Send a FeatPaper link and recipients read in the browser only — original-file download can be switched off. Set who can view, and for how long, per document.
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Pricing-heavy documents being forwarded beyond your control
Stopping circulation after a deal ends
Old versions living on in the market
An attached PDF can be saved, forwarded, and edited — you never know how far it spread.
Sent to the wrong person, or the deal ended? The file is already out.
Old versions keep circulating as stale, wrong information.
A link that opens with a thumbnail. Video that plays in place.
Change how you send, and the numbers follow.
Links with a visible thumbnail get opened far more often than attachments.
Video inside the document holds readers' attention longer.
Follow up on the pages they cared about, and deals move faster.
Embedded video instead of external links keeps readers in.
Recipients just open the link.
Add the document and create a share link.
Block the original file; add a viewing window or audience if needed.
Browser-only viewing — and you see who read it.
| Email attachment | FeatPaper protected link | |
|---|---|---|
| Original download | Always possible | Blocked by setting |
| Viewing window | No | Per-document |
| Who can view | No control | Email verification · per-recipient links |
| Recall after sending | Impossible | Deactivate the link instantly |
| Stale versions | Can't stop | The link is always current |
If recipients must own and edit the file, sending the file is right.
For outbound documents that should be view-only with the original controlled, FeatPaper's protected links fit.
"Even heavy decks with video now go out as one light link. We can also see which sections drew attention."
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