In Show&Tour, you’ll often use two different kinds of project pages: Delivery Pages and Websites. Both serve different purposes, depending on who you’re sharing with and how you want the content presented.
What is a Delivery Page?
A Delivery Page is your client-facing handoff page. Think of it as the “package” you deliver after completing a project.
Includes all deliverables: photo galleries with download buttons, videos, virtual tours, floor plans, etc.
Provides links and embed codes for easy access.
Can include an invoice with a link to pay.
Uses a secure, non-guessable link (random characters) so it’s not publicly discoverable.
👉 Example: Delivery Page Example
Best use case: Sending everything your client needs in one private place.
What is a Website?
A Website (previously called “Property Website”) is a public-facing showcase.
Designed to highlight a project in a polished, shareable format.
Includes customizable layouts, branding, agent info, and lead-capture options.
Can display photos, videos, 3D tours, floor plans, maps, and more — all in one place.
👉 Examples:
Best use case: Giving your real estate agent (or other client) a polished marketing tool they can share publicly.
Which One Should I Use?
Use a Delivery Page when you want to hand off all project files, downloads, and invoices securely to your client.
Use a Website when you want to provide your client with a polished, shareable marketing tool for their listing (or any project you want to showcase publicly).
Together, Delivery Pages and Websites give you flexibility: deliver content professionally while also creating powerful marketing tools for your clients.