Pages that give a code, or a seat at a session

A Claim an offer page gives each person a code when they fill in the form. A Webinar or live class page signs them up, then sends the details and reminders in their own time zone.

Step by step4 stepsUpdated 14 Nov 2026

Some pages give something the moment the form is sent: a code to use, or a seat at a session.

Make the page

  1. Open Landing pages and press New page.

  2. Choose what the page is for:

    • Claim an offer gives a code.
    • Webinar or live class signs people up to a session.
    • Event tickets sells tickets.
  3. Press Next: Your offer, and say what the page offers.

    • For an offer, add The code they get and When does the offer end?
    • For a session, add What is it called?, When is it?, How long? and Where it happens: a join link, like Zoom, Meet or Teams, or an address.
  4. Say who it's for, then press Next: Choose a look, choose one, and press Write my page.

What people get

A code shows on the thank-you page, and arrives in one email. It's never on the page itself, so it goes only to people who fill in the form.

A seat shows on the thank-you page in their own time zone, with Join and Add to calendar: Google, Outlook or Apple. One email carries the same details and a calendar file. A reminder goes a day before, and another an hour before.

Change it later

Open the page's form, then What they get.

  • Add or change the code with Add a code, and its Last day to use it.
  • Change the session's name, time, length or place.

Move a session, and the pages show the new time. No email goes out to say it moved.

Good to know

A page whose form still needs its code or its time says so on its bar: Form · no code yet or Form · no time yet. Press it to add the missing part.

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