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After recording, you can customize your Sendspark video landing page in four ways: write a header above the video, add a message below it, turn on a call-to-action button, and set brand styles with your logo and colors. All four work on any paid plan, including Solo. Serving the page from your own domain and removing Sendspark branding are separate, and start on Growth.

Key takeaways

  • Four customization options: a header title, a message, a call-to-action button, and brand styles.
  • The title appears directly above the video, and the message appears right below it.
  • The CTA button can link to a calendar link, phone number, text message, or URL link.
  • Brand styles (logo and colors) are set once and apply to all video messages and requests in your workspace.
  • The title, message, call-to-action, and brand styles all work on any paid plan, Solo included. A custom domain and removing Sendspark branding start on Growth.
  • Two player behaviours are set in workspace settings rather than on the video: autoplay, which starts the video muted when the page opens, and captions.
After recording your video, you can edit your video’s landing page in these ways:
  1. Write a header above your video
  2. Add a message below your video
  3. Use the Call-to-Actionbutton
  4. Set Global Styles
Note that to use any of these features you need to be at least under the Solo Plan. Two more settings change how the page behaves for viewers, and both live in workspace settings rather than on the video itself. Autoplay starts the video as soon as someone opens the page, and captions can be switched on for videos you record from then on. To get started using video landing pages, read the article or watch the video!

1. Write a Header above your video

Write a header to set the scene for your video. This will appear directly above your video. The Customize panel's Header field above the video

2. Add a Message below your video

Add a message to drive home key points in your message. This will appear right below your video. The Customize panel's Message field, which appears below the video

3. Use a call-to-action button

Toggle on the Call-to-Action button to add a button below your video. Refer to these guides for using a calendar link, phone number, text message, or URL link. If you want viewers to answer questions rather than click through, a Dynamic Video Campaign landing page can embed a Paperform directly below the video instead. The Call-to-Action section with Button Text and URL fields

4. Set Global Styles

Add your own logo and brand colors to customize the look and feel of your Sendspark videos. The Set Global Styles panel with logo upload, page text colours and call-to-action colours, beside a live preview You will only have to set your styles once to have them appear on all video messages and requests in your workspace. Learn more about setting global styles here.

Frequently asked questions

No. Autoplay videos start muted, because most browsers block autoplay with sound and a silent start is less disruptive. If your video relies on AI Voice Cloning in a Dynamic Video, turn autoplay off so viewers press play and actually hear it.
Yes, from Manage Workspace in your Sendspark menu. It’s a global setting that applies to videos recorded afterwards, so existing videos are unaffected. See enable or disable captions.
The title, message, call-to-action, and brand styles are available on any paid plan, including Solo. What starts on Growth is serving the page from your own custom domain and removing Sendspark branding.
The title appears directly above your video to set the scene, and the message appears right below your video to drive home key points.
Toggle on the Call-to-Action button to add a button below your video. It can link to a calendar link, phone number, text message, or URL link. With a URL you can also make the button download a file, by pointing it at a direct-download Dropbox or Google Drive link.
No. You set your logo and brand colors once, and they apply to all video messages and requests in your workspace. See setting global styles for more.
Updated August 2026.