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Add a 404/catch-all Page to your Campaign

Last reviewed: 2026-06-01Reviewed by KickoffLabs SupportApplies to: Legacy support articlePlan: Varies by feature

This guide walks through add a 404/catch-all page to your campaign for campaign setup.

Strategy guide: Want the bigger campaign playbook behind this setup? Read Landing Page Design.

With a Custom Domain Redirect, you can specify where we should send any requests which do not match a published landing page (on your custom domain). This redirect will be used any time a page on your domain is requested and cannot be found. This can be any URL you want, it can be another KickoffLabs landing page OR a custom URL linking to a page/site not hosted by us. It’s the perfect solution if visitors mistype the URL of your landing page, or simply land on a custom domain URL without a published page. *Note that you first need to setup a Custom Domain within KickoffLabs to use this feature. 1. From the top menu, click “Account” then “Custom Domains” from the dropdown menu. 2. On the left menu, click **Custom Domains. **Find the Custom Domain you want to redirect, then click Manage Domain. Annotation on

  1. Scroll down and click Edit Redirect. 4. Enter the URL of your main site (or whatever URL you wish to use as your 404 page). Be sure to include the full URL, including the ‘https://’ Screen Shot on at

  2. When you’re done, click ‘Save Redirect URL’ to save your changes. That’s it. Now all visitors reaching any other URL on your custom domain will be redirected to the redirect URL you setup here. If you have any questions, please email support@kickofflabs.com


  • Confirm the setting, export, integration, or message changed where you expected in KickoffLabs.
  • If this affects leads, forms, referrals, emails, or integrations, submit a fresh test lead and verify the result end-to-end.
  • Save the campaign URL, test lead email, screenshots, and any error messages before contacting support.

Need help? Email support@kickofflabs.com with your campaign URL, the lead email you tested with, and a screenshot of what you expected to happen.