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Comments and approvals

Get the feedback and the sign-off on the page.

Switch comments on and a bar sits above the page. Readers comment on a sentence, pin an element or mark an area, suggest the exact wording, and press Approve or Request changes. You apply a suggested edit in one click, or your agent revises the page at the same link.
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What you get

The review, where the words are

Comment on the exact spot

Readers select a sentence, click an element or draw a box around an area, then write. Each thread is numbered on the page, and you get an email.

Suggest the exact wording

A reader proposes replacement text for what they selected. You, or your agent, apply it in one click and the page saves as a new version at the same link.

Approve or Request changes

One decision per reader, changeable, marked with the version they saw. A request for changes says what to fix. On every plan, Free included. A decision on the page, not an e-signature.

Threads that know the version

Each thread shows the version it was written on, what changed since, and when a later version fixed it.

Private reviewers, internal notes

Sending one page to several parties? Turn on private reviewers and each reader sees only their own threads. Internal notes for you and your team are never shown to a reader.

A name on every comment

People you sent a recipient link comment straight away. Anyone else confirms their email once, with a one-time code or Google sign-in.

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Your agent closes the loop

Feedback your agent can act on

The agent that built the page can read every thread, apply the suggested edits, publish the fix at the same link and close the threads it fixed. Then it tells you who approved.
The review over MCP
list_comments    { page: "q3-proposal" }
apply_suggestion { comment_id: "c_41" }
update_page      { slug: "q3-proposal", edits, resolves: ["c_42"] }
list_decisions   { page: "q3-proposal" }
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How it works

Three steps to a signed-off page

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Switch on comments

In the page settings, turn on comments and, if you want them, Approve and Request changes. Both are off until you choose.

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Send the link

Give each client a recipient link, or send the page as it is. Readers never need a Pagelive account.

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Apply and resolve

Apply a suggestion, reply, or let your agent revise the page and resolve the threads it fixed. The link never changes.

Pairs naturally with link tracking (you see which sections they read, then what they said about them), version history (every applied edit is a version at the same link) and reply forms for structured answers. Reviewing a draft site or a mockup? See the website feedback tool.

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Frequently asked

Approvals are free: Approve and Request changes are on every plan, Free included. Comments, suggested edits and recipient links are part of Solo and Team, with no charge per reader or per comment. All of them are switched on per page and are off by default.

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Send a page they can approve.

Approvals are on every plan, Free included. Comments are on Solo and Team. Start your 10-day trial, cancel anytime.