Questions you probably have.

Yes. That is exactly who LiveSend is built for. Agencies, consultants and B2B teams use it to send performance reports, research decks and proposals on a link they own. You get a branded URL, optional password protection, and a read receipt the moment your client opens it.

Yes, on Pro. Your link looks like livesend.io/yourname/q3-report instead of a random string, so your brand stays front and center. Turn on password protection in one click and only the client with the password gets in. Confidential by default.

Yes. You get an email the moment your document is first opened, plus live analytics in your dashboard: opens, unique viewers, read time, and country. You stop guessing whether your proposal or report was actually read.

If you share AI-generated HTML reports, research or proposals, yes. DocSend flattens everything into a PDF or slide viewer. LiveSend keeps your document fully interactive (live charts, dashboards, animations) on a branded, tracked, password-protected link. Same control over access and analytics, without losing the interactivity.

Vercel and Netlify are for deployed projects with a build step. They require a Git push, a framework, and config. LiveSend is for single HTML files: drop a file, get a permanent URL, track views. No build, no deploy, no config. If you have a static HTML output from an LLM, LiveSend gets it shareable in 30 seconds.

Claude artifact links expire (around 30 days), have no view tracking, no password protection, and no version history. With LiveSend you get a permanent URL, real-time analytics (opens, duration, country), access control, and the ability to update the content without breaking the link.

Documents render inside a sandboxed iframe with sandbox="allow-scripts" only. That means scripts in your shared HTML can run, but they cannot access the parent page or your LiveSend account. There is no same-origin access. You can also delete any document permanently from your dashboard.

No. They open your link, optionally enter their email if you require it, and view. Zero signup for viewers. If you enable password protection on a document, they enter the password once and get a 24h unlock cookie.

Your existing documents stay live. Custom slugs already set on your URLs keep working. Passwords stay enforced on documents that already have one. You lose the ability to set new Pro-gated features on future documents (password, custom expiration, custom slug) and your analytics history drops back to 7 days.

Up to 3MB per HTML file (6MB for Pro). That covers about 99% of LLM-generated HTML including embedded CSS, inline SVGs, and small base64 images. For larger assets, reference them via external CDN URLs inside your HTML.

Yes, with Pro. Fix a number or a paragraph directly in your dashboard, no re-upload, no resend. Every save is versioned and the link always points to the latest version, so the client link you sent last week shows today’s update.

Custom domains are on the roadmap. Today, all documents live at livesend.io/v/... or livesend.io/yourname/your-slug on Pro. Ping us if custom domain is a blocker for you.