Deploying the Agent as a Standalone Page
Last updated: August 11, 2026
Use a standalone page when you want to share a full-page Marketing Agent experience without embedding the widget on a website.
The standalone page is useful for campaigns, sales outreach, internal review, and testing the agent before a website deployment is complete.
Before You Start
The agent has been created in Docket.
The agent experience has been reviewed in Preview.
You know where the standalone page link will be shared.
Open the Standalone Page Section
Log in to app.docketai.com.
Click Marketing Agent Configuration in the left sidebar.
Select the agent.
Open the Deploy tab.
Find Standalone Page.
The Deploy tab describes this section as a way to share or host the link for a full-page AI Agent experience.

Copy the Standalone Page URL

Click Copy URL to copy the standalone page link for the selected agent.
Use the copied URL in places where a direct full-page agent experience makes sense, such as:
Email campaigns.
Sales outreach.
Event follow-up messages.
Internal review links.
Campaign landing-page CTAs.
QR codes for events or printed material.
Send the Link to a Web Admin
Use Email to Web Admin when someone else owns the page, campaign, or website where the standalone page link will be used.
Include context for the web admin, such as:
Where the link should appear.
Which CTA text should point to the standalone page.
Whether the link is for staging, testing, or production.
When the link should go live.
Standalone Page vs Website Widget
Option | Best For | Requires Website Script |
|---|---|---|
Standalone Page | Direct links, campaigns, outreach, internal review | No |
Website Widget | Always-on website engagement | Yes |
Use the standalone page when the visitor should land directly in the agent experience. Use the website widget when the agent should appear on your existing website pages.
Validate Before Sharing
Before sending the standalone page broadly:
Open the link in a clean browser session.
Confirm the agent opens correctly.
Confirm the greeting, persona, and branding are correct.
Test the main visitor path, including any handoff, CTA, or meeting-booking flow.
Confirm any IP Access Rules are intentional.
Verify the Standalone Page
Open the copied Standalone Page URL in a private browser window.
Confirm the intended agent loads and can complete a short text interaction.
Test microphone access when the agent uses Voice & Text mode.
Confirm slides, videos, CTAs, and meeting booking behave as configured.
Repeat from an allowed and blocked network when IP Access Rules are enabled.
Troubleshooting the Standalone Page
Problem | What to check |
|---|---|
URL does not load | Copy the current URL again from the intended agent's Deploy tab. |
Access is denied | Review IP Access Rules and the test network's public IP address. |
Microphone is unavailable | Use HTTPS and allow microphone access in the browser. |
Wrong agent appears | Replace the shared link with the URL from the intended agent. |