Available on: Personal plan and above (legacy plans: Starter plan and above)
Here's how to protect your site with a password and restrict who can view it.
Once password protection is turned on, visitors need to enter the password to view your site.
You can design the password entry page however you like, which makes this great for members-only sites or portfolio sites that include private work.
Note: Password protection can't be set on a per-page basis.
If a visitor closes their browser app after entering the password, the authentication is reset. They'll need to enter the password again the next time they visit.
Create a password page
Before turning on password protection, create the page where visitors will enter the password (the password page).
Each project can have only one password page. If your project already has one, you can't add another.
Add a "Password page."
Select [Password page] when adding a page, or change the page type of an existing page to [Password page].
Design the password page.
If you accidentally delete the password input form, you can add it back from the Add panel > Basic > Form parts, then choose the [password] part.
Note: Password pages don't support dynamic lists. Even if you place one in the design editor, it won't appear on your published site.
Turn on password protection
Protect your site with a password
Go to your project dashboard and select [Settings] at the top of the screen.
Select [General] on the left, then click the [Settings] button under [Password protection].
In the confirmation dialog, select [Protect the published site with a password] and enter the password you want to use. Passwords must be 8–30 characters and can only contain letters and numbers.
Publish your site.
If your site is already live, update the site to apply the change to the published version.
Until the change is applied, your project dashboard will show a message letting you know you need to publish or update.
After entering the password, visitors will land on the page whose [Page type] is [Home]. If your project doesn't have a [Home] page, the topmost page in the Page panel will be shown instead.
Turn off password protection
Note: When you turn off password protection, your site is unpublished at the same time.
In your project dashboard, select [Settings] at the top of the screen.
Select [General] on the left, then click the [Settings] button under [Password protection].
Click the [Settings] button under [Site protection settings].
Select [Don't protect the published site with a password], then click [Save].
In the confirmation dialog, confirm that your site will be unpublished, then click the [Change] button.
Once the change is saved, password protection is turned off and the password page automatically switches to private.
Change the password
Here's how to change a password you've already set.
In your project dashboard, select [Settings] at the top of the screen.
Select [General] on the left, then click the [Settings] button under [Password protection].
Click the [Settings] button under [Site protection settings].
Enter the new password under [Edit password], then save.
Update your site to apply the change.
Things to keep in mind
About sitemaps
On a password-protected site, the sitemap includes only the password page. Search engines can crawl the password page only.Downgrading to the Personal plan or lower
If you're downgrading to the Mini plan, turn off password protection first.
If you switch plans while it's still on, your published site will automatically be unpublished at that moment.
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