The buyers.
And the people who wanted to buy.
NextRoom was built for the second one.
Built for webinar hosts, coaches and live event creators.
Your event ends. NextRoom opens a private room for everyone who didn't buy — and closes it 60 minutes later with revenue you'd already written off.
No credit card · 2 minutes to set up · Your full-price buyers never see this

Live revenue estimator
Your last event
Drag the slider, change the numbers — this updates live.
Industry average is 70–80%
Based on 10% of non-buyers accepting the group invite — a conservative estimate.
What you charged on the webinar
Set this higher than your webinar price — one group of 4 earns you more than one solo sale
At $5,000 per group · each member pays $1,250 · vs $3,500 solo
If 3 responders remain after groups of 4 fill, NextRoom automatically creates a group of 3 at 75% of your group price. Nothing for you to set up.
Your estimated net revenue
based on 150 non-buyers x 10% acceptance = 15 likely responders · groups of 4 · each member pays $1,250 (¼ of your group price).
When 3 responders remain after groups of 4 are filled, NextRoom automatically forms a group of 3 at 75% of your group price. No extra setup required.
Platform fee of 10% is deducted per group at the moment it locks. You only pay when a group forms.
How it works
Less work, not more. Automatic pooling, not manual matchmaking. Upload your non-buyer list once. NextRoom pools and matches them into groups automatically — no manually pairing people up, no spreadsheet tracking who's grouped with whom. You get a clean access list when it's done.
The group price is set above your solo offer — but split across members, each person pays a fraction. You capture revenue that would have walked. They feel like they got a deal.
NextRoom charges a 10% platform fee only when a group completes. No monthly subscription. No groups formed means no charge — ever.
Before you go live, NextRoom lets you run a full simulated launch — fake buyers, real dashboard, groups forming in real time. So when your event ends and the moment comes, you already know exactly what to do.
The Story
I've been on both sides of this. I've built and sold a course. I've also sat in the audience of someone else's webinar, wanting in, and not being able to afford the ask.
I remember typing into the chat during a live webinar, trying to find other people who felt the same way — hoping a few of us could split the cost and share access. The chat moved too fast. I left my email. No one ever reached out. The moment passed, and so did the opportunity.
Later, a different offer — this one $3,000 — I still couldn't pay in full. But I'd spent five days in a challenge leading up to it, and that time built enough trust that when I offered someone $1,000 to go in on it with me, they said yes. I'd already put my own $3,000 on a buy-now-pay-later plan. It worked, not because the offer changed, but because there was finally a real person and a real reason to trust the exchange.
That's the part that stuck with me: the people who say no to a launch aren't usually saying no forever. Some just need a lower entry point, backed by something more solid than a promise between strangers in a comment section.
At first, I thought this needed to be something buyers organized themselves. But that idea breaks fast — without structure, it's chaotic, untrustworthy, and it can undercut the very people willing to pay full price. So I built it the other way: something hosts control. Private. Selective. Never visible to full-price buyers. A second chance that only exists because the host chooses to open it — not something buyers stumble into on their own.
That's NextRoom. The room after the sale, built for the people who wanted in, and the hosts who don't want a single "no" to be the end of the story.
Annette Tatum
Founder
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