Enterprise Readiness
Page Tags icon

Page Tags

Aid your content readers to organically discover new or related content on your intranet

Page Tags adds clear visual tags to your intranet pages so readers can see at a glance what an article covers. Every tag is clickable, taking readers straight to similar content across your intranet.

Choose your plan

$1,299 / year

$3,999

Try free for 60 days
Gallery · 3
The Story

Tag it once. Readers find the rest.

Readers finish an article and have nowhere obvious to go next. Related pages exist, but they're buried across sites and hubs. Page Tags puts visual tags on each page that work as metadata readers can actually see. Because it's built on SharePoint managed metadata and native search, your tags stay governed in SharePoint, and one click shows every page that shares a tag.

It's for content owners who want readers to keep exploring. Connect Page Tags to your existing managed properties or build a new bank of tags in the term store, then decide whether a tag searches the current site, the hub site, or the whole of SharePoint.

THREE THINGS EDITORS LOVE

Highlighted features

01 Feature

Native SharePoint search

Clickable tags are powered by SharePoint search, so readers land on similar content tagged anywhere across your intranet.

02 Feature

Managed metadata integration

Connect Page Tags to existing managed properties or build new tags from scratch in the SharePoint term store. Tag governance stays where it already lives.

03 Feature

Configurable search scope

Content owners choose whether tags search within the current site, the hub site, or across the whole of SharePoint.

FAQ

Questions,
answered.

The most common things people ask before they try Page Tags.

More help in our knowledge base →

Page Tags shows visual tags on a SharePoint page so readers can see which topics it covers. Clicking a tag takes them to other pages with the same tag, helping them discover related content.

Page Tags uses SharePoint managed metadata. You can connect it to managed properties you already have, or create new tags in the SharePoint term store as your content grows.

Yes. Content owners can set tags to search the current SharePoint site, the hub site, or the whole of SharePoint.

Yes. It's a reusable web part, so you can place it wherever it fits on a page and use it across multiple pages and sites, whatever the page design.

Yes. Every Accelerator 365 app comes with a free 60-day trial through Microsoft AppSource. When the trial ends, the trial license expires and you'll get instructions on how to buy a full license.

Get started with Page Tags

Try it free in your own SharePoint environment. No setup, no commitment.

Try free for 60 days →
Microsoft AppSource Verified and trusted by Microsoft Explore the Look Book See real-world implementation examples