To publish your page after you are done working on it, click on Publish Page at the top of the slideout.
You will be presented with multiple publishing options as seen here: https://d.pr/Bugp9W. One of those is "Demo Page".
We offer this option in order for you to be able to test your page before you publish it to your own custom domain as seen here: https://d.pr/VVvRVT. It is a live environment where you can test functionalities such as form submissions, custom code, videos, integrations, lead notification emails, and everything else that is not meant to function in Preview Mode. Note that you should not use pagedemo URLs for any live traffic!
While pages published using the Custom Domain publishing method are served through Google Cloud, pages published using pagedemo.co are served through AWS. If you intend to test your pages for their loading speed, we recommend using the Custom Domain publishing method for the best accuracy. For more details on the page's speed, you can check out article here: https://d.pr/SRkeFA.
Rest assured that no pages can be found by people who do not have the direct URL. A page published on pagedemo.co has the noindex;nofollow tags added to the page source by default, and it cannot be crawled. You can not disable the Hide page from search engines toggle found in the Search & Social tab of the slideout.
For more on how the Search & Social tab works, you can have a look here: https://d.pr/JtAft2.
To give your page a testing URL, click on Demo Page, enter a subdomain in the given text field, then click on Save and Publish, and a modal will appear with the URL of your page.
We do not recommend running ads or any other campaigns to a pagedemo URL. This domain should only be used for testing purposes!
To change this URL when you're ready to go live, Unpublish the page, then Switch Method and select one of the other publishing options.
NOTES:
1. Publishing a page on pagedemo.co should be for demonstration and testing purposes only. Access will be limited to 30 requests / minute / IP. The same rate limit applies to leads.
2. Pages published on pagedemo during the free trial stage will be automatically unpublished after 48 hours.