Sharing a Copilot Page with a client
Copilot Pages is made for working with colleagues: a page you share inside your organisation, which opens in Loop. Microsoft says external users can’t open a shared Copilot Page by link, so a client outside your tenant can’t see it unless both organisations have set up cross-tenant guest access. To send the work to a client, save it as a file and publish it on QuickHost, with a password, a link per person and open tracking.
Checked 7 November 2026 against Copilot Pages’s own pricing and documentation — sources.
At a glance
How does QuickHost compare to Copilot Pages?
Copilot Pages shares inside your organisation. QuickHost is how what Copilot made reaches a client outside it.
| What you need | Copilot Pages | QuickHost |
|---|---|---|
| Publish without a repo or a build step | PartlyA share link to a page in Loop | YesDrag and drop, the qh CLI, or your agent |
| Multi-file sites — CSS, JS, images, sub-pages | NoA single .page file | YesA zip or a folder, served as uploaded |
| PDFs, spreadsheets, markdown and video, each in a viewer | No | YesPDF, markdown, CSV, JSON, images and video |
| A password on the link | No | YesOn every plan, including the $8 one |
| A separate link per recipient, revocable on its own | PartlyPeople-specific links, inside your organisation | YesNamed links, each revoked on its own |
| Who opened it, per recipient | No | YesOpens, first and last seen, per person |
| An expiry date on the link | NoNone documented for Pages | YesAny project, every plan |
| Comments from your client, no account needed | NoGuests can’t open shared Pages | YesPinned to a sentence, a PDF page or a video moment |
| Your AI agent can publish it and read the feedback | No | YesMCP server with 19 tools, CLI and REST API |
| Nothing of the host's on your client's page | NoOpens in Microsoft Loop | YesOnly the password and expiry screens name QuickHost |
| Your own domain | No | NoNot yet — links are <name>.quickhost.ing |
| A free plan | PartlyIncluded with eligible Microsoft 365 accounts | NoA 7-day trial, then from $8 a month |
Fair is fair
When is Copilot Pages the better choice?
For drafting with colleagues inside Microsoft 365, Copilot Pages is the better tool: it lives with your files in SharePoint or OneDrive, follows your organisation’s sharing rules, and lets people edit the page together in Loop. It can also run small code apps inside a page.
Choose Copilot Pages if
- Everyone who needs it is inside your Microsoft 365 organisation
- You want to edit it together in Loop
- Your organisation’s sharing rules should apply
Choose QuickHost if
- It’s going to a client outside your organisation
- It needs a password, a link per person or an expiry date
- You want to know when they opened it
- The client should comment without a Microsoft account
The difference
Where does Copilot Pages fall short for client work?
Copilot Pages was built for collaboration inside one organisation. Sending work to someone outside it is where it stops.
Guests can’t open it by link
Microsoft says external users (guests) can’t access shared Copilot Pages directly via link, and Copilot Notebooks don’t support external sharing.
It opens in Loop
A shared Page opens in Microsoft Loop, inside your organisation’s workspace, rather than as a standalone page your client can open in a browser.
No password or record of opens
Microsoft documents no password, view count or per-link expiry date for Pages. Access follows your SharePoint and OneDrive sharing settings.
One page, not a site
A Copilot Page is saved as a .page file. Its in-page code apps run inside the page rather than at a web address you can send.
Pricing
How does Copilot Pages’s pricing compare?
Copilot Pages is included for work and school accounts with SharePoint or OneDrive storage, even without a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence, and for Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, Premium and Pro subscribers. QuickHost is a separate subscription, from $8 a month.
Copilot Pages
- Work or school accountIncluded
- With SharePoint or OneDrive storage
- Personal accountIncluded
- With Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, Premium or Pro
QuickHost
- Starter$8/mo
- 1 member · 10 active projects
- Studio$39/mo
- 5 members, flat — then $5 each ($50 a year) · 100 active projects
- Agency$79/mo
- 15 members, flat — then $5 each ($50 a year) · 500 active projects
QuickHost prices are per workspace, not per person, and the same on every page of this site. Access is invite-only while billing is being finished; these are the plans it opens with.
Switching
How do I move from Copilot Pages to QuickHost?
Keep drafting in Copilot Pages with your team. Publish what goes to the client on QuickHost.
- 1Ask Copilot to produce the deliverable as a file, such as an HTML page, a PDF or a markdown document.
- 2Publish it on QuickHost from the dashboard, with qh publish, or through your agent.
- 3Choose a password or a named link for each person at the client.
- 4Send the link. Your client opens it in a browser, with no Microsoft account.
Questions
What else do people ask about Copilot Pages and QuickHost?
The questions that come up when someone is deciding between the two, answered plainly.
Can I share a Copilot Page with someone outside my organisation?
Not directly. Microsoft says external users can’t access shared Copilot Pages by link. A guest can reach one only if they add the link to their own Loop workspace and cross-tenant guest access is configured.
Can I password-protect a Copilot Page?
Microsoft documents no password for Pages. Access follows your organisation’s SharePoint and OneDrive sharing settings.
How do I send a client something I made with Copilot?
Save it as a file, such as an HTML page, a PDF or a markdown document, and publish it on QuickHost. Your client opens the link in a browser, with a password if you set one.
Sources
Where do these facts come from?
Copilot Pages’s own pages, read on 7 November 2026. Prices and plans change — if anything here has gone out of date, email [email protected] and it will be corrected.