Reach

Landing pages and whole websites on your domain

Build a page from ready-made sections, put your form on it and publish to your own address. A whole site shares one header, one footer and one look.

The page builder: the list of sections on the left, the selected section’s settings in the middle and a live preview of the page on the right

What it does

Built from sections

Heroes, feature tiles, steps, questions, pricing, testimonials and more. Each has a few plain settings and a live preview at desktop and phone width.

Your own domain

Add a name such as apply.yourbrand.co.uk, create the records shown, and the certificate is handled for you.

A whole website

Pages that belong to a site share its header, footer and menu. Old addresses redirect, and a missing page gets a proper not-found page.

Versions and publish

Every save is a version. Nothing is live until you press Publish, and you can go back to an earlier version.

Measured like everything else

Page views, forms started and completed, and the same tracking tags and consent rules as your forms.

A landing page for Monday’s campaign

You are starting a campaign for homeowner loans on Monday. You choose a starting layout, change the headline, put your application form on the page and publish it at apply.yourbrand.co.uk/loans.

The domain was verified once, with each DNS record ticked as it was found. Every later page is live the moment you publish it.

A domains list: apply.example.co.uk verified with each DNS record ticked and its certificate issued, and two more names beside it

Move an existing site without losing an address

Your current site has twelve pages that rank locally and carry links from other sites. The import reads each one and rebuilds it at the same address, keeping the hero, the steps and the questions as sections you can edit.

Before the domain moves, we run a check that fetches every old address and expects a page or a redirect. Twelve of twelve, then you switch.

A site import: four old addresses, the page each one becomes and the sections kept, with twelve of twelve addresses checked

What you see in the report

Views
For each page, day by day.
Started and completed
Applications begun on the page and finished, each as a share of the stage before.
Customers
Applicants from the page who went on to become a sale.
Redirects
How often each old address is still being used.

Put your next campaign on your own address

Fourteen days with your own data. No card needed.

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