ContactMonkey Pages lets you publish content as a branded, trackable web page that anyone can access — no intranet or IT project required. Build a page in the Email Builder, publish it in one click, and share it by link, QR code, or directly inside an email.
Note: Pages is an add-on. If you don't see the Pages section in your dashboard, contact your Customer Success Manager or email support@contactmonkey.com.
What is ContactMonkey Pages?
ContactMonkey Pages is a no-code tool for publishing standalone web pages — FAQs, benefits hubs, open enrollment guides, or leadership updates — that live beyond the inbox. Pages use the same branding as your emails, are published to a ContactMonkey URL or your own custom subdomain, and report their own view and visitor analytics.
Pages reach employees who don't have a company inbox, such as frontline and deskless workers, and give important content a permanent home.
How to Create a Page
- Click Pages at the top of the ContactMonkey dashboard
- Click New page and build your page using the same blocks you use for email — image, paragraph, and button, etc.
- Arrange your layout. Your account branding is applied automatically.
How to Publish and Share a Page
- Click Pages at the top of the ContactMonkey dashboard
- Select your desired page, then click Publish — your page goes live immediately at a ContactMonkey URL.
- To use your own branded address (for example,
pages.yourbrand.com), enter the required information in the Custom domain section, and follow the DNS instructions - Use the automatically generated QR code to reach frontline or deskless employees. Add it to a poster, badge, or break room screen so anyone can scan it to open the page.
- Share the live URL across any channel — email, Microsoft Teams, Slack, etc.
How to Add a Page to An Email
- Open your draft in the Email Builder
- Insert a Page content block
- Click Insert Page
- Select your desired page
- Click the Page Details tab to customize your page’s button and description
- Click Insert Page
Recipients who open the page button are redirected to the page, and people who arrive by QR code or a shared link reach the same tracked page.
How to Protect a Page with a Password
Turn on the password protection toggle before publishing to gate sensitive internal content. Anyone with the page link must enter the password to view it.
Note: Password protection is the only access control at launch. SSO and identity-provider authentication are planned for a later release.
What Analytics Do Pages Provide?
Each published page reports page views, unique visitors, average session duration, views over time, top outbound link clicks, and a country breakdown. These metrics appear alongside your email campaign analytics, so you can measure the total reach of a piece of content across email and other channels.
Note: At launch, page analytics show anonymous visitor counts. They don't identify which specific recipient viewed a page.