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Verified speakers who hold a room through a camera. Real prices upfront, shortlist in 24 hours.
A remote audience can leave without standing up. Holding a room through a camera is a different skill from holding a ballroom, and not every great stage speaker has it. We screen for the ones who do — presence, pacing, and the discipline to keep a distributed room genuinely with them.
Our virtual packages are built around what actually makes a remote session work: a pre-event alignment call, a tech check on your platform, a format that invites participation rather than passive watching, and assets your team keeps afterward. The production details are the difference between a webinar and an event.
We serve distributed teams, hybrid conferences, global all-hands, and any organization whose audience is spread across time zones and calendars. Every fee below is a starting fee with our 17.5% printed inside it — the number you see is the number you pay, and no travel line ever appears later.
A real event, not a webinar.
Not a talking head on a slide deck. These speakers are screened for camera presence and run formats built for remote attention — priced upfront, shortlisted in 24 hours.
A remote audience can leave without standing up. Holding them through a camera is its own skill — and we screen for it.
Virtual reaches everyone, everywhere, at a fraction of the travel cost — and the recording keeps working afterward.
Tech checks on your platform, not ours. The rehearsal is part of the package, not an extra.
Interaction beats broadcast: Q&A, breakouts, and polls turn watchers into participants.
The AI landscape in 2026 — what's real, what's noise
What AI means for YOUR industry in the next 3 years
Leading distributed teams through AI change
Prompt skills your team can use tomorrow
The agentic shift: when software starts doing
AI and the future of decision-making
Culture: the real barrier to adoption
Trust, deepfakes, and proving what's real
The jobs that change, the jobs that don't
A realistic 5-year map for leaders
Governance and guardrails without slowing down
From pilot to production: making AI stick
Need a different angle? Every talk is customized to your audience.
Book a virtual keynoteA single live keynote built for remote audiences, with moderated Q&A.
A keynote plus an interactive session your team applies the same day.
Up to 3 connected sessions, with an edited highlight reel.
One price, our 17.5% printed inside it. Travel at cost, capped. No surprise line-items — ask any bureau to show you theirs. Starting fees, our 17.5% printed inside. Recording rights included from Keynote + Workshop upward.
2 minutes, no account
verified speakers, real prices, in 24 hours
contracts, payment, and logistics handled
Five questions every organizer asks — tap one.
It's different, not lesser — and it's better for some goals. Virtual reaches a distributed audience at a fraction of the cost and travel, and recordings extend the value. What it can't replicate is hallway energy, so for culture-defining moments in-person still wins. Many programs run both.
Choose the single keynote when you need one strong moment. Choose keynote + workshop when a team has to apply something afterward. Choose the series when you're building momentum across a quarter rather than staging one event.
Zoom, Teams, Webex, and most enterprise platforms — the tech check happens on your platform, with your settings, before the day. Tell us your stack in the brief.
Recording rights are included from the Keynote + Workshop package upward for internal reuse. For the single keynote, recording is agreed per speaker — ask us and we'll confirm before booking.
Virtual starts at $2,500 versus $10K–$30K for most in-person keynotes, because there's no travel and less time commitment. Our 17.5% is inside both numbers; travel, when it applies, is billed at cost and capped.
Rather we just figure it out for you?
Get a shortlistFrom $2,500 for a single live keynote; $5,000 with a workshop; $7,500 for a series. Starting fees with our 17.5% printed inside.
30–45 minutes of live keynote plus moderated Q&A is the standard shape — remote attention rewards tighter sessions than a ballroom does.
Yes, on your platform before the event — Zoom, Teams, Webex, or your enterprise stack — along with a pre-event alignment call with the speaker.
Yes. Moderated Q&A is standard; workshops add breakouts and exercises, and the series format supports fireside or AMA sessions.
We individually check identity, real work, and stage skill. Every speaker. No exceptions.
If your audience rates it below 8/10, our commission is refunded. See the guarantee page for how it's measured.