaign.
Visit and click measurement, configured in line with your privacy notice and consent requirements.
These are third-party services or separate scopes, confirmed per project:
Event, audience, pages needed and the platforms you already use.
Pages, integrations and responsibilities listed in writing.
Built with your branding and your approved content.
Links, forms, embeds and mobile layouts tested before launch.
Stream embed checked during the production.
Recordings added if agreed, then the page is handed over or archived.
Website pricing depends on:
Share a budget range in your brief and we will propose a scope that fits it, with the trade-offs of each option.
Yes. We build event websites and landing pages as a supporting service: event information, agenda, speakers, a livestream viewing page and a replay page.
Pages are built with your branding and approved content, and scoped together with the production so links and times match the live event.
Also asked as: Do you build websites for events?
· Can you make a landing page for our conference?
Yes. We link to or embed the registration platform you already use, subject to what that platform allows.
The registration, ticketing, payment and attendee data stay with that third-party platform. Building the website is a separate service from providing those systems.
Also asked as: Can you add our registration form to the event page?
· Do you provide an event registration system?
The site embeds the livestream from your streaming platform; the platform does the actual video hosting and delivery to viewers.
We test the embed before the event and can add a holding message for viewers if the stream is interrupted. Private or restricted streams depend on the platform’s access options.
Also asked as: Can we show the livestream on our event website?
· Do you host the video stream?
Event Websites & Landing Pages · Live Streaming & Broadcast Production
Yes, if recordings are part of the scope. We can add them to a replay page on the event website, publicly or with the access controls your video platform offers.
Who may see the recordings, and for how long, is your decision; tell us so the page and platform settings match.
Also asked as: Can we put the session recordings online afterwards?
· Can you create a replay page?
After the event we can deliver recordings, add a replay page to the event website and keep the site online for an agreed period.
Further work to extend the value of event content, such as edited versions or campaign pages, is scoped and quoted separately on request.
Also asked as: What happens to the event content after the event?
· Can you help reuse event recordings?
Multicamera streams, town halls, webinars and executive broadcasts: directed, delivered to your platform and recorded.
Remote speakers, Zoom or Teams integration, and several rooms or locations connected into one program that works in the room and online.
Send us your brief
Share what you know so far: dates, city, venue, audience and what the production has to do. Unknowns are fine. We reply with questions or a scope-based proposal.