Generally, yes. Password protection lets you create pages that only people with the right password can access. It's good for client portals, private content, and more.

Password-protected page example

Common uses

  • A client resources page with contracts, onboarding documents, or files
  • A wholesale pricing page for trade clients only
  • An internal team page with resources or schedules
  • A private portfolio section shown only to prospects

Platform notes

  • Squarespace: Built-in password protection per page. Easiest platform for this. You set the password yourself in the page settings and change it anytime.
  • Webflow: Password protection is available on paid plans. Set per-page directly in the Designer.
  • Wix: Individual page permissions can restrict pages to logged-in members. Full members area requires the Wix Members app, which adds some complexity.
  • WordPress: Native per-post/page password protection is built in. For more robust access control (user roles, member tiers), a plugin like MemberPress or Restrict Content Pro is used.
  • Custom HTML sites: Password protection isn't available on custom HTML sites without a backend. If you need private content on a custom site, we'd recommend migrating that section to a CMS platform or using a linked Squarespace or Webflow page for the protected content.

Is it included in my plan?

Password protection is included if it falls under a support provider above. It isn't a substitute for a full membership platform. If you need individual user accounts, subscriptions, etc., it falls under our e-commerce and custom development scope.

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