Feature · Password protection
Add a password. We can’t even see it.
Some pages are for exactly one client. Lock any Pagelive page with a password — encrypted so nobody at Pagelive can read it — and your recipient opens it in any browser, no account needed.
What it does
A lock that’s easy for them, invisible to us
One password per page, set by you
Add a password when you publish or any time after, from the page’s settings. Change it or remove it whenever you like — the link itself never changes.
Encrypted — we can’t see it
Passwords are encrypted (PBKDF2-hashed) before they’re stored. Nobody at Pagelive can read your password or look it up — not even to help you recover it. You just set a new one.
No account for your recipient
Your client opens the link in any browser, types the password once, and reads. No signup, no app, no login wall — the only secret they need is the one you gave them.
Hidden from search by default
A password is half the story. Every Pagelive page is also noindex by default — we tell Google not to list it — so the locked page isn’t sitting in search results inviting attempts.
The full posture — what’s served where, and what we never do with your content — is on the security page.
How it works
Three steps to a locked page
Publish your page
Say “publish this” in Claude, drop the HTML, or publish from the dashboard. You can set the password right at publish time.
Set the password
Pick a password for that page — or add one later from the page’s settings. It’s encrypted the moment you save it.
Share link + password
Send the link, share the password separately if you like. Your recipient enters it once and reads — and your link tracking still works.
Frequently asked
Does my recipient need a Pagelive account? +
No. They open the link in any browser, enter the password you gave them, and read. No account, no app, no signup — for them it’s just a locked page.
Can Pagelive see or recover my password? +
No. Passwords are encrypted (PBKDF2-hashed) before storage, so we can’t read them — there’s nothing to “look up.” If a password is forgotten, you set a new one from the page’s settings and the link keeps working.
Can I change or remove a password later? +
Yes, anytime, from the page’s settings. The link never changes — so you can lock a page for the negotiation and unlock it after signature without resending anything.
Is a password enough to keep the page private? +
It’s one layer of several. Pagelive pages are also noindex by default — they won’t show up on Google — and content is served separately from your account and billing, on Cloudflare’s SOC 2 Type II infrastructure. The password is the lock; the rest keeps the door out of sight.
Lock your next client page.
Password on top, noindex underneath, and tracking that still tells you when it was opened.