Pages
Standalone landing/marketing pages built with the drag-and-drop editor (blocks: hero, text, image, CTA, spacer, container, columns, pricing table, testimonials, FAQ, countdown, order form, video, social proof, upsell/downsell, heading, icon, icon box — availability of some blocks depends on plan).
Block reference
- Heading — a standalone heading (H1–H4) with its own size control, for page structure outside a Hero block. Pick the heading level and an optional size override (or leave it on "Match level" to size automatically). Fill "Link (optional)" to make the whole heading a link; visitors see the words as a link, and in the editor they stay plain text you can edit. A link starts with https://, /, mailto: or tel:. To show some words of the heading in another colour, type them in "Words to show in another colour" (one per line) and set "Colour of those words"; the words show that colour on the live page. Edit the heading text in the editor as usual, the colour is applied when the page is viewed.
- Icon — a single icon from the built-in icon set, with a size, an optional colour, and an optional link that turns the icon into a button. The icon picker shows each icon beside its name. Besides ticks, stars, hearts and the rest there are "no" marks for comparison tables: Minus, Minus circle, X and X circle.
- Icon box — a small feature card: an icon plus a heading and a line of text, with an optional button. Icon can sit on top or to the left of the text. Good for laying a few side by side to list product benefits.
- Sticky order bar (under "Sales & forms") — a bar pinned to the bottom of the screen with a short line of text, an optional price and a button (for example "Order now"), so the buy button is always one tap away on a long page. "Show on" chooses "Phones and tablets" (the default) or "Every screen". In the editor it sits where you placed it, so it doesn't cover your other blocks; on the live page it stays pinned while visitors scroll. Available on every plan. In a funnel, set the button link to "#next" on a sales or landing step to go to the next step; on an upsell or downsell step a link like "#order" scrolls to the offer card. On a checkout step its button always scrolls to the checkout form, whatever the link says, so buyers can't skip paying.
- On/off settings are switches. In the editor's side panel every setting that is simply on or off (for example "Show product image", "Ask for name", "Ask for phone", "Show labels", "Verified buyer", "Hide on tablet", "Hide on phone") is a switch you slide on or off. There are no Yes/No dropdowns. Pages saved earlier show the right position without any change.
- Show a block on some screens only. Every block's Advanced tab has "Hide on desktop", "Hide on tablet" and "Hide on phone". Switch to the matching preview size (desktop, tablet or phone) at the top of the editor to see each one. "Hide on desktop" hides the block on screens wider than a tablet, so you can keep a phone-only version of a section next to a desktop-only one. Phone settings (hiding, padding and sizes "(phone)") apply on screens up to 480 pixels wide, which covers today's phones; tablet settings apply up to 768.
- Pages moved over from WordPress on a phone keep the smaller heading sizes they had on phones there, their fonts (never a plain serif stand-in), round picture frames, and bullets that sit on the same line as their words.
- Slider (Basic group) — pictures visitors swipe or click through. Each slide has a picture, a description of it, and an optional heading, text and button. "Shape" sets Wide, Standard, Square or Banner. Switch on "Move to the next slide by itself" and set "Seconds per slide" (2 to 20) to make it turn on its own; it pauses while a visitor points at it, and never moves by itself for visitors who have asked their device for less motion. "Show arrows" and "Show dots" add the controls. "Pictures showing at once" puts several pictures side by side (up to 6), like a row of product photos; "Pictures showing at once on a phone", "Space between pictures" and "Picture height" fine-tune it. By default a phone shows at most 2. "Loop forever" (on for new sliders) keeps it going round: the first picture follows the last instead of the slider scrolling all the way back. A slider with fewer pictures than "Pictures showing at once" shares the whole row between the pictures it has. A slide with no heading, text or button is just the picture. Add, remove and reorder the pictures in the Slides list. Available on every plan.
- Reviews — a grid of review cards, each with stars, the words, a name and an optional picture of the person. "Cards shown at first" (new blocks start at 9) keeps a long list short: visitors press "Load more reviews" to see that many more; leave it blank to show every card at once. "Reviewer picture size in pixels" sets the size of the round pictures. "Reviewer's name and picture" puts them below the review (the usual) or above it. Plan limits apply.
