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# How to display Crisp only on few pages

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Crisp allows you to show the chatbox only on some pages.  
  
![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/2c7363a9555a9600/b81cc251-4360-4695-8417-579fd0_dznby.png)  
  

### Here's how to proceed:

  
  
*   Go to your website settings: click on the "Settings" icon on the left sidebar, then click on "Websites" and select the target website in the list
  
*   Select Chatbox & Email settings
  
*   Go to chatbox restrictions
  
*   Click on "Add an allowed page"
  
*   Your chatbox will now be visible only on this page
  
  
Tip: If the domain you are using is [www.example.com](http://www.example.com), please provide [www.example.com](http://www.example.com) as URL. The Crisp match system is really strict. If you provide example.com and your website is in fact using [www.example.com](http://www.example.com), it won't work  
  

### Using wildcards

  
  
This feature is compatible with wildcards. It allows hiding pages following patterns.  
  
Here are few examples:  
  
Simple match  
  
[https://example.com/*/pricing](https://example.com/*/pricing) will match all pages like:  
  
*   https://example.com/fr/pricing
  
*   https://example.com/en/pricing
  
*   https://example.com/es/pricing
  
  
Double Wildcard  
  
Using a double wildcard such as [https://example.com/product/**](https://example.com/product/**) , it will match all subdirectories such as:  
  
*   https://example.com/product/aaaaaa/bbbbbb
  
*   https://example.com/product/ccccccc/dddddd

Updated on: 13/06/2022