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Where your landing pages open

Your landing pages open on your website, on pages.yourdomain.com once you connect it, or on a free address until then. Each page also has a short link and a QR code.

Step by step7 stepsUpdated 14 Nov 2026

Your landing pages open on an address of your own, and every page has a short link and a QR code to share.

Where they open

The first of these you have:

  1. Your website, when your website is with us. A page opens at your website's address, followed by its name.

  2. pages.yourdomain.com, once you connect it.

  3. A free address, until then. Connect your own domain later, and anyone using the free address is sent to the new one.

To see yours, open Landing pages and press Address. It says Opens at, with the address.

Connect your own domain

  1. Open Landing pages and press Address.

  2. Under Your own domain, type your domain, like yourbusiness.com, and press Connect. The button names the address your pages will open at.

  3. Add the record it shows where your domain's DNS is managed. Press Copy beside each part.

  4. Press Check again.

It shows Waiting for its DNS record until the record is seen, then Securing the connection, then Connected. A DNS change can take up to an hour to show.

Good to know

The domain your emails send from can't take your pages too, and neither can an address your website already uses.

Share a page

Every page has Share this page in its report:

  • Copy the address, or post it straight to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X or TikTok, or by email.
  • Short link is a short address for the same page, to say out loud or put in a post.
  • QR code downloads as a PNG or an SVG, for print. Visits from it are counted as QR code visits.
Next in Landing pages and formsSee who visited your pages

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