- HTML (Basic group) — paste your own HTML, and CSS that styles this block only. Available on every plan. For safety the page never runs scripts, and forms and their input boxes are removed (use the Form or Lead capture block to collect details). Embedded frames are allowed only from the video players the Video block supports (YouTube, Vimeo, Bunny Stream, Wistia, Loom, Cloudflare Stream), Google Maps, OpenStreetMap, Calendly and Typeform, and only their embed links. Links and pictures work as usual; pictures and videos need full https:// links (upload them to Media and copy the link). The HTML can be up to 64,000 characters and the CSS up to 32,000. The CSS only styles what is inside this block: rules aimed at the rest of the page are left out, and anything pinned to the screen stays inside the block. Pages moved from Beaver Builder or Elementor use this block for anything Lazycom has no block for.
- Video — paste a link into "Video URL". These links work:
- a YouTube, Vimeo, Bunny Stream, Wistia, Loom or Cloudflare Stream link (the normal share or watch link is fine; it is turned into that service's player);
- a direct link to a video file (ending in .mp4, .webm, .mov, .m4v or .ogv) from your media library, or the MP4 file link Bunny Stream, Cloudflare Stream, Wistia or Vimeo gives you. It plays in the page's own video player. A video file from any other website does not play (for safety, pages only load video files from those places): upload it to Media and use that link. A streaming playlist link (ending in .m3u8) does not play either: use the service's share or player link instead, or its MP4 file link. "Video shape" sets the frame it plays in: Wide (like a TV, the default), Tall (filmed on a phone), Portrait (4 by 5) or Square. Pick Tall or Square for a clip filmed upright, so it fills the frame instead of playing small with bars at the sides. A Tall video is kept narrower on a computer screen so it does not fill the page top to bottom. "Play automatically (muted)" starts it without sound.
- Section — a band that holds other blocks. "Max width (px)" keeps the content from getting too wide; switch on "Background fills the screen width" to let the colour, picture or video run edge to edge while the content stays at that width. "Minimum height (px)" or "Fill the screen height" makes it taller, and "Content position (when taller)" puts the content at the Top, Middle or Bottom. On the Advanced tab: padding for each side in pixels (blank uses "Padding (px)"), "Space above" and "Space below", and separate padding for tablets and phones.
- Side by side (columns) — 2 to 6 columns, each holding its own blocks. "Column widths" takes one number per column (for example "30, 70" for a narrow and a wide column, or "25, 50, 25"); leave it blank for equal widths. "Line up columns" chooses Same height, Top, Middle or Bottom. "Stack columns on" (Advanced) says when the columns go one under the other: on phones (the usual), on tablets and phones, or never. "Reverse order when stacked" puts the last column first once they stack, handy when a picture sits on the right on desktop but should come first on a phone.
- Shadow. Every block's Style tab has "Shadow" (None, Soft, Medium or Strong) next to the border and corner settings, to lift a box off the page.
- Text case. Every block with text has "Text case" on its Advanced tab, next to Letter spacing: As written, UPPERCASE, lowercase or Capitalise Each Word. Pages moved from WordPress keep their upper or lower case.
- Custom CSS — a box in the page's own settings (where the page title is) for style rules that apply to this page only, such as a colour for the whole page background. It starts working on the page when you publish, like any other change. It needs a plan that includes Custom CSS: without one the box is not shown. Only your page is affected, and the rules cannot reach other pages. For safety it cannot load files from other websites or use imports, and pictures must come from your own Media or the page's own address. The CSS can be up to 32,000 characters. A page that already has CSS keeps working if you move to a smaller plan, but you cannot change it. You can always delete it. Pages moved from WordPress bring their own CSS across, and so does the styling that was written inside a custom-code or designed text block on the old page: the block keeps its markup and its rules are added here, so it still looks like the original (see "From WordPress pages" in the moving help).
- Divider — a line, dashed line, dots or wave that separates sections. "Width" sets how much of the row it covers, and "Alignment" (Left, Center or Right) places a narrower divider on that side. At full width Alignment has nothing to move. Dividers on older pages that never had an alignment chosen stay centred.
