Live today. Here is exactly what setup involves

Most teams are live the same day, and your pages are generated and ready to send within one day of connecting your leads. That is in writing, not a best case. Research takes seconds per lead and a page takes about twenty seconds, so the only real waiting is on the DNS record propagating.

One CNAME record on a subdomain you choose, usually something like go.yourcompany.com, pointed at our page host. Your root domain, your MX records and anything to do with email are untouched. We issue and renew the TLS certificate for that subdomain, so there is nothing to maintain afterwards.

One API key or OAuth connection per outbound tool, scoped to reading leads and writing a custom variable back onto them. That is the whole permission surface: we do not need mailbox access, we do not need send permission, and we never touch your sending domain or your warmup.

The template decides which blocks a page may use, the order they are allowed to appear in, and the rules that never change: tone, language, banned terms and any claim that must stay word for word. Change a rule and the next batch follows it, so you correct the template rather than editing pages one by one.

You start our Telegram bot once and choose your thresholds. When a lead crosses one, the bot messages you with who it was, which page they opened and what they looked at, while they are still on it. Email works the same way if Telegram is not something your team uses.

Because the page sits on your own domain, engagement is measured first-party rather than with a third-party cookie. We record page opens, time on page, scroll depth, clicks and return visits for the one lead that page belongs to. Nothing follows that visitor anywhere else on the internet, and there is no script on your main website.

No. The only technical step is a guided DNS change, and we will do it with you on a call if you would rather not touch it yourself. There is nothing to install on your website, no script to add and no release to wait for.

No, and they never log in. The personalized link appears on the lead in the sequence they already use, so nothing about their morning changes. That is deliberate: the most common reason a sales tool fails is that it asks a rep to open a second app.