Sharing your page

There are two ways to share on SievePage: send your page link, or invite friends with your referral link. The Share button on your page opens all of them in one place.

Share your page link

Open Share and copy your page link (sieve.page/yourusername), or post it straight to X. Anyone on the internet can view your public page, and only you can edit it. This is the link to put in your bios and pinned posts.

Streaming on Twitch? Share can also turn your page into a panel image for your About tab. See Put your SievePage on your Twitch channel.

Share a commission request link

Share also has a Commission request link. It opens your request form as soon as someone lands on your page. Put it in your bio or on your commission sheet.

The link shows up in Share only while you are taking requests on your page: your status is Open or Waitlist. See Taking commission requests.

Use it on Carrd or in place of a Google Form

• Carrd: keep it and add a button linked to your Commission request link.
• Google Forms: swap in your request link wherever you shared the form. Requests reach your queue instead of a spreadsheet.

Put your status on Carrd

In Share, pick Show your status, then Website. Tap Copy for Carrd and paste it into a Carrd Embed.

For a Carrd Image element, copy the Image link instead. Link the image to your page and add alt text like "My commission status".

See what visitors see

The See your page as visitors do button in your page's status row opens your page the way an anonymous visitor gets it: only the card details you've marked visible to clients.

Invite friends, you both get Pro

Your Share panel also has your personal referral link. When a friend signs up through it, they get extra Pro time, and you earn a free month of Pro for every friend who sets up their page, up to six months.

This is the same reward described on the Plans and pricing page, just shared from wherever you share your page.

Put your SievePage on your Twitch channel

Turn your page into a Twitch panel image for your About tab: styled in your Look, showing your commission status, and linking back to your page.

Make your panel in SievePage

1. Open your page and hit Share.
2. Pick Show your status, then Twitch panel.
3. Your panel appears in your page's Look: your avatar, your name, your commission status, and your page link, already sized for Twitch.
4. Hit Download PNG to save the image, and Copy to grab your page link for the panel's link field.

Add it on Twitch

1. Go to your channel's About tab and switch on Edit Panels.
2. Choose Add a Text or Image Panel.
3. Upload the image you downloaded.
4. Paste your page link into the Image Links To field.
5. Add a title and description (there's one to paste below), then save.

A title and description you can paste

Twitch shows a title and a short description under each panel image. A starting point:

Your panel is a snapshot

The image shows your commission status as it was when you downloaded it, and does not update itself.

• When your status changes, SievePage sends you a bell notification to make a fresh panel and re-upload it on Twitch.
• See Notifications and tagging for how those work.

Post your status in chat with a bot

Your chat bot link returns one line of text:

Commissions: Open. sieve.page/yourname

Get your link in Share > Show your status > Chat.

The line updates a few minutes after a status change.

Nightbot

Type this in your chat:

!commands add !commissions $(urlfetch https://www.sieve.page/yourname/badge.txt)

Fossabot

Go to Commands > Create. Name the command !commissions. Set the response to:

$(customapi https://www.sieve.page/yourname/badge.txt)

Streamer.bot

1. Add a command named !commissions.
2. In its action, add Core > Network > Fetch URL with your link.
3. Set the variable name to status. Turn off Parse result as JSON.
4. Add Twitch > Chat > Send Message with %status%.

Moobot

Make a custom command. Add a URL-fetch response pointing at your link.

Any other bot that can post the text from a link works the same way.

Put your status on stream

1. In Share, pick Show your status, then On stream.
2. Hit Copy next to your overlay link.
3. In OBS, add a Browser source and paste the link.
4. Set it 800 wide and 100 tall.

It follows your page's colors. It updates within a minute of a status change.

Your page sprite leads the chip, or a pixel icon for your status.

A private page shows "This page isn't available."

Related

• Plans and pricing
• Page privacy

• Getting started
• Commissions and waitlists
• Commission status on Carrd
• Notifications and tagging
• Looks