Common tasks
Create a page
Pages/new ("New page" on the Pages list), pick a starter template or start blank, give it a title, then edit it in the block editor. The templates list scrolls in its own box, so the title and "Create page" stay close by. It shows only designs that work as a page of their own (sales, landing and sign-up pages). Checkout, upsell, downsell and thank-you designs need a funnel around them, so they're chosen from a funnel step instead: open the funnel and click "Use a template" on that step. One address is kept for the site itself: cookie-policy (every store has a cookie policy page there already), so a new page can't use it. A page that already has it keeps it and is shown instead of the standard policy.
Keep the page you tried on the Lazycom homepage
If you tried the AI builder on our homepage and it wrote you a page, then signed up with a NEW account, the dashboard home shows a card after you sign up: "Keep the page you tried on our homepage". Press Add it to my pages and it is saved as a draft (nobody can see it until you publish it), and Open the page takes you into the editor. It counts toward your plan's page limit like any other page. If your plan doesn't include a block it uses (for example FAQ or Reviews), that block is left out and the card says which. Prices in a pricing table are marked for you to fill in, so check any price written in the text too before you publish. It is kept for 24 hours, and No thanks forgets it. A business that already had an account before the try doesn't get the card: ask Lazzy to build the page instead.
Link to this answerSee a page's status
The Pages list shows Title, Status (draft/published), whether it's part of a funnel, and Created date for every page. The list does not print the web address: open the page in the editor, go to Page settings, and the page's Web address is at the top with a Copy button. The "Copy link" button on a published row copies it too.
Link to this answerEdit an existing page
The block editor is NOT under The Overview page — open a page from the list to jump to /editor/[id], where changes save to the same page.
Link to this answerFind your way round the editor
The top row is about the page: Back, the page's name (click it to rename the page), whether it is a Draft or Published, then Save, Preview, View live (once published) and Publish. The row under it is for editing: Blocks, Outline, Sections and Page settings on the left, Desktop / Tablet / Phone in the middle, Undo, Redo and "Ask Buildr" on the right. The page itself fills the rest of the screen. Tablet and Phone show the page at that screen's width (768 and 375 pixels), laid out as visitors on that screen will see it, and you can keep editing there; Desktop goes back to full width. Click any block on the page and the panel on the left shows that block's settings (Content, Style, Advanced); "← Blocks" (or Esc) goes back to the list of blocks. On a phone the panel slides up from the bottom when you tap a block.
Link to this answerFind a block in the Outline
Outline lists every block on the page in order, with the block's own words after its name ("Heading · Our story", "Button · Order now"), so blocks of the same kind are easy to tell apart. Tap or click a row to open that block's settings. On a phone, tap a card in Blocks to add that block to the page (after the block you have selected, or at the end).
Link to this answerType a number into a setting
Number settings (a picture's width, a divider's thickness, an overlay's opacity and the like) are plain boxes: type the number you want. The page updates as you type. When you leave the box, a number above or below what the setting allows is moved to the nearest allowed value (for example the smallest picture width is 20), and an empty box goes back to the number it had. Press Esc to undo what you just typed in the box.
Link to this answerChoose px, % or another unit for a size
Size settings (a picture's width, a section's width, padding, space above and below and minimum height, a spacer's height, the gap between columns, a slider's picture height and gap, a divider's width) have a unit at the end of the box. Pick px for an exact size, % for a share of the space the block sits in, vw or vh for a share of the screen's width or height, or em / rem to follow the text size. A picture's width starts in %, so "60" with % is 60% of the space, and the picture stays that share on a phone. Leave a size empty to use its default (a picture with no width fills the space). Sizes set before units were added stay in px, exactly as they were.
