Pages

Pages gives your workspace a public home for documents, ticket intake, customer threads, and booking links.

You can use a Bnder subdomain such as company.bnder.page or, with Pro, a custom domain you own.

Branding

Each domain can have its own:

  • Display name and logo
  • Primary and secondary colors
  • Background and text colors
  • Background image
  • Light or dark color preset

The branding is also used by public documents, ticket pages, ticket email, and the browser favicon where applicable.

Public language and entry point

Choose the language used for Bnder buttons, messages, forms, and page metadata. Content written by your workspace, such as document text, project names, ticket fields, and status labels, is shown as written and is not translated automatically.

Choose what visitors see when they open the bare domain:

  • Public documents
  • New ticket

You can also choose a default project. If that project is no longer public, visitors return to the available project selection.

Domain limits

Bnder subdomain and custom-domain capacity depends on paid seats. Custom domains require Pro. The Pages settings screen shows the workspace's current capacity and usage.

Create a Bnder subdomain

You need the Manage settings permission.

  1. Open Workspace Settings → Pages.
  2. Select Create Page.
  3. Choose Bnder subdomain.
  4. Enter the subdomain and display name.
  5. Configure branding, public language, entry point, and optional default project.
  6. Select Create.

If a name is already used or the workspace reached its limit, choose another name or free a domain slot.

Connect a custom domain

You need Pro, Manage settings, and access to your DNS provider.

  1. Open Workspace Settings → Pages.
  2. Select Create Page, then Custom domain.
  3. Enter the hostname and display name.
  4. Configure branding, language, and entry point.
  5. Add the DNS records shown by Bnder.
  6. Wait for ownership and SSL checks to complete.

DNS changes can take up to 48 hours. Do not use the domain for customer links until it is marked active.

Tickets on Pages

Ticket emails use the project's selected Pages domain and branding when available. Public ticket creation, secure ticket threads, customer login, and unsubscribe pages also run on Pages.

See Ticket Setup and Public Ticket Portal.

Booking links use paths on your Pages domain and share its branding.

See Booking Links and Create Booking Links.

Sessions and usage

A session counts when a visitor opens a public Pages experience. Viewing multiple documents in the same visit does not create a session for every document. Secure ticket thread refreshes are excluded.

Current hourly and monthly usage appears in Workspace Settings → Pages and Plans & Seats. If the limit is reached, visitors see an explanatory message until capacity becomes available again.