Templates

What's in the library

New templates are added over time. For how many there are right now, or how many are in each category, use the live template count; never quote a number from this article.

• Pages: hand-made pages for selling physical products. Each card shows a picture of the top of the page, so you can see its look before opening it. The kinds of page:
  • long sales pages that tell a story;
  • advertorials, which read like an article before the offer;
  • short pages for people who clicked an ad;
  • comparison pages that set your product beside what people use now;
  • bundle pages with quantity deals;
  • sign-up pages that collect a WhatsApp number or email, such as a free guide, a printable, short lessons or a waiting list;
  • checkout pages, including pay on delivery, gift orders and one with a size guide for clothing and shoes;
  • thank-you pages, for orders paid on delivery or paid online, including ones that show how to use the product when it arrives;
  • upsell pages (an add-on after the order) and downsell pages (a smaller offer after someone says no). These are made for a funnel's upsell and downsell steps. Buyers who just paid by card add the offer with one click, charged to the same card, once Lazycom allows one-click upsells for your store and you switch them on (see Funnels).
• Automations: ready-made follow-up sequences. Their cards draw the steps instead of showing a picture. See Automations.

Lazycom picks the order: featured templates come first. Lazycom also chooses which plans can use each template, files each template under a category, and can take a template out of the library. A template that's been taken out isn't offered any more, but pages and automations you already made from it are yours and don't change.

Lazycom also adds new page and automation templates, and sometimes new categories, from time to time. A new page template shows up in Templates, in the new-page picker and on the funnel steps it suits as soon as Lazycom publishes it; a new automation template shows up in Templates and when you create an automation. An automation template comes with no tags, products or forms chosen, so you pick your own. Like every template, its buttons don't lead anywhere until you set where they go, and a sign-up form block isn't connected to a form until you choose one in the editor.

Common tasks

• Find a template. Open Templates. If your plan has more than one kind of template, pick a tab (All, Pages, Automations). Then narrow the list in any of these ways:
  • Type in the search box. It searches names, business types and tags.
  • Pick a style from the "Look" menu (Editorial, Bold, Minimal, Warm, Playful, Luxe).
  • Tap a category pill, such as Beauty & wellness or Lead generation.
  • When some templates are only on certain plans, pick "Included in my plan" from the "Plan" menu to see only the ones your plan can use.

If nothing matches, click "Clear them" to reset the filters.

• Look closer before choosing. Click "Details" on a card to see the template's description, colours, spacing and image style. "Full preview in your brand" opens the whole page in a new tab, in your colours.
• Use a template. Click "Use template". A page template creates a new page from it and opens the page editor, where you change the words, pictures and prices. An automation template opens the new-automation setup with that sequence already chosen.
• Checkout, upsell, downsell and thank-you designs only work as a step of a funnel, so their button says "Use in a funnel" and opens Funnels. Open the funnel, then click "Use a template" on the step.
• Add your own photos. Some designs are built from colour and type with no photos. Where a design has an empty photo space, the editor shows it with a note saying what kind of photo fits. Until you add one, it stays hidden on your live page, so nothing looks broken.

Limits and plan gating

Which templates you can use depends on your plan:

• Lazycom chooses which plans can use each template. Most are on every plan. One that isn't on yours shows a "Locked" badge and says where it is, for example "Available on Premium and Ultimate. Upgrade to use."
• A page template also needs your plan to include every block it's built from, such as FAQs, review cards or price tables.
• Templates you can use are listed first, in Lazycom's order. The rest stay visible so you can see them, with an "Upgrade to use" button that takes you to your plan page.
• Every funnel step (sales or landing page, sign-up, checkout, upsell, downsell, thank-you) has at least two page templates built only from blocks every plan includes.
• Automation templates only show on plans that include automations.

Starting from a template needs permission to build pages.