Heads up: the easy free way to put an AI-built page online usually makes it public and searchable on Google. Pagelive keeps yours private →
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For agencies and studios

For agencies: deliver client work on your brand, not a free host.

Proposals, demos, and deliverables should carry your studio’s name and stay confidential. Send them as password-protected links on your own domain, see which client opened what, and never let a draft leak to Google.
Send a branded client link See proposal tracking

10-day trial · free for 2 public pages.

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The impression

The domain is the impression

A yourstudio.com link reads as premium work from a premium studio. A generic free-tool subdomain reads as “free tool”, and, since the easy free way to publish usually makes a page public by default, it can also read as “might be public.” White-label isn’t vanity; it’s what the client’s procurement and security people see first. With up to 5 custom domains on Solo, each retainer can get its own branded home, and every deliverable you ship lands on it.
How custom domains work →
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A risk most people miss

You handle other companies’ confidential material

That’s the part most free hosting was never built for: by default, most publish your page as a public web page that Google can index and anyone can find in search. For client work (pricing, roadmaps, unreleased brand assets), that’s a real risk. Pagelive is built the other way around, so you hand your client the security answer pre-baked.

Search results · illustrative mock-up

Not a real result
site:my-test-page.example acme rebrand proposal

https://my-test-page.example › client-proposal

Acme Rebrand Proposal · Confidential

A test page published on a typical free host. Indexed and searchable within a day: no password, no noindex…

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The security answer

Pre-baked for every client

Noindex by default

We tell Google not to list every page you publish. A client draft won’t show up in search.

Hashed passwords

Lock any deliverable with a password. Passwords are stored hashed (PBKDF2), so we can’t see them.

Isolated serving

Published pages are served separately from your account and billing, so a page can’t reach your private data.

No training, no selling

Your clients’ content is never used to train AI models and never sold.

Cloudflare infrastructure

Everything runs on SOC 2 Type II-ready infrastructure on Cloudflare, with data stored in Western Europe.

Named readers

Send each contact their own recipient link, or ask for a verified email (a one-time code or Google sign-in), and every open has a name.

The full security posture →
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Team

The whole studio, one workspace

Client delivery is a team sport. Team puts everyone’s publishing under the agency’s brand and one bill: no “whose account is that link on?”

Shared workspaces

The whole studio publishes into shared workspaces: every client link, every page’s analytics, in one place instead of scattered across personal accounts.

A domain per client

Solo includes up to 5 custom domains, enough to give each retainer client their own branded home, like clients.yourstudio.com or a subdomain on their brand.

One flat price

$49/mo ($490/yr) for up to 10 members, on one invoice. 10-day trial.

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Engagement

Know which client is engaged

Every page is tracked: opens, unique viewers, how long they read, which days, what country. Send each contact their own recipient link and their opens show under their name. An email tells you the moment a proposal is opened, so you follow up while it’s on their screen, not a week into silence.
The full analytics breakdown →
Acme proposal · last 7 days live

22

Opens

7

Unique viewers

4m 47s

Avg. dwell

Thu

Busiest day

Seven viewers on a proposal sent to two people: it’s circulating on their side. Good sign.
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Version history

Revise without re-sending

Proposals get revised: scope changes, the client pushes on price, round two. Publish the new version to the same link: nothing to re-send, no stale copies in their inbox. Version history keeps every revision, and you can restore a prior deliverable any time.
How version history works →
acme-proposal · versions
  • v3 · revised scope live
  • v2 · pricing update restore
  • v1 · first send restore

Same URL the whole time.

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Client feedback

Your client comments on the deliverable. Your agent makes the change.

Feedback lands on the page it is about: a comment on a line, a pin on an element, a suggested edit, then Approve or Request changes. Keep each client’s threads private to them, leave internal notes for your team, and export a thread as Markdown for the handover.
How comments and approvals work →
acme-site-audit · review
  1. Wed 09:14

    Comment on “Core Web Vitals”: add mobile numbers?

  2. Wed 09:20

    Internal note: data in the shared folder

  3. Wed 15:02

    v3 published · thread fixed in v3

  4. Thu 10:41

    Approved on v3

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In the room

Present from the link, not a deck

Walk the client through an interactive deliverable live, from the same branded link they already have: no PowerPoint export, no PDF flatten, no “let me share my screen with the right file.” What you built is what they see, in the meeting and after it. Demos work the same way: see client demos.
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Pricing

Solo or studio, there’s a tier for it

Working on your own? Pagelive for consultants covers the one-person version.

Solo · one person

$15/mo

  • 5 custom domains, one per client
  • Full analytics + version restore
  • Password-protected pages
  • Client comments and approvals on the page
  • $150/yr · 10-day trial

Team · agencies & studios

$49/mo

  • Shared workspaces for the whole studio
  • Up to 10 members, one flat price
  • $490/yr · 10-day trial
Full plan comparison →
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Your brand on every deliverable.

Password-protected links on your own domain, tracked per page, and never on Google.
Send a branded client link See proposal tracking