A webinar costs time and ad spend. Below a certain offer price, it never pays off.

That price floor sits around a few hundred euros. Here's why.

Why There's a Price Floor

A webinar has a fixed cost. The ads to fill the room, the prep time, the tools. Say 2,000 € for this example.

To make it profitable, you need enough sales to cover that cost. And here, your offer price changes everything.

Sales needed to break even · cost ≈ €2,000
€3067 salesout of reach
€10020 salesstill too many
Break-even point
€7503 salesachievable
€2,0001 saleeasy
The more expensive the offer, the fewer sales you need. Below a few hundred euros, the numbers never add up.

A 30 € offer would take dozens of sales on a single live. Unrealistic. A 750 € offer, three sales are enough.

The Right Level

Aim for a few hundred euros minimum. The goal is to maximize the total result: the offer price times the number of sales.

The sweet spot · price × conversions
Peak result≈ €750Low priceHigh price
Too low and you undersell. Too high and few people buy. The total result peaks somewhere in between.

The right price is that balance, around 500 to 1,000 €. The breakdown of rates by price is here.

Below the Threshold, What to Do

If your offer is 30 or 50 €, the webinar isn't the right tool. For now.

Two options. Build a more expensive, more complete offer. Or bundle several products into a single pack. Above all, check whether your offer is a good fit.

Run the Numbers on Your Figures

The exact threshold depends on your costs and your close rate.

To put it on your specific case: the ROI calculator.

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