Link to this answerUse a text size that isn't in the list (Custom…)
Every text size setting (the shared "Font size" on a block's Style tab, and the per-block sizes such as Heading size, Subheading size, Text size, Question size, Answer size, Quote size, Attribution size, Plan name size, Price size, Button size, Title size and Description size, each with its tablet and phone version) ends with the choice "Custom…". Pick it and a number box with a unit appears (it starts at 16 px). Choose px for an exact size, rem or em to follow the page's or the block's text size (1 rem is the normal size, 1.5 is half as big again), or vw for a share of the screen's width so it grows and shrinks with the screen. Sizes are kept between 8 and 200 px (0.5 and 12 rem or em, 1 and 15 vw); a number outside that is moved to the nearest limit. Pick one of the named sizes again (Small, Medium, Large…) to leave Custom. The tablet and phone versions work the same way, so a headline can be 48 px on a computer and 28 px on a phone. Pages made before this keep their named sizes exactly as they were.
Link to this answerSet your own space around a block (Custom… spacing)
On a block's Advanced tab the "Spacing" box shows Margin (the space outside the block) and Padding (the space inside it), each with Top, Right, Bottom and Left. Every one of the four boxes ends with "Custom…". Pick it and a number box with a unit appears under the box for that side (it starts at 16 px); with "Link" on, one box sets all four sides ("All sides"). Choose px for an exact space, rem or em to follow the text size, % for a share of the space the block sits in, or vw for a share of the screen's width. A margin can be negative (to pull a block closer to the one above it, down to -400 px); a padding cannot go below 0. Spaces are kept between 0 and 400 px (a margin -400 to 400); a number outside that is moved to the nearest limit. Pick one of the named spaces again (None, Small, Medium…) to leave Custom. The "Padding (tablet)" and "Padding (phone)" settings take Custom… too, so a block can have 40 px of padding on a computer and 12 px on a phone. Pages made before this keep their named spaces exactly as they were.
Link to this answerSet your own border width and corner roundness (Custom…)
On a block's Style tab, "Border width" and "Corner radius" end with "Custom…". Pick it and a number box with a unit appears. A border width is in px (0 to 20). A corner radius can be px (0 to 200), rem or em, or % (0 to 50; 50 % turns a square picture into a circle). The Image block's "Picture corners" has the same "Custom…". A number outside the limits is moved to the nearest one. Pick a named choice again (None, Thin, Small…) to leave Custom. Pages made before this keep their named choices exactly as they were.
Link to this answerSet your own icon and star size (Custom…)
The Icon block's "Size", the Icon box's "Icon size" and the Star rating's "Star size" end with "Custom…": a number and px, rem or em (8 to 400 px). Pick a named size again to leave Custom.
Link to this answerYour own video shape (Custom…)
The Video block's "Video shape" ends with "Custom…". Pick it and two number boxes appear, width and height, for a ratio such as 21 : 9 or 3 : 2 (anything from 4 : 1 wide to 1 : 4 tall). The frame is never wider than the normal wide video. Pick a named shape again (Wide, Tall…) to leave Custom.
Link to this answerYour own logo height
The Logo block has "Own height (blank = the size above)": a number in px, or rem or em (16 to 400 px). The logo keeps its proportions and never stretches. Leave it blank to use Header, Top of page or Footer.
Link to this answerYour own button corners (Custom…)
A Button's "Button shape", and the order button of the Checkout form, now list "Site default", Square, Rounded, Pill and "Custom…": a corner radius with a unit (px, rem, em, or % up to 50). The Checkout form's "Corners" has the same "Custom…" for the form box; the boxes buyers type in follow it but are never rounder than 1.5 rem.
Link to this answerPixel-only boxes now take units
The Divider's "Thickness" (a plain number is still px, 1 to 12; rem and em also work), the Reviews block's "Reviewer picture size" and "Picture width" (inside a review), and the Image block's "Picture border width", still read a plain number as pixels (so nothing you saved changes), and now also take rem or em (and % or vw for a review's picture width).
Link to this answerShow your logo
Add the "Logo" block (Basic group), not an Image block. It uses the logo saved in Brand, keeps its shape and is sized like a logo: Size (Header, Top of page, Footer) and Position (Left, Centre, Right). Starter templates already start with one. No logo yet? Add it in Brand.
Link to this answerAdd a countdown
A new Countdown block has no end date, so it shows "Pick an end date" on the page while you edit and nothing at all on your live page until you set one. Select it and type the date in End date (Content), for example 2026-12-31T23:59. A countdown that already had a date keeps it.
