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webinars are the #1 sales enablement tool
we embedded checkout directly in the webinar room
no more getting redirected to a different tab or window to pay
here’s to more conversions 📈
Introducing Commas Webinars
Your buyer never leaves the room to pay.
• In-room checkout
• Minute-by-minute revenue analytics
• Live, evergreen or hybrid
• Create polls and drop offers
• Watch sales land while you present
• Bring your viewers on screen
The first webinar platform with checkout and payments built in, designed to help you make more commas.
353,929% 3-year revenue growth and recognized as the #2 fastest-growing company out of the @Inc 5000 in America
inc.com/inc5000/2026
Communities and courses have been the most requested products since I joined. They're live today.
Everything runs under your brand in one Studio: memberships, paid channels, and locked posts.
Checkout is built into the space, so you're not sending members somewhere else to pay.
You can host the community and the course together, and paywall each part.
If your community or course lives somewhere else, a Studio can be set up in an afternoon.
Happy to help you with the switch: commas.com/solutions/paid-gr…
Other key features:
1. Failed renewals are retried and recovered automatically before members lapse
2. Channels can be free, paid, or invite-only
3. BNPL is offered at checkout, so someone can split a $2K course while you get paid in full
4. Members can become affiliates, with tracking and payouts fully handled
Commas Webinars are live.
Webinars are already the highest-converting way to sell digital products, so we set out to build the #1 conversion tool in the space.
The place every other platform loses the sale: the pitch lands, and buyers get sent to a checkout link that kills the room's momentum.
So we put checkout inside the webinar.
The offer drops, a buyer pays in two taps with financing built in, and they never lose sight of the stage.
Once the checkout lives inside the room, a lot of things that used to be duct taped become native:
- Timed offers
- Attendees split payments with BNPL while the seller gets paid in full
- A live feed shows every purchase as it lands, and declines show the reason, so a co-host can save the sale
- High-ticket attendees book a sales call on your calendar without leaving the webinar
- Recordings run with the same checkout, so your best hour on camera keeps selling every day, not just the day you filmed it
I'm the PM for Webinars. Sellers on Commas have closed over $100M through webinars, and we built this after watching exactly where that revenue was leaking.
If you're running webinars anywhere else, my DMs are open.
Go live today ▶️:
commas.com/solutions/live-ev…
BOOOOOOOM
We just killed the 9-5.
Today, FanBasis becomes @Commas: where you make money on the internet.
Here’s how you get paid:
FanBasis is now @commas
Over the past year our team has been building towards one home that runs an entire business: checkout, funnels, courses, communities, webinars, and affiliates
No tools need to be stitched together: create, sell, and get paid all in one place.
Every feature is intentionally designed to help sellers generate more revenue and scale, in a form factor anyone can pick up intuitively.
Shopify built the infrastructure for e-commerce, Commas is that for companies that exist entirely on the internet.
We've helped tens of thousands of creators and entrepreneurs grow from their first dollar on the internet to nine-figure businesses.
Let’s add more commas to your bank account: commas.com
Most PMs are still prompting agents. The job is shifting to designing the loops that do it for you.
Loop engineering means you design a system that finds the work, hands it to an agent, checks the output, and decides what's next. You define the goal and the stopping condition. Your job shifts from operator to architect.
You stop crafting prompts for every task and start designing the environment the agent operates inside: the context it starts with, the verification criteria it runs against, the memory it carries between sessions, and the evals that tell you whether the output actually met the bar you set.
The catch: a loop running unattended is also a loop making mistakes unattended. The PM who uses this to move faster on work they understand deeply gets compounding returns. The one who uses it to avoid understanding the work gets compounding debt. The loop doesn't know the difference, you do
