A landing page that matches the email, on the domain that sent it.
From the same campaign preset, the platform builds a designed landing page — hero photo, headline, benefits, proof, form — in the client’s brand. Publish once and it is served on every one of the client’s sending domains, so the click leaves an email from the client’s domain and lands on a page on the client’s domain.
The click is part of the deliverability story. Most platforms send it somewhere else.
Hover over the link in almost any marketing email. The From address is the brand. The link is a tracking domain that belongs to the platform. The page it lands on is a third domain — a page builder’s subdomain, or the brand’s website with a tracking parameter bolted on. Three domains for one message. Receivers notice. So do the people who hover before they click.
On SendTo the landing page is published once and served on the client’s sending domains. For every recipient, the link points at the domain that sent the message and the page loads from that domain. From, signature, link and page all agree. Receivers weigh that heavily, and it is why the landing-page step in the campaign builder is deliberate rather than optional.
And because the page is generated from the same brief as the email, the two say the same thing in the same voice, and nobody copies a headline between two tools.
Generated, then refined in plain English
The platform builds the page from the campaign preset: headline, supporting copy, proof, form fields, call to action, all in the brand preset’s style with photography to match. Then tell it what to change — “shorter headline, add the rating, two form fields” — or edit directly in the Studio.
- Headline, copy, proof, form and CTA generated together
- Refinement by instruction or by hand
- Brand preset applied automatically
Published once, served everywhere
Publishing puts the page on every sending domain the client has — no per-domain setup. The campaign builder rewrites the link for each recipient so it points at the page on their assigned domain. Add a domain later and the page is served there too.
- One publish, every sending domain
- Per-recipient link alignment
- New domains served automatically
Responses and results in one place
A page can collect a response — a booking request, a callback, a download — and you are notified when it does. Views, clicks and submissions are tracked per campaign and shown on the campaign report, next to the email’s numbers.
- Collect responses with notification
- Views, clicks and submissions per campaign
- Results on the campaign report
● Automated 12.1%
Scanners never count as customers.
| Variation | Subject line | Human opens | Clicks |
|---|---|---|---|
| A · winner | Your six-month check-up is due, {first name} | 33.2% | 7.4% |
| B | Six months already? Let’s keep that smile on track | 29.6% | 6.2% |
Every campaign gets its own page. Two more, from two more briefs.
Landing pages stop being a project and start being a line item.
A page for every send, without a web developer
What used to be quoted separately now takes one step. Include it in every campaign and charge for the campaign.
A click that stays on the client’s brand
Recipients who hover see the client’s domain. Receivers who check see alignment. Both trust it more — and trust converts.
Proof the campaign worked
Page views and bookings sit beside opens and clicks on the same report. The client sees the whole funnel you built them.
We used to skip landing pages because they took a day. Now we skip them only when a client insists on their own site — and even then the click goes through their sending domain.
Questions
Do I have to use a generated page?
No. Pick one you have already published, build one in the Studio, or send the click to the client’s own site. Every option keeps the link on the client’s sending domain.
Where is the page hosted?
On the client’s sending domains, served by the platform. Nothing to set up and no separate host.
Can the page collect information?
Yes. A page can carry a form for a response and you are notified on submission. Forms that build lists are a separate feature, on purpose.
Can I reuse a page across campaigns?
Yes. Published pages are available to any campaign for that client, with results tracked per campaign.
Every campaign deserves its own page.
Generated from the brief, refined in English, served on the client’s own domain.
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