What Is EverPitch? & Front-End Pricing
Most coaches and course sellers already know a webinar would help their sales. The trouble is everything that comes before the first viewer arrives: writing a talk, turning it into slides, recording it until it sounds right, building a sign-up page, setting up reminders and deciding when it runs. EverPitch handles that whole chain for you, from the first idea to a presentation that runs itself every day.
Built by The EverPitch Team, which belongs to the Synthesys group of AI voice and video products, it lives entirely in the cloud. You feed it whatever you have, whether that's a topic, a document, the link to a sales page or a recording as large as 2 GB, and it writes the talk, lays out branded slides and reads the whole thing in a natural AI voice. The finished presentation is then published as an automated evergreen webinar, complete with a registration page, reminder emails, polls, timed offers and spoken answers to viewers' questions. There's no camera, no microphone and nothing to install.
The workflow comes down to three moves. First you describe what you want, either by typing a topic, following the guided setup or uploading your material. Next you review what EverPitch made: any line of the script can be edited, and slide changes are requested in ordinary language through Slide Studio. Finally you choose a registration page, set a schedule and send out the link or place a join button on your own website, with a full preview before anything goes public.
The range of starting points is what makes it practical. A consultant can upload last month's recorded client workshop and get a tidy twenty-minute version of it. A SaaS founder can paste the product's sales page and receive a walkthrough that ends with a trial offer. A course creator can type a single topic and let the guided setup ask the right questions about audience, promise and offer before anything is written.
It's a natural tool for coaches, consultants, course creators, digital product sellers, SaaS founders and small business owners who want a pitch that keeps working while they focus on clients.
The Commercial front end costs $37, paid once through JVZoo, with no subscription required to keep using it, and the login details arrive by email straight after checkout. That price includes every creation and hosting feature, 3,000 creation credits that refresh each month, commercial use inside your own business and three launch bonuses. The purchase is protected by a 30-day money-back guarantee, with no reason needed.
To judge the value, compare it with the usual setup. A dedicated automated-webinar platform often costs about $499 a year on its own, and you'd still be paying a designer for the slides and either a voice artist or your own evenings for the recording. Here a single payment covers the script, the design, the narration, the pages and the hosting, and the monthly credit refresh means you can keep building new talks. At 40 credits per finished minute, 3,000 credits come to roughly 75 minutes of new webinar every month, and webinars you've already published keep running even if you use the credits up. My own 18-minute talk used 720 credits and was ready to share the same afternoon. For a coach or a course seller, a sale or two from the first few sessions recovers the cost. If you'd like ready-made webinars from day one, the DFY Webinars upgrade pairs nicely with it, and agencies should look closely at the bundle described further down.
EverPitch Features: How Each Tool Shapes Your Webinar
Here's what the main features actually do once you're inside the dashboard.
Build from material you already own: Upload a document, paste a sales-page link, type a topic or hand over a recording of up to 2 GB. An old podcast episode, a blog post or a recorded client call becomes the backbone of a structured talk, which means you're editing something good from the start.
Script, slide design and narration in one pass: EverPitch writes the talk, designs it using 73 layouts across 11 visual styles, and narrates it with your pick of 30 natural voices. Your logo, business name and colours are applied throughout, so even a first webinar looks like part of your brand.
Slide Studio edits in plain words: Type a request such as "make this chart simpler" or "add an image of a calendar," and the slide updates. You can also generate matching AI images, upload your own PDF deck or switch on a "live mic" sound effect for a more natural feel.
Running times from five minutes to an hour: Build a quick five-minute explainer for a product page, a tight fifteen to twenty-minute pitch for cold traffic or a thirty to sixty-minute training for warm leads. Choosing the right length for the offer keeps more people watching until the call to action.
Evergreen sessions that feel natural: Viewers see a schedule in their own time zone, and anyone who joins late simply enters at the current minute. Polls, downloadable handouts and offer cards appear at the moments you set, so each session follows the same proven flow.
Spoken answers to viewers' questions: Attendees can type a question and hear a spoken reply built from your webinar content, with up to 20 answers per session at no credit cost. You decide whether replies arrive after the talk, at a minute you pick, or the moment a question is asked.
Pages, checkout, integrations and join buttons: There are 31 registration designs and 20 replay sales-page designs, plus reminder emails and calendar invites. Payments go via Razorpay, Lemon Squeezy, PayPal or Stripe, while leads flow into Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, Kit, GoHighLevel, GetResponse, Brevo, AWeber, Zapier, Make or n8n. Paste the link to a product demo and EverPitch positions it inside the talk with a spoken introduction. You can share one link or place a join button, in ten styles, on any page of your website.
Linked versions in 87 languages: Translate the same presentation and connect the versions, so a visitor from Madrid, Berlin or São Paulo can watch in their own language without you building a second funnel from scratch.
A full preview, a clean chat and clear disclosure: Nothing goes public until you've watched it. You can step through the talk, the polls and the offer timing exactly as a viewer would, so typos, awkward slides or an offer that appears too early are caught before a single registrant sees them. Spam in the session chat is filtered out, and attendees are told the session is automated. That combination keeps the room clean and protects your brand's credibility, which matters far more over months of daily sessions than any short-term trick.
A monthly credit refresh: 3,000 creation credits arrive every month, about 75 finished minutes at 40 credits a minute. Because live webinars keep running regardless of your balance, credits only limit how much new material you build, never how long your existing sessions stay online.
