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LanderLab hosts your pages for you. There is no server to configure, no deployment step, and no hosting bill separate from your plan. You bring a domain, connect it once, and every page you publish afterwards goes live on it.

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Connecting a domain

Two paths, and the right one depends on where your DNS is managed.

Cloudflare integration

Connect your Cloudflare account and LanderLab configures DNS automatically. Fastest option and the one to use unless you have a reason not to.

Manual DNS

Add CNAME and TXT records at your registrar yourself. Use this when DNS lives somewhere other than Cloudflare.
If you are using Cloudflare, add your account first. That gives LanderLab permission to manage records, which is what removes the manual step later.
When you add a domain through Cloudflare, a nameserver popup appears immediately. If you close it before copying the values, reopen it from the Pending status label next to the domain in your Domains list.
One domain can host many pages on different paths, so you do not need a separate domain per campaign. Most teams run one domain per brand or vertical and organize the rest with paths.

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Publishing a page

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Set your SEO details

Fill in the page title, meta description, and favicon under SEO settings and general settings before going live, not after.
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Publish

Choose your domain and the path the page should live on, then publish. See publish a landing page.
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Republish after every change

Edits, new integrations, and new pixels all stay in preview until you republish.
This is the single most common support question. If a change is not showing on the live URL, or a pixel is not firing, republish before troubleshooting anything else.
To take a page offline without losing it, unpublish it. The page and all its content stay in your workspace and can be republished at any time.

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Domain-level settings

Some things are better configured once per domain than repeated on every page.
  • Global scripts inject tracking pixels, analytics, or custom CSS across every page published on the domain. If you are pasting the same snippet into ten pages, put it here instead.
  • 404 page controls what visitors see at a URL that does not exist. Use the default or point it at your own page.
  • Disable indexing stops search engines from indexing anything on the domain. Standard practice for paid traffic domains, where organic indexing of ad landing pages is usually unwanted.
Turning off indexing on ad domains keeps test pages, variants, and expired offers out of search results, and prevents your landing pages from competing with your main site.

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Exporting a page

Pages are not locked in. Download a landing page as a ZIP with all assets included, to back it up, hand it to a client, or host it elsewhere.

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Organizing many pages

Once you are running more than a handful of campaigns, structure starts to matter.

Folders

Group pages by campaign, funnel, or client inside a workspace.

Workspaces

Separate clients or brands entirely, with their own domains and access control.