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Yes, Securly Filter lets you block or allow specific web pages without blocking or allowing the entire website.

Note that this does not apply to your Global Policy.

Log in to Securly Filter.
Go to the Policy Editor menu and select the policy you want to allow or block a web page for.
Click the Allow/Block tab and enter the name of the web page in the allowed or blocked list in the format "abc.com/xyz"

This will block or allow the page "abc.com/xyz", and not the entire site.

Note that you cannot block abc.com/xyz if the primary domain (abc.com) is included in the Allow list.

To learn more about how to allow or deny websites and custom keywords, click

Can I block or allow a specific page without blocking or allowing the entire website?