Link to this answerAdd or change a picture on a page
Select the Image block (or a section's or hero's background, or a review) and, in its Image field, use "Upload image" (the main button), "Choose from your media" (something already uploaded) or "Use a link instead" (an image hosted elsewhere).
Link to this answerMake a picture smaller than its column
Select the Image block and, on its Style tab, fill "Picture width (px, blank = full width)" (a logo at 130, for example). Alignment then puts it left, centre or right. A picture moved over from WordPress keeps the width it had there.
Link to this answerMake a picture round, or put a line round it
Select the Image block and, on its Style tab, set "Picture corners" (Site rounding, Square or Round; a square picture becomes a circle). "Picture border colour" draws a line round the picture and "Picture border (px)" sets how thick (2 if you leave it empty). A picture moved over from WordPress keeps its round frame and line.
Link to this answerMake a button scroll to a part of the page (anchor links)
Two steps. 1) Select the block you want to scroll to (a pricing table, a section, a heading, any block) and, on its Advanced tab, type a name in "Anchor ID (lets buttons scroll here)", for example pricing. Right under the box the editor shows the ID it makes (#pricing, always lowercase with dashes) and a "Copy" button. If another block on the page already uses the same ID the editor warns you: give each its own. 2) Select the button, open "Link" and choose the block under "Scroll to a section on this page" (or type #pricing into a link). Visitors then glide down to that block, the address gets #pricing on the end (so that link can be shared), and a page opened with #pricing lands on it. A small gap is left above the block so a sticky bar does not cover it. Visitors who have "reduce motion" switched on jump instead of gliding. In the editor, clicking the button does not leave the page. An Anchor ID on a Section keeps working as before (its field used to be called "Section name").
Change how a button looks
Select the Button block. On its Style tab, pick the "Button colour" and "Button text colour" with the colour picker (leave them empty to keep your brand colour; the text turns dark or white by itself if you only pick a button colour), choose the "Shape" (Square, Rounded or Pill) and, if you like, an "Icon" with its position before or after the words. A button moved over from WordPress keeps its colours, shape and icon.
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- A feature box moved over from WordPress (the "Info Box" of the PowerPack add-on) comes over as a picture, a small line above the title, the title and the description, inside the coloured, bordered box it had. A box with a picture on its left keeps the picture beside the words (on a phone the picture goes above them). The description keeps its bold and coloured words. Boxes that had no picture show only their words.
Videos and plain info boxes moved over from WordPress
A video you uploaded to the media library comes over as a video player with the file (before, it could show as text with a link). An "info box" with only a line of words and no icon comes over as plain text, not a tick icon. A PowerPack box with an icon Lazycom has keeps it; one with an icon Lazycom doesn't have keeps its words without an icon.
Link to this answerFade a button, or change it when someone points at it
On the Button block's Style tab, fill "Fade the button colour into" with a second colour to make the button fade from its colour into that one, and set "Fade direction" (90 is left to right, 180 is top to bottom). Fill "Button colour when hovered", "Button text colour when hovered" or "Hovered button fades into" to change how it looks while the mouse is over it (and when it is reached with the keyboard). Leave them empty and the button looks as before. A button moved over from WordPress keeps its fade and its hover colours; a round (radial) fade becomes its first colour.
Link to this answerMake a picture a link
Select the Image block and fill "Link (optional)" (https://, /, mailto: or tel:). Clicking the picture then opens that address. Pictures and headings moved over from WordPress keep their links this way.
Link to this answerSet the site's homepage
Open the page in the editor and go to Page settings: under the web address there is a Homepage section with a "Set as homepage" button (it asks you to confirm). It publishes the page as last saved and replaces whichever page was the homepage before. The page that is the homepage shows a small "Homepage" tag there instead of the button, and the same tag sits next to its title in the Pages list. The list no longer has a "Set as homepage" button.
