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For speakers and facilitators
Your topics, your clips, your booking path — so enquiries land with you, not only with the portal. From 0 DKK.
A programme manager has a morning in November and a theme to fill it. Your name comes up — from a portal, from a colleague, from something you wrote. Then they search it, and what they find is a profile they cannot book from and a talk description written three years ago. They have four other names on the list, and the one whose page answers first is the one who gets the call.
Four parts, all in your own words. This is what the finished site contains and in what order — the structure, not a promise about the look.
Each topic on its own page: who it is for, what format it runs in, how long it takes and what an audience leaves with. A booker can forward one link instead of describing you second-hand.
Your reel and your recordings sit on YouTube or Vimeo and are embedded into the page. They keep their own statistics, and the page keeps its speed.
Named references from real events, written by you. Nothing is generated, nothing is counted up on your behalf, and no logo appears that you did not put there.
A booking path for the date they already have in mind, plus an enquiry form for everything that needs a conversation first.
Sitenyx does not host video. Your clips are embedded from YouTube or Vimeo, where the files already live and keep their own statistics, and the page stays fast because of it. The second limit is the portals: they are a complement here, not a target — nothing on this site is built to take their place, and no copy will tell you to walk away from them.
The site and every enquiry submitted through it sit on EU-resident infrastructure with privacy-first defaults. It is the setting, not a setting you have to find.
A booking request goes to your inbox. It is never listed on the site, never shared with a third party, and never turned into a public count of anything.
Both languages on one site, from 20 available, so an international programme committee reads the same talk descriptions a Danish one does.
Your own domain with automatic TLS, so the link in your profile, your signature and every speaker introduction points at something that stays yours.
Three steps, and none of them needs a designer booked in advance.
What you speak about, who books you, and which formats you take — keynote, workshop, facilitation. Plain Danish or English, no brief to prepare.
The AI writes a first version of every talk page. Sharpen the promise, cut the adjectives, and remove anything you would not say from a stage.
Publish on your own domain and put the address in your profile and your signature. That is where the bookers already are.
A real free tier you can publish on, and paid plans that make room as the calendar fills.
No sales call and no minimum number of users. Prices are per month and shown in full on the pricing page, including what each plan adds.
See pricingA speaker portal has reach you do not: it is where an organiser who has never heard your name starts looking, and its distribution is real work that it does well. This page is not going to pretend otherwise. What a portal cannot hand you is the direct relationship — the repeat booker, the referral and the profile click all need somewhere of your own to land, and that is the part this builds.
Because the two do different jobs. The portal brings reach; your site owns the direct relationship — the repeat booker, the referral and the profile click all land somewhere you control. Complement, not replacement.
Yes. A page per talk with audience, format and outcome, plus a booking path and an enquiry form for the requests that need a conversation first.
Yes, as embeds from YouTube or Vimeo. Sitenyx does not host video — the clips stay where they already live, keep their own statistics, and the page stays quick to open.
The feed builds attention; the site converts it. Topics, proof and a booking path in one place, on a domain that keeps working when a platform changes how it works.
Danish and English at parity on the same site, from 20 available languages. One address for a Danish organiser and an international programme committee alike.
From 0 DKK with a real free tier that publishes. Paid plans are priced per month in DKK, with no sales call and no minimum number of users.
The preview costs nothing and needs no account. Publish once the talks read the way you deliver them.
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