The post worked: the comments are stacking up and every one of them wants the guide. Now the freebie has to go somewhere you can actually DM — not a public download anyone can grab, not a funnel you have to stand up first. Drop the lead magnet — the one-page guide, the swipe file, the mini-template — and get a private link in seconds. Paste that one URL into every reply. It opens in any browser, asks the recipient for no account, and on a paid plan it never expires and sits on your own domain.
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Export the freebie as a self-contained HTML file — or zip the guide with its images and fonts — and drop it in. You get a private, unguessable link in seconds: no funnel builder, no email-gate tool, no embed code, no deploy. The work is the magnet itself, not the plumbing around it.
Paste that link into every reply and DM. It opens in any browser with no sign-in on their end, and it stays off search, so the freebie reaches the people who asked for it instead of sitting in a public feed where the whole point — earning the DM — leaks away.
Want the freebie to earn an email? Turn on the email gate: the guide shows blurred until the visitor drops their email (plus a few fields you pick), and you export the leads to CSV — a soft gate, capped by plan, no ESP wiring. On a paid plan the link never expires and can sit on your own domain, so one URL keeps delivering across every "comment and I'll DM you" post you run — and detailed analytics show how many people actually opened it, not just how many commented.
Drop the freebie — a single HTML file, or a ZIP with its assets — and you get a private link to hand out in DMs. There's no funnel builder to wire up, no landing-page tool, no email gate standing between the comment and the file. You paste one URL, and whoever has it opens it in the browser with no account.
On the free plan, links self-destruct after 7 days — fine for a one-off drop, but not for an evergreen freebie. On Solo ($4.99/mo) and up, links never expire, so the same URL keeps delivering across every "comment and I'll DM you" post you run.
Yes, on Studio ($14.99/mo) — a custom domain plus white-label, so the freebie reads as yours, not a third-party host. On Solo and free it's still a clean private link; Studio is what puts it on your own domain.
Yes — turn on the email gate and the freebie shows blurred behind a prompt until the visitor enters their email (plus up to four fields you choose). You see the captured leads in your dashboard and export them to CSV. Two honest caveats: it's a soft gate — over your plan's cap the visitor still gets in, the capture is just skipped — and there's no direct sync to a mailing tool or CRM yet, so the CSV is how the emails leave. Captures are capped per plan: 15 on Free, 500 on Solo ($4.99/mo), unlimited on Studio ($14.99/mo). If you need addresses written straight into your ESP or the download hard-gated, that still wants a real backend like Vercel or Netlify.
Detailed analytics (Solo and up) show opens, so you can tell how a drop is landing before you scale the post. And before you go live, share the link with a collaborator and use Review to pin comments straight onto the page — they need no account, and you resolve each note in place. Review is free to use on every plan.
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