Lesson · Publishing
Publish on your
own domain.
Publishing a Peak Pages page: first on the Peak address, then connect your own domain with a DNS check. With status, roles, versions and the honest limits.
Where do you want to make progress?
Set the SEO title; without it the page cannot be published.
Peak address first.
Then your domain.
Publishing is a deliberate step.
In Peak Pages draft and live version are separate. Only when owners or admins publish is the page reachable on a Peak address, and every publish is saved as a version you can restore. You connect your own domain with a DNS check: you add a TXT record, Peak checks it and shows the status. We make no promises here about uptime or certificates; the status in Peak Pages shows what actually applies to your domain.
Have this ready.
- A fully reviewed page in draft
- The owner or admin role in the workspace
- Access to your domain's DNS settings
The learning path
One page. Three steps to your domain.
Publish on the Peak address
Is the page ready?
- Set the SEO title; without it the page cannot be published.
- Publish the page. It is then reachable on your site's Peak address.
- Open the live page and check it on phone and desktop.
The page is live and the first version is saved.
If you get stuck
When the domain does not connect.
The status stays on “DNS check pending”.
DNS changes sometimes take a while. Check that the TXT record sits exactly under the name shown, and run the check again later.
I cannot see the domain settings.
Domains and site settings are reserved for owners and admins. Members edit pages but do not publish.
Is there an approval before publishing?
No, there is no separate approval loop. Members share a preview link, owners or admins publish.
Your quality check
What you now know about publishing.
Tick what you have checked. Your selection stays in this view only.
0 of 3 points checked
What this article is based on.
Lesson with a made-up example domain. Separate drafts and live versions, versions with restore, publishing by owners and admins and the Peak address exist in Peak Pages today. Connecting your own domain with a DNS check is built; its production setup is not verified yet, so no promises on uptime or certificates.
- Editorial demo
Editorial example with made-up sample data. AI drafts, the section editor, funnels on the Peak Forms engine, booking, consent before trackers, SEO fields, versions and leads in Peak CRM exist in Peak Pages today; everything else is marked as example or planned.
Live, versioned, on your address.
Read next which SEO fields to set before publishing.
Frequently asked questions
How do I prove I own the domain?
With a TXT record at _peak-pages.<your domain>. Peak Pages then shows the status.
Who may connect a domain?
Only the workspace's owners and admins.
Is there an uptime guarantee?
No. We make no promises about uptime or certificates on this page.