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How to restrict sales page access and redirect visitors automatically

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Written by Eduardo Stewart
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Would you like your sales page to be available only for a limited time and then automatically redirect visitors to a different page? You can easily achieve this by setting page access restrictions and redirection settings.

Step 1: Access Your Sales Page Settings

  1. Open your sales funnel and locate the sales page you wish to edit.

  2. a) Hover over the page card, click the vertical ellipsis (⋮) to display available actions, then select Access restrictions.
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    b) Alternatively, hover over the page card and click Edit to open it in the page editor.
    → In the page editor, click on Advanced settings at the top left
    → Select Funnel page access settings

Step 2: Configure Access Restrictions

You can restrict access in three different ways depending on your objective:

1. Set a Time-Based Access Period with Redirection

In the Access Restrictions section:

  • Access Period: Set the start and end dates during which the page should be accessible.

  • Redirection: Select Redirect to page or Redirect to URL and set the destination page or URL. This redirection will apply outside the defined access window.

2. Restrict Access Based on Registration Date

In the Restrict access after squeeze page registration section:

  • Allow access only a certain amount of time after a visitor signs up via your funnel’s squeeze page – e.g., 5 days (i.e., the visitor will only be able to access the page when 5 days have passed following their registration).

  • Redirect users to another page if they haven’t registered or if the page isn’t yet available to them.

  • Set a redirection to handle these cases.

3. Apply an Access Limit Based on User Activity

In the Apply access limit section:

  • Limit access based on the number of days after the page is first loaded or after registration.

  • Recommended: Use either:

    • X days after the page is first loaded

    • X days after registration

This will allow you to set a page access deadline, after which the page will be inaccessible.

Note: Avoid using the “On a fixed date” option for this setup.

Example:

  • Make the page accessible for 2 days after a visitor loads it for the first time. This means visitors will have access to the page for 2 days after loading the page for the first time.

  • Set the action to be taken when the page is no longer accessible (e.g., redirect to your second sales page).

  • After 2 days, visitors will be redirected to your second sales page.

Step 3: Add a Countdown Timer (Optional)

  1. Open your sales page in the page editor.

  2. Drag and drop the Countdown Timer element onto your page.

  3. Under End of Countdown, choose Based on page access limit.
    This displays a live countdown until the user loses access.

Additional Option: Enable Permanent Redirection

If you want the page to always redirect visitors to another page (regardless of access settings):

  • In the Activate redirection section, toggle the checkbox and select the page or set the URL you want visitors to be redirected to.

Important Notes

  • Always test your configuration to ensure it works as expected.

  • Refer to the information icons (i) in the interface for helpful contextual tips.

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