You want to hide one page. An expired offer, a seasonal promo that's finished, a landing page you're not ready to show yet. Just the one page.

Until now, that was harder than it should have been. People ended up deleting the page and losing all its data, or disconnecting the whole domain and taking the entire site down by accident.

Now there's a simple middle ground. You can take a single page offline and leave everything else exactly as it was.

What you get

You can publish or unpublish one page inside a funnel or website while every other page stays live. Your domain, your SSL, your DNS - none of it is touched. And it's fully reversible, so the page stays editable and you can bring it back anytime.

You'll find the option in the page's menu, both in the page list and inside the builder itself.

How to take a page offline

Open the funnel or website you want to manage and go to its page list. Find the page you want to hide and open its Options menu.

Choose Unpublish. A confirmation dialog appears with a clear banner explaining exactly what taking this page offline will and won't affect, so there are no surprises.

Then you decide what visitors who hit the old URL should see. You have three choices:

• A standard 404 page
• A redirect to another page in the same funnel or website
• A redirect to any external URL you like

Confirm, and the page goes offline straightaway. Visitors see your chosen 404 or redirect, and every other published page carries on as normal. No full-site republish needed.

Seeing a page's status at a glance

Once a page is offline, it shows a clear Unpublished tag in the page list, so you always know what's live and what isn't.

Inside the builder, the header shows a status chip - Live or Unpublished - along with the page's URL and who last changed its status. Handy if more than one person works on your site, because every change is recorded.

Changing where traffic goes later

Already unpublished a page and want to send its traffic somewhere else? Open the page's Options menu and choose Edit Redirect Link. You can update the destination anytime without republishing the page.

Bringing a page back online

Re-publishing works the same way. Select the page, choose Publish, and confirm. It's live again instantly.

If the funnel or website doesn't have a domain attached yet, publishing walks you through selecting, buying, or connecting one and takes the page live, all in a single flow.

Manage it all from the builder too

You don't have to leave the builder to do any of this. Open the pages side panel and each page has a full menu: Edit to rename or change the URL slug, Preview, Clone, Publish or Unpublish, Edit Redirect Link, and Delete. The menu adapts to the page - live pages show Unpublish, offline pages show Publish. The same steps apply in Websites.

A few useful things happening in the background: if an A/B test is running on a page you unpublish, the test stops but all your historic stats are kept. Unpublished pages are also left out of navigation link options automatically, so you won't accidentally point a button at a dead page.

Got an old offer or finished promo sitting live on your site right now? This is a thirty-second job. Take it offline, set the redirect, and leave the rest of your site untouched.