Cued listens to your recording and writes the registration page, the reminder emails and the chat that runs alongside it. Tick one box and it publishes itself, with sessions every fifteen minutes.

Drop in a file, pick one from your library, or record in the browser.
The recording is transcribed and turned into a title, a description, emails and a room.
Publish it yourself, or let it go live the moment it is ready.

Your recording is transcribed first. From the transcript Cued writes a title and a description for the registration page, the reminder emails, and a set of chat cues pinned to the moments in the talk they react to. Nothing is invented from a template when the recording says it better.
You choose whether it publishes on its own or stops at a draft. Either way everything it wrote is ordinary content: the description opens in the same editor, the emails in the same reminder screen, the cues on the same timeline. Change a word, delete a cue, add your own — it is your webinar from the first minute.
If your account has no AI minutes left, or the feature is off, setup still finishes. The page and emails are written from your answers instead, and the checklist on the webinar tells you what is left to do by hand.
Untick “Publish it when it is ready” and it stops at a draft for you to read through and publish yourself.
Yes. If AI is unavailable on your account it still builds the webinar, with the page and emails written from a template, and tells you what to finish by hand.
It depends on the length of the recording. Processing usually finishes while you do something else, and you get an email when the video is ready.
Yes. Pick one from your library instead of uploading again; one recording can sit behind several webinars.
Fourteen days with everything switched on, no card.