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Open the Share dialog on any page and pick who can see it under General access. Access is independent of whether the page is published — you can set it before or after going live.

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The five access modes

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Only you
Private
Just you. Nobody else can open the page.
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Anyone with the link
Public link
Anyone who has the URL can view — no sign-in. The link itself is the key (the URL has a hard-to-guess random token), so only share it with people you trust to have it. The default when you publish.
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Anyone with the password
Password
Anyone with the link and a password you set. No account needed. Share the password separately from the link.
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Specific people
Invite by email — no account needed
Invite people by email. Each invitee gets an email; they click to confirm they own that address and the page opens in their browser — no Shareable account required. Remove someone from the list and their access ends immediately.Prefer the old behavior? Toggle Require Shareable sign-in to make invitees sign in instead.
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Anyone with a verified email
Semi-public / email gate
The link is freely shareable, but every viewer must enter and confirm an email before the page opens (the same one-click email confirmation). Great for an investor deck people forward around — you still capture who opened it.Turn on Business emails only to block personal providers (gmail, yahoo, etc.) and require a work email.
“Specific people” and “verified email” both confirm an email with a one-time link — no password, no account. Confirm once and that browser can open any page that email is allowed on.

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Who viewed?

For people- and verified-email pages, the confirmed email is captured, so Analytics shows you exactly who opened the page.

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Search-engine indexing

Public (link) pages are hidden from search engines by default. Flip Search engine indexing on in the Share dialog if you want the page to be findable on Google. Private, password, people, and email-gate pages are never crawlable.