Peak Pages / Marketing agencies

Ten clients, ten brands.Not ten tools.

Agencies build landing pages and funnels for many brands at once. In Peak Pages every client gets their own site with logo, colours and fonts, you save proven sections as team templates, and clients review the draft through their own access.

Your goal for the next step

Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.

Local draft · no product activation

Set up your first client funnel

Local example · nothing is published, no lead is stored.

Many clients. Many brands. One tool.

Brand / Draft / Handover

01Client brand02Client view03Handover

Example / Client project

One client page from brand to handover.

Client brand: Its own site with logo, colours, fonts and brand profile.
Client view: The “Client (funnels)” access to view and comment.
Handover: Enquiries via webhook, CRM push or CSV.

Example with fictional data · not the product interface

For marketing agenciesClient brand → Client view → Handover

Your client project

Which client are you building for next?

Describe client, contact and handover. The preview shows the flow and stores nothing.

Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.

Peak Pages / Start noteLOCAL DRAFT

02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three answers. One client project.

Draft · not yet put together

Client brand: Still open
Client view: Still open
Handover: Still open

Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

Two typical agency briefs

What should the client page deliver?

Pick the brief. Template, client view and handover follow from it.

Paid ads for a client

The client launches a campaign and needs a matching landing page.

The action: The “Agency” or “B2B lead generation” template in the client brand, campaign parameters in the analytics.
The intent: You show the client leads and drop-off per campaign.

Working example / Lead campaign

The campaign page

Template: B2B lead generation (example)
Измерение: Leads per campaign, with consent
Report: CSV export for client reporting

Editorial structure sketch · not a customer reference

The example shows the flow. In Peak Pages you set up one site per client with its own brand.

To the next step

Is this for you?

A clear job. Clear limits.

An agency that
builds pages for many brands.

This is where the example helps.

You build landing pages and funnels for several clients.
Clients should see and comment on drafts without editing.
You want to reuse proven sections as templates.

Local previewPeak Pages

Nothing goes live

What this preview doesn't do.

This preview publishes no page and collects no enquiries.
There is no white label on published pages.
There is no formal approval step before publishing.

From the example to the first client

Set up your next client's site.

Start with the “Agency” or “B2B lead generation” template, add the client brand and invite the contact to view. You connect custom domains with a DNS check.

Start with Peak Pages

Peak Pages / Your next step

Every client gets their brand.

Start with the client whose campaign launches next.

Set up your first client funnel

Local working example

For agencies that build pages for clients.

Enquiries via webhook, CRM push or CSV.

Frequently asked questions

Can my clients see the funnel before it goes live?

Yes. With the client access profile the client sees the funnels and comments on them. There is no separate approval step; owners and admins publish.

Can I send leads to my client's CRM?

Yes, through webhooks or the hand-off to an external CRM. They also land in Peak CRM as a contact with an opportunity.

Is there white label?

Not for Peak Pages. Your pages carry your client's design; Peak Pages itself cannot be rebranded.