Hosted pages
on your domain.
Hosted campaign destinations, published on the brand’s own domain.
A campaign that lands on someone else’s domain is not your campaign.
Bundled landing pages usually live on the vendor’s domain with the vendor’s branding in the URL. It costs you trust at the exact moment you are asking for an address, and it fragments the reputation you are trying to build on your own domain.
Landing pages in SendNectar are published against a domain you own and have verified, under a slug you choose, scoped to the brand that owns them. The URL is yours, and so is the traffic it generates.
Landing pages, in detail.
Your domain, your slug
Each page is attached to a verified landing-page domain for its brand and addressed by a slug you control.
Draft, then publish
Pages start as drafts and go live through an explicit publish command — nothing is public until you say so.
Brand-native by default
Brand identity, colors, locale, and legal entity details carry through, so a page from one brand never looks like it came from another.
Forms in place
Embed a consent-aware form directly, so a landing page produces the same evidenced capture as anywhere else on your site.
First-party sessions
Traffic connects to website sessions — anonymous and identified — so on-site behavior can inform segments, with consent.
Isolated per brand
Pages, domains, and the audience they generate belong to one brand. Nothing crosses over.
What a page is made of.
Deliberately small: a brand, a domain, a slug, and a lifecycle.
- Brand
- Owner of the page and of everything it captures
- Domain
- A verified domain with the landing-page purpose
- Slug
- The path the page is served from
- Status
- draft → published, via an explicit publish action
- Sessions
- Website sessions with landing URL, start, and last-seen time
- Capture
- Any of the brand’s consent-aware forms
Bring your provider.
Keep your brands distinct.
Start today.
Set up your first workspace, connect a provider, and publish a workflow — free, in test mode, before you pay a thing.