Link to this answer"This page can't go live yet: … still has example words"
A page can't be published, set as the homepage, or used in an A/B test that starts while any section still shows words that aren't yours. That means:
- words Buildr marked for you, starting with "[Replace with" — where a page needs something only you can give (a real customer review, how many you have sold, your guarantee);
- a section you added and left as it came, still showing its example words ("Amazing product! — Jane Doe", "Starter $19", "Your headline here", "60-day money-back guarantee");
- a template's sample reviews, star ratings, guarantee or prices that you haven't changed yet. The message under the Publish error lists each section with its example words and a "Show" button that selects it. Replace the example words with your own, or remove the section, then publish again. Pages that are already live are not taken down; the check runs the next time you publish a page or publish its changes.
Copy a page's link
A published page has a "Copy link" button on the list, next to "View". It copies a short Lazycom link to the page (and says "Short link copied"), or the full address if short links are switched off (Settings > Text messages > "Make my links short"). A draft has no public address, so it has no Copy link.
Link to this answerDuplicate a page
"Duplicate" in the "⋯" menu at the end of a row on the list makes a draft copy named "<title> (copy)" at the address <slug>-copy (then -copy-2, -copy-3… if that address is taken). The copy counts toward the plan's page limit; at the limit the button shows "Your plan allows N pages and you've reached that limit…" in the menu and nothing is copied.
Delete a page
"Delete" in the "⋯" menu at the end of a row on the list, with a confirm step. A page that is a step of a funnel can't be deleted: the message says which step of which funnel uses it ("This page is step 2 ("Checkout") of the funnel "X", so it can't be deleted. Remove it from the funnel first.") with an "Open the funnel" link. Nothing is taken out of the funnel for you; remove the step (or give it another page) in the funnel, then delete the page.
Link to this answerAsk Lazzy's builder to make one
"Buildr" can generate a first draft page from a prompt (hands off automatically when you ask to build one). See "Building with Buildr" below.
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Building with Buildr
Ask in the chat, for example "build me a sales page for my honey" or "a funnel to sell my honey with a thank-you email". What happens:
- Your brand first (only if it's missing). If your store has no logo or colours yet, Buildr shows a card right in the chat: your business name, a logo upload, a few ready-made colour sets that suit what you sell (or "I have my own colours"), and a look (Modern, Classic, Bold, Minimal), with a small preview. "Save to my store and build" saves them to Settings → Brand and carries on. "Skip for now" builds with simple default colours. Only someone who can manage settings can save the brand; others are told to ask the owner.
- A few quick questions (usually 2 to 4) about what you're selling, its price, what makes people buy, and any real reviews or numbers you have. Tap a suggested answer or type your own. Buildr never asks for what it already knows (your business, colours, logo). If the product is already under Products, Buildr uses it and doesn't ask its price again. For a sales page Buildr always asks before it writes — what you're selling, the price, and which of your photos to use — because a page can only show a price you gave it. Leave anything you don't have blank: that is a real answer, and skipping never stops Buildr building. What a blank gets you: a clearly marked space on the page, reading "[Replace with …]", where your real customer messages, numbers or deadline would go — never an invented review, rating, count or date. Photos are simpler: a skipped photo is just an empty picture slot you fill in later. A page still holding one of those marked spaces cannot go live — Lazycom refuses to publish it and says which section to fill in first, so nothing made-up and nothing half-finished ever reaches a buyer. When Buildr has no real proof or price, it never fills the gap with example words either: a review, rating, guarantee, deadline or price it wasn't given becomes a marked "[Replace with …]" space, and a price is only ever the one you gave or your product's own. If Buildr's page shows a different price, it is marked for you to fix before it can go live.
- A plan, and the page's outline. The plan lists exactly what Buildr will make. For a sales page it also shows the page section by section — "Opening", "Why it's worth it", "Your photos", "What customers say", "The offer", "The button" — under "The page, section by section". You can move a section up or down with the arrows, take one out with ✕, or tap its name to rename it, and "Put back the sections I took out" undoes a removal. Nothing is written until you press "Looks good — Build it", and what you press Build with is what gets written: a section you took out does not appear on the page.
- "Apply to my site" saves everything as drafts (products stay inactive) and shows a link to open each one: Page, Funnel, Product, Form, Automation.
Each build is applied once. Pressing "Apply to my site" again, or in a second tab, never makes a second copy: Buildr says the build was already applied and shows the links to what it made. A build waits 45 minutes for you to press Apply. After that, or if Buildr says the build changed after it was made, ask Buildr to build it again.
