Describe
Give your agent the launch brief.
Connect Go through an MCP-capable client such as Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor. Provide your audience, offer, brand website, and form fields.
From a prompt to a working page.
Build
Create the page and connect its form.
Your agent writes the HTML, CSS, and form experience. Go supplies hosting, submission validation, and lead capture.
Review
Share a private preview.
Publish passcode-protected and noindex for review. Public access and search indexing are separate decisions.
Launch
Go public. Check the handoff.
Choose public access when ready. Submit a deliberate test lead, then inspect its captured fields, attribution, and delivery diagnostics.
Everything behind the landing page.
Your brand as the starting point
Extract logos, colors, typography, spacing, and component cues from your website. Your agent uses those references to design the page.
Reusable assets and drafts
Save brand assets for future pages and duplicate a draft for another campaign variation.
Forms built for your offer
Define required fields and allowed answers for early access, demos, or qualification. Go validates submissions; your agent designs the visitor experience.
Campaign context with every lead
Capture campaign parameters, referrers, and supported advertising click identifiers. Keep first campaign touch separate from latest campaign touch.
Version history and recovery
Publish updates as new versions, restore earlier content, or take a page offline while retaining its published history.
Delivery you can inspect
Check whether configured integration sends were delivered, skipped, or failed. Destination acceptance does not guarantee a populated analytics report.
Before your first launch.
What is HappyFox Go?
HappyFox Go is a landing-page backend for your AI agent. Your agent writes the design, HTML, CSS, and visitor-facing form. Go hosts published pages, validates submissions, captures leads and attribution, and handles configured delivery and diagnostics.
Can I review a page privately before launch?
Yes. Publishing defaults to passcode protection and noindex. You can use a shared site passcode or a page-specific passcode, then choose public access and search indexing separately.
Can I update or restore a published page?
Yes. Update the draft and publish a new version. Go keeps published version history and can restore earlier content as a new version.
Which integrations does Go support?
Go supports PostHog, Google Analytics 4, CookieYes, Google Ads offline conversion CSV exports, and HappyFox CRM Deal Intake. Delivery depends on destination configuration and the required consent, identity, or attribution.
Does Go upload conversions to Google Ads automatically?
No. Go generates eligible offline conversion CSV files for manual upload. It does not create Google Ads conversion actions.
What happens when a visitor declines optional measurement?
On CookieYes-managed sites, lead capture and operational CRM handoff continue. Managed GA4 and PostHog scripts and backend conversion delivery require recorded Analytics consent; Google Ads exports require recorded Advertisement consent.
How does Go send leads to HappyFox CRM?
Configure a HappyFox CRM Deal Intake endpoint and explicitly map extra form answers to existing Deal custom fields. CRM matches or creates Accounts and Contacts and creates Deals. Go exposes delivery diagnostics; CRM lifecycle updates do not sync back to Go.
Do I need a visual page builder?
Go is operated through MCP tools. Connect an MCP-capable agent such as Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor to author the page and perform setup, publishing, and inspection.