Share a result with a link
Turn any saved analysis into a link anyone can open - and switch it off again.
Last updated 2026-07-01
Creating a link
On any result that saved, use Share. You get a link like www.marketbrainos.app/s/abc123, copied to your clipboard, which opens a read-only page showing the score, the summary and the findings.
Sharing the same result twice gives you back the same link rather than a second one, so a result has one address however many times you send it.
There is no password and no sign-in. Treat it like a document link: anybody you send it to can forward it. If the analysis is of a client page, that is the client’s work on a public URL - send it to the client, not to a group chat.
What the recipient sees
- The score, the summary and the leading findings - as a plain page that loads without an account. Long reports are trimmed: up to four sections, five findings each.
- A line saying the link is public and can be switched off by the person who shared it.
- An invitation to run the same analysis on their own page.
They do not see your name, your email, your other analyses, or anything else in your account. The shared page is a copy of that one result, so editing or deleting the original afterwards does not change what they already have a link to.
Shared pages carry a noindex instruction, so a result is not going to turn up in a search for your client’s brand. Anybody holding the link can still open it.
Switching a link off
Settings → Account → Share links lists every link you have made that is still live, with how many times each has been opened. Turn link off takes effect straight away: the address stops showing the report and tells the reader the person who shared it switched it off. Anybody who already opened it may still have what they read, which is true of any document you have sent somebody.
Limits
- Twenty new links a day per account - far above ordinary use, and there to stop an automated loop publishing a lot of pages at once.
- Only results you created can be shared.
- A result has to have saved before it can be shared. Where it did not - a run made while the network was failing, or a signed-out run - Share copies the result text to your clipboard instead, and says so.