Gatekeep: Password Protect

Gatekeep adds a password lock to the pages you choose. Lock a single page with its own password, or lock the entire site with one password so visitors unlock everything at once. It’s great for sharing client work, private case studies, or a site that isn’t ready yet.

Features

• Lock individual pages, including CMS pages, each with its own password

• Lock the entire site with one shared password

• Let visitors request access in one of two ways:

  • Email: opens their email app with a pre-filled request to you, including the page name and link

  • Framer Form: a ready-made form on the lock screen, sent wherever you choose in the form’s settings, including the page link

• Choose how often visitors are asked: each new session, every visit, or only once

• Customise the lock screen’s title, text, colours and fonts to match your site, from the plugin or Framer’s side panel

• Add a redirect link for visitors without the password, either to one of your pages or anywhere on the web

• Hide locked pages from search engines

• Get warnings if a redirect link leads to another locked page

• Lock pages you add later in one click

How it works Open Gatekeep, choose Entire site or Specific pages, and set a password. Gatekeep adds a small section to each locked page that you’ll only see on the canvas. Publish your site and the lock screen appears for visitors.

Privacy Passwords are never stored. Gatekeep saves a secure, scrambled version instead. The lock screen doesn’t send any visitor data itself. Email requests open the visitor’s own email app, and Framer Form requests are sent by Framer to wherever you set the form to send.