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Landing Page URL Customization

What Are URL Options?​

URL options are special codes you can add to the end of a web address to customize how a page behaves. Think of them like settings that you can turn on or off by including them in the link.

These options use what's called URL query parameters - they're the part of a web address that comes after a question mark (?). They help you create direct links to specific parts of the signup process without needing to write complex code.

How URL Options Work​

Instead of users having to navigate through multiple pages, these options let you:

  • Skip directly to the part of the process they need
  • Pre-fill information you already have about them
  • Customize what they see on the page
  • Track where signups are coming from

Available Options​

blankLandingPage=true​

What it does: Hides everything except the signup dialog box.

When to use it: Perfect when you want to show only one specific product instead of the full product carousel and landing page content.

Best used with: bundleLink to show just one product option.

bundleLink=product-name​

What it does: Automatically selects and opens a specific product from the carousel.

How to format: Use the product name in "kebab-case" (lowercase with hyphens instead of spaces).

Example: To select "Compounded Semaglutide," use bundleLink=compounded-semaglutide

email=encoded-email-address​

What it does: Pre-fills the email field with the patient's email address.

Why it's helpful: Prevents patients from using a different email than what you have in your system.

Important: Email addresses must be "URL encoded" (special characters are converted to codes).

  • test@example.com becomes test%40example.com
  • The @ symbol becomes %40

inescapableFlow=true​

What it does: Prevents users from closing the dialog boxes (except with the browser back button).

When to use it: Combine with blankLandingPage=true to prevent users from ending up on a blank screen if they try to close the dialog.

jumpToQuestionnaire=true​

What it does: Skips the product information and goes straight to the qualification questions.

When to use it: When patients are coming from a page that already explained the product details, so you can avoid showing them the same information twice.

promo=discount-code​

What it does: Automatically applies a promotional code.

How it works: The code is applied without the user having to type it in.

Note: Use only codes provided by CareGLP support staff. (Lose15 shown in the example is not a real code)

phone=encoded-phone-number​

What it does: Pre-fills the phone number field.

Format requirements:

  • Use international format: +12258675309 for US numbers
  • URL encode the + symbol: + becomes %2B
  • Final result: %2B12258675309

signupSuccessRedirectURL=encoded-destination-url​

What it does: Sends users to a specific page after they complete signup.

Common uses:

  • Thank you pages
  • Confirmation pages
  • Your main website

Important: The destination URL must be URL encoded.

  • https://www.google.com becomes https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com

testMode=true​

What it does: Creates a test signup without processing payment.

When to use it: For testing your integration or training purposes.

What happens: Support staff will know this isn't a real patient case.

Example: Complete URL​

Here's an example that combines several options to create a focused signup experience:

https://app.careglp.com/partner/careglp-demo?bundleLink=compounded-semaglutide&blankLandingPage=true&jumpToQuestionnaire=true&inescapableFlow=true&signupSuccessRedirectURL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com

What this example does:

  1. Shows only Compounded Semaglutide (bundleLink=compounded-semaglutide)
  2. Hides the full landing page (blankLandingPage=true)
  3. Goes straight to questions (jumpToQuestionnaire=true)
  4. Prevents dialog closing (inescapableFlow=true)
  5. Redirects to Google after signup (signupSuccessRedirectURL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com)

Tips for Using URL Options​

Combining Options​

  • Connect multiple options with & (ampersand)
  • Start the first option with ? (question mark)

URL Encoding Quick Reference​

When you need to encode URLs or email addresses:

  • @ becomes %40
  • + becomes %2B
  • / becomes %2F
  • : becomes %3A

Always use testMode=true when testing to avoid creating real patient cases.

Embedding in Your Website​

These URLs can be embedded in iframes to create seamless signup forms within your existing website.

Getting Help​

For questions about:

  • Which product names to use with bundleLink
  • Valid promotional codes for the promo parameter
  • Technical implementation assistance

Contact CareGLP support for guidance and the most up-to-date information.