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FAQ -> Registration -> How to limit the number of user registrations for a webinar?
How to limit the number of user registrations for a webinar?
Category: Registration
The LiveWebinar platform allows you to limit the number of users and terminate the event registration opportunity early.
To do this, you need to:
1. Create or edit an event.
2. Assign a registration form to the event.
3. In the additional settings section, you can use the option "Block registrations at the start of the event" - if you check this option, the registration form will stop working with the start of the webinar/meeting.
4. Alternatively, you can use the option to select the end date of registration and/or limit the number of registrants for the event.
5. Remember to confirm your changes using the "Update" button.
Maciej Biegajewski
Digital Marketing Specialist at RTCLab, where he co-creates the LiveWebinar platform, enabling webinars and effective remote communication. He has been working in the IT industry since 2012 as a marketing specialist. In previous companies, he played the role of a Scrum Master and learned the life cycle of a SaaS (Software as a Service) product from the bottom up. As an enthusiast of combining various fields and approaches to problem-solving, he looks to Agile methods and adapts their elements to the daily work of a marketer.
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