Customise your referral page, forms, and share widgets.
The Referral Link Page category covers the public-facing pages people see when they join or respond to your referral program. In Referral Factory, these pages help turn customer advocacy into a clear action: sign up, share, or submit referred lead details.
Use this section when you want your referral experience to feel on brand and easy to understand. The articles cover page copy, forms, widgets, custom domains, branding, and the small details that make a referral program feel trustworthy.
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It is the hosted page connected to your campaign where referrers or invited friends can take the next step. Depending on your setup, it may collect referrer details, explain the reward, capture referred leads, or show sharing options.
Yes. Referral Factory lets you adjust the copy, colors, images, form fields, sharing options, and branding so the page matches your campaign and business. Higher-tier setups can also use custom domains or more advanced page options.
That depends on the campaign goal. Some programs convert best with a dedicated Referral Factory page because the reward and next step are clear. Others send referred leads to a website or product flow after the referral is captured.
Use a short explanation, a specific reward, a simple form, and language that makes the invite feel helpful rather than spammy. The page should make it obvious who gets rewarded and what the invited friend needs to do.
If a referral link shows a white screen, 404 error, or fails to load, work through this checklist to identify and fix the cause.
You can fully customise the landing page that potential leads see when they visit a referral link.
All referral pages on the Starter and Basic plans show a small "Powered by Referral Factory" badge in the footer.
This is intentional — and it's actually what makes Referral Factory more effective than most referral tools.
The Referral Link Page editor is found under Invite Leads → Referral Link Page in the left sidebar.
By default, every referral link uses a Referral Factory subdomain in the format:
Referral codes let you track referrals when a link is not the best handoff, and can also be used with Stripe checkout when you want code redemption and coupon discounts in one flow.
How to log into your Referral Factory dashboard using a password, magic link, Google, or SSO — and how to reset your password if you've forgotten it.
What works and what doesn't when it comes to UTM parameters, Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, and other tracking tools on your referral pages.
How referrers sign up, log in, and use the branded referrer portal to find their referral link and track their referrals.
