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Your public pages and your own domain

Set up the page you send people to, theme it as your brand rather than ours, and point your own domain at it.

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Your public pages are yours, not a co-branded version of ours. They carry your name, your brand and — if you want — your domain, and they share nothing with ClickHomes but the behaviour underneath: the same accessibility, the same consent handling, the same lead capture.

Setting up

  1. Complete the profile that feeds it

    The page is generated from your profile. Sparse profile, sparse page — there is no separate content to write.

    Profile
  2. Choose your theme

    Colours and type are yours to set. Contrast is checked, so a combination that fails legibility is not offered — it is your brand, but it still has to be readable.

    Public pages
  3. Preview it as a stranger, on a phone

    Preview renders exactly what a visitor gets. Check the intent pages too — buy, sell and lease each have their own — because campaigns usually point at one of those rather than the front page.

    Preview
  4. Point your domain at it

    Bring your own domain by adding the DNS records shown. Certificates are issued automatically once the records resolve, which usually takes minutes but can take a few hours.

    Public pages