Tell Tented what you need (a launch page, a registration form, a one-off microsite) and watch a polished, on-brand page appear. Iterate in plain English until it's exactly right, then publish with one click.

Every revision is a message, not a WYSIWYG wrestling match, and for quick touch-ups, click any text and polish it with the inline formatting toolbar.
Ask for a web form and submissions are captured automatically: no external database, no data-flow configuration, no glue code.
Every page publishes instantly to your workspace's domain. Paid plans add custom branded domains and password protection for pages that aren't for everyone.
Drop in images, videos, PDFs, decks, and spreadsheets. Tented weaves them into the page so customers can watch, view, and download.
Start from scratch or from a template your team has already perfected. Any page can become the starting point for the next one.
Technical users can pop the hood any time: a full code editor sits one click away for surgical changes.
Tented builds a personalized page for each contact automatically, then places the link in your email campaigns and journeys or pushes it to the tools you already run. Every prospect lands on a page made for them, not a generic one.
ClayThe details that make generated content ready to ship, not just ready to look at.
Open the template gallery and every starter page is already dressed as your company, from product launches to event pages to gated reports. Choose one and your logo, colors, and details are in place before you type a word, so the first draft looks published.
Each page tracks its own views, form submissions, and connected automations, so a landing page isn't just live, it's measurably working.
Every published page rolls up into one view: total page views trended by day, plus a per-URL breakdown that ranks your pages by traffic. See what is landing and what to build next, without wiring up a separate analytics tool.
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