My Personal Experience With EverPitch
My small side business sells a bundle of invoice and contract templates to freelance designers, and the pain point my customers mention most is waiting weeks for clients to pay. For a year I'd planned a webinar around that frustration and never found the time to build it. With EverPitch, I finally made "The 11-Minute Invoice", an eighteen-minute evergreen talk that shows freelancers how to send invoices that get paid sooner and then introduces my $24 template pack.
For the source material I gave it my existing sales page and a long blog post of about 2,000 words. I picked the "Clean Studio" design and a warm female narrator, and within twenty minutes I was reading a complete first draft. This is the minute-by-minute shape the finished webinar took:
Minutes 0–3 — The 47-Day Wait: an opening story about chasing a late payment, a poll asking viewers how long their own clients usually take, and the promise of the session.
Minutes 3–7 — Five Lines Every Invoice Needs: a slide each for the due-date phrase, the payment link, late-fee terms, the project reference and a short thank-you, all shown with real examples.
Minutes 7–11 — The Send-Time Trick: the best moment to send, how to follow up politely and a three-email reminder pattern, with a printable checklist appearing at minute nine.
Minutes 11–14 — Contracts That Prevent The Problem: clauses that require deposits and cap revisions, which stop late payments before they start, followed by a brief walkthrough of the templates themselves.
Minutes 14–18 — The Offer And Q&A: my offer slides in at minute fourteen, then the narrator answers questions on late fees and working with clients abroad.
My edits took about an hour. I rewrote a few sentences so the talk sounded like me, and through Slide Studio I replaced two generic images with screenshots of my actual templates, the sort of tidy-up any new presentation needs. The build cost 720 credits. I connected Kit so every registrant landed on my list, and a week later I added a linked Spanish version for readers in Latin America.
To promote it, I put the registration link in my newsletter, my Instagram bio and pinned posts in two freelancer communities. The After-Webinar Email Pack handled follow-up, and a couple of its messages aimed at early leavers brought back people who had dropped off before the offer.
After four weeks, "The 11-Minute Invoice" had gathered 480 registrations and about 205 attendees, and it had produced 61 sales of the template pack, close to $1,460 in revenue. I never presented a single session live.
The Spanish version took far less effort than I expected. Because the slides, timings and offer were already in place, building the linked translation was mostly a matter of choosing a narrator and checking a few phrases with a Spanish-speaking friend. Next I plan to build a short five-minute version for my product page, so visitors who aren't ready for the full talk still hear the main idea.
EverPitch Upsells: Every OTO Explained
➡ OTO 1 — EverPitch DFY Webinars ($67)
This upgrade hands you ten complete webinars of roughly fifteen minutes each, covering ten different markets. Every one comes with designed slides in seven styles, a full script with narration, plus a sign-up page, an email sequence, a poll and an offer. When you copy one into your account it takes on your logo and colours automatically, and copying uses no credits at all. A fitness coach, for instance, could adapt the relevant webinar, swap in their own offer and be running sessions by the evening.
➡ OTO 2 — EverPitch KIT Vault ($47)
The Vault holds 24 webinar kits spanning 23 markets, three of them designed specifically for product launches. Each kit is a ready brief that sets out the audience, the promise, the structure of the talk, the tone and the call to action, along with a set running time (15 or 30 minutes), a chosen template and a matching slide design. You fill in the bracketed details and EverPitch writes the full talk from there, which makes it ideal for coaches, course creators and software companies who want a proven structure without starting from a blank page.
➡ OTO 3 — EverPitch Agency ($77)
Agency gives you a client license, so you can build, host and bill for webinars on behalf of other businesses. The "Powered by EverPitch" line disappears from the sign-up, live and replay pages, while every client webinar carries that client's logo, name and colours, with its own email list, its own checkout and a dedicated analytics page. A freelancer could package "a webinar that books consultations" for dentists, gyms, estate agents and coaches and run them all from one account.
➡ OTO 4 — EverPitch Ultra ($97/Yr)
Ultra puts a face and a live voice on the presentation. It creates talking-head clips from a single photo or a stock face, lets viewers speak to the host by voice during the session, adds avatar Q&A where viewers meet the host face to face once the talk ends, offers a clone of your own voice (with your consent), and enables streaming. Each feature can be enabled webinar by webinar, and the optional Credit Boost tops up your account by 8,000 credits monthly. It's best for presenters whose audience responds best to a visible, personal host.
➡ EverPitch Mega Bundle (Gold $197/Year or Platinum $347/Year)
The Mega Bundle is an upgrade for Bundle owners. Gold takes your monthly credits to 10,000 and brings MP4 export, the premium AI host features and Ultra streaming to RTMP, Facebook or YouTube. Platinum goes to 25,000 credits a month and includes the right to resell access to as many as 50 customer accounts, each holding 1,000 credits, at a price you set, along with a reseller page for managing them. It's built for agencies and resellers working at high volume.
The Bundle is the shortcut for buyers who want most of the funnel. It was a one-time $197 when I checked, listed within a $197–$227 range during the launch, and it gathers the Commercial front end, DFY Webinars, the KIT Vault and the Agency license, with 8,000 monthly credits in place of 3,000, roughly 200 finished minutes a month. Purchased one at a time those four add up to $228, which means the Bundle keeps $31, roughly 14%, in your pocket while adding 5,000 extra credits each month. Anyone planning to take Agency alongside DFY Webinars will find it costs only $16 more than those two with the front end, and it's the clear choice for agencies and frequent builders.