When your wallet is short at Apply. Buildr says what the build costs and what the wallet has, and keeps the build for the rest of its 45 minutes. With a saved card the button reads "Top up … and continue": one tap tops up and the build carries on by itself, charged once. Without a saved card, or when the bank asks you to confirm, the payment form opens over the chat, and the build carries on once the payment has reached the wallet. If the card is declined, or Buildr can't tell whether the payment went through, it never charges again by itself: use "Check again", or pay with another card. Someone who can't manage billing is told to ask the account owner by name. While an earlier payment is still being checked, Buildr offers no new payment at all, only "Check again" and the words "We're still checking your earlier payment. Please don't pay again." On a trial, "Upgrade" comes first and the top-up sits beside it.
A sales page that can take money. When you give Buildr a price, a new sales page comes with what selling needs: a product at that price (switched off) and a draft funnel under Funnels — your page, then a checkout for the product, then a thank-you page. The page's buttons lead to that checkout. Nothing can be bought until you press "Go live" on the funnel: that publishes the pages and switches the product on together. To share the page on WhatsApp or in an email, press Go live, then "Copy link" on the funnel page. If you write the price with its currency ("68 USD", "₦8,500") Buildr uses that currency; with just a number it uses your store's own. If the price isn't clear ("68, or 2 for 120"), or you skip it, no product is made and the page has no checkout yet. If your plan's funnel limit is already reached, you still get the page and the product, and Buildr tells you no funnel was made: remove a funnel you don't use or upgrade, then add the page to a funnel.
Plain pages. Buildr also makes pages that don't sell anything: a privacy policy, terms and conditions, a refund, returns or shipping policy, About us, Contact or FAQ. Ask, for example, "make me a privacy policy page". It asks only what the page needs (such as your contact email or how many days customers have to return an item), then writes a simple page: your logo, a title, and short sections of text. No product, prices, photos or reviews are added. It never makes up an address, phone number, email or time limit, and the page is a starting point, not legal advice: read it before you publish it.
Products you already have. Ask for "a sales page for my honey" when Raw Honey is already under Products, and Buildr builds the page (or funnel) for that product instead of creating a second Raw Honey. The preview says when it did this.
Buildr adds coloured bands behind some sections of a sales page so it doesn't read as one long white page. Headings, text and icons on a band turn white; buttons, FAQs, forms and empty photo slots never sit on one. A price list with one price shows its card in the middle.
What Buildr won't do:
- Invent proof. Reviews, ratings, customer numbers, guarantees, delivery times and extra products only appear if you gave them. With none, the page sells with what's true (what it is, where it's from, the price, how to order).
- Add products you didn't ask for. A funnel sells your product; it only adds an upsell, a cheaper fallback or a bundle when you ask for one.
- Go past your plan. Buildr follows what your plan includes: whether automations (email sequences and forms) are included, how many pages, funnels, automations and products you can have, and which page sections are unlocked. If you ask for something your plan doesn't include, it says which part, offers to build just the rest, and points you to Billing to upgrade.
Limits and plan gating
The number of pages your business can have is capped by plan (max_pages), counted across all your apps together; once reached, creating a new one prompts an upgrade. Pages made by duplicating and standalone pages made by Buildr count too: at the limit Buildr replies that it couldn't create the page and nothing is changed. Funnel step pages (pages created from inside a funnel for one of its steps) don't count toward this limit and aren't listed under Pages: they're edited from the funnel and visitors reach them only through that funnel, not at a standalone page address. Blog posts brought from WordPress don't count toward this limit either; they are on the "Blog posts" tab of the Pages list and behave like any other page (edit, publish, delete). Some blocks (pricing table, countdown, order form, upsell/downsell) are only available on plans that include them, and so is the page's Custom CSS box. The plan only stops you adding one of those blocks. A page that already has one (for example after moving to a smaller plan) can still be edited, saved and published with it. Adding another copy of it, or a new one, asks you to upgrade. Copying a page or funnel that has one (Duplicate, or a split test's new version) counts as adding it, so that also asks you to upgrade first.
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