Publishing & Hosting

Unlike Paminga Forms and CTAs, which you embed into pages on your own website, landing pages are hosted by Paminga. There's no embed code — when you publish a landing page, it goes live on one of your landing page domains and is immediately reachable from anywhere on the internet.

Draft vs. Published

Every landing page has two states:

• Draft: Your in-progress changes. Drafts can be auto-saved as you work, and you can leave the builder and come back without losing anything. Drafts are not visible to the public.
• Published: The version that's currently live on the web. This is what visitors see when they hit your page's URL.

This separation means you can rework an existing landing page without affecting the version your prospects are visiting today. Your draft changes don't go live until you click Publish.

Draft vs. Published

If you have unpublished changes, the Publish button will be enabled. If not, the Publish button will be gray and disabled.

Publishing

When your changes are ready, click the "Publish" button. Paminga will:

1. Validate the page (and refuse to publish if there are errors — for example, incomplete translations)
2. Deploy the published version to Paminga's hosting infrastructure
3. Make the new version immediately available at your page's public URL

There's no manual cache-busting step. The next visitor to hit your page sees the new version.

Your Page's Public URL

Your published landing page lives at:

https://{hosting-domain}/{path}

For a page with a path of "spring-webinar-2026" published on events.paminga.com, that's:

https://events.paminga.com/spring-webinar-2026

The hosting domain and path are set in Page Settings.

note

Renaming a page after it's been published changes the slug, which changes the URL. Any existing links to the old URL — in emails you've sent, ads, social posts, or third-party sites — will stop resolving. Update or redirect them before renaming a published page.

SSL

Every page Paminga hosts is served over HTTPS. SSL certificates are issued and renewed automatically.

Tracking

Paminga's tracking beacon is automatically applied to every published landing page. You don't need to add it manually, and you don't need to add anything to Page Settings to enable it.

Visits, identified prospects, form submissions, and CTA interactions on the page all flow into Paminga the moment they happen.

Unpublishing

Publishing is the only path that pushes a page live. There is currently no "unpublish" toggle — if you need to take a page down, delete it from the Landing Pages listing.

tip

If a page is part of an active campaign and you want to retire it gracefully, replace its body with a "this page has moved" message and republish, then delete it after the redirect window has passed.