When we launched Microsites earlier this year, we had a simple belief:

The way professionals share work is broken.

Reports get buried in email.
Proposals get skimmed.
Decks lose impact the moment they leave your screen.

Attaching a file and hoping for the best isn’t a strategy.

So we built something better.

A platform that turns documents into shareable, interactive web pages —
✔ Branded to your client
✔ Trackable in real time
✔ Editable without re-exporting

This week, we crossed 600 microsites created.

And what we’ve learned has been powerful.

What 600 Microsites Taught Us

The surprise wasn’t how many were created.

It was who used them — and how.

Consultants and agencies? Yes.

But also:

• Sales teams replacing one-pagers with living proposals

• Startups turning pitch decks into investor-ready links

• Operations teams creating internal reports people actually read

The common thread?

Everyone was tired of sending static files into the void —
with no idea if anyone opened them, let alone engaged with them.

A Link, Not a File

A PDF is a dead artifact.

A microsite is a living experience.

You can update it tomorrow.
You can see how it’s performing.
You can refine it without sending another email.

We’ve watched users go from:

“Let me try this for one report…”

to

“We use this for every client deliverable now.”

And the feedback is consistent:

“Clients actually engage with these.”
“They click through.”
“They share internally.”
“That never happened with PDFs.”

That’s the shift.

This isn’t about technology.

It’s about whether your work gets the attention it deserves.

What’s Next

600 is a milestone — not the destination.

We’re doubling down on:

• AI-powered editing through natural conversation

• Expanded branding controls for full consistency

• Deeper analytics so you know exactly how your work lands

If you haven’t tried Microsites yet, now’s the time.

Upload a PDF. A spreadsheet. A Word doc.
See what happens when your deliverables come alive.

Stop sending files.
Start sending links.