Sites and pages

What sites and pages do

A site holds your pages. A page is a single public address where visitors read about the business and submit a lead form. Every page can carry your privacy and terms links, so keep them present and working.

Build and publish

You build sites and pages in the app's Sites area. An AI-assisted option helps you start a page faster, and you can edit the result yourself. Before you build, you can study real competitor ads from your market in Market Intel.

Every new page starts as a draft. Each edit saves a new version, so you always have a history of changes. You can restore an older version as a new draft when you need to go back.

Nothing is live until you publish. Publishing happens in the app, so you decide what visitors see and when. Once a page is live, you can test variations against each other with A/B testing.

Previews and page checks

Each page has a preview link. A preview can go stale if the page changed after the preview was made. When in doubt, refresh or regenerate the preview from the app.

Pages also carry a verification state. This is the result of a visual QA check tied to the page version, so you can see whether the live page passed its checks. Site domains show their own verification status.

Domains

A site can run on a provided subdomain or on your own custom domain. You manage domains and subdomains in the app's settings. Domain changes need verification before they serve, so plan the switch before you send traffic.

Plan limits

Your plan sets how many sites and pages you can run, plus how many subdomains you can use. The app shows your current usage against those limits, so check it before you add more.

Connect your forms

Lead forms on your pages create contacts and submissions in the same CRM the rest of the app uses. See Contacts and pipelines for what happens after a form is submitted.

Keep the privacy and terms links on each page working. Compliance reviews, including the ones described in SMS compliance, check them.