Pages

A page is something you sell or present from its own link. Each page has three parts: a sales page, a checkout and a thank-you page. Use a page when you want to sell something or tell people about it. Use a form when you want to collect answers.

Pages are under Engage → Pages. Each one is a draft until you publish it.

Note

If Pages is missing from the Engage menu, the page builder isn’t switched on for your workspace.

Start from a template

Click New page to open Choose a template. Every template is a complete set of the three parts, with a checkout and a confirmation included.

• Search by name, style or purpose, or filter by New collection, Services, With photos, With art or a category.
• Click a template to preview all three parts on desktop or mobile. The preview uses sample prices and can’t be bought from.
• Click Customize it to get your own copy and open it in the builder, or choose Start from nothing for a blank page.

Templates for memberships and subscriptions are marked Memberships coming soon or Subscriptions coming soon. You can preview them, but you can’t start one, because customers can’t pay for recurring plans on a page yet.

Edit a page

The builder has one tab for each part. Click anything on the canvas to edit it in the panel on the right. Click the background to change the page’s global style. Changes save as you work, and the corner of the panel shows Saved, Saving… or Not saved. