Put calculators, landing page tests and campaign reports from an AI chat on your own domain
The calculator somebody built in Claude this morning can be on your company's domain this afternoon, approved by somebody else first, in a library the rest of the team can find it in.
On an address with your company's name
Serve a site from a name you own, such as tools.yourcompany.com: add a CNAME and a TXT record at your registrar, and Solta checks for them every five minutes and issues the certificate. Your own domain comes with Pro and Team, and Team has no limit on how many.
On Pro and Team.Read more: Serving a site from your own domainThe feature: Your own domain
Or inside a page you already have
Each site's Embed dialog gives a two-line snippet: a frame that matches its height to the content and sets no cookies. Embeds are on every plan. On Free they carry a small mark in the corner, and choosing which domains may frame the site comes with Pro and Team.
Every site is served from a hostname of its own, so code built in a chat cannot read your website's cookies, storage or page.
On every plan.Read more: Embedding a site in a web pageThe feature: Embeds
One library the whole team publishes into
In a Team workspace, what anyone publishes belongs to the team: one library, storage pooled across the workspace, and sites that keep serving on the same links when the person who made them leaves.
Only your team, on Team, lets in everyone in the workspace and nobody else, which is where a page can sit while it is being worked on. A seat is somebody who publishes; colleagues who only read and comment are free.
On Team.Read more: Working together: roles, seats and approvalThe feature: Workspaces
A second pair of eyes before anything goes live
With approval on, publishing becomes a request: the live page keeps serving what it served until somebody other than the person who sent it approves the new version. Approval can be turned on site by site on Pro and Team, and on Team a workspace can make it the default for every new site.
On Pro and Team.Read more: Working together: roles, seats and approvalThe feature: Approval
Views, visitors and where they came from, without cookies
Each site's analytics show views and visitors by day, compared with the period before, with countries, devices, pages and the referring domain. There is no cookie and no identifier, and nothing is stored per visitor.
Pages are counted by their address without anything after a ?, so campaign parameters do not show up, and referrers are shown by domain only. How far back you can look: the last 30 days on Free, the last year on Pro, and all of it on Team.
On every plan.Read more: What a site's analytics showThe feature: Analytics
Templates to start from
Solta's own templates, to open, remix and make yours.
- ROI calculator templateSliders, a payback period and a three-year chart, with the numbers carried in the link.
- Campaign report templateResults against goal, channel and weekly charts, the funnel and the top creatives.
- Pricing quiz templateA short “which plan fits you” quiz that recommends a plan and says why.
A pricing calculator, from a chat to your domain
This uses a shared library, Only your team and a workspace's approval default, so it needs Team.
- A marketer builds an ROI calculator in Claude and publishes it into the team's workspace, where the workspace's defaults start it as Only your team, with approval on.
- Two colleagues open it and leave comments pinned to the parts they want changed.
- The marketer asks Claude for the changes. The new version is saved as a draft, and the link keeps serving the old one.
- They send it for review, and the team lead approves and publishes it.
- In Who can open this, it becomes Public, and it is served on the company's own domain.
- A week later, its analytics show views by day and which domains sent the visitors.
Questions people ask
Can a calculator collect leads?
Yes, with every plan. The page posts a form to its own address, you turn that form on in Site settings → Forms, and answers arrive in an Answers tab with a CSV button. Webhooks, on Pro and Team, can send each one on as it arrives.
Does it track visitors with cookies?
Not on the sites you publish. Their analytics use no cookie, no identifier and no fingerprint, and keep totals only. Solta's own pages on solta.now are counted differently, with consent, and that never runs on a site you publish.
Can I see which campaign a visitor came from?
Only by the referring domain, such as linkedin.com. Campaign parameters after a ? are not recorded, and nothing follows one visitor from page to page.
Try it with your own file
No account needed. Paste it or drop it, and the link is yours to keep once you claim it.
Or publish it from the chat
Add Solta to Claude or ChatGPT once, then ask in any conversation to publish what it built. The link comes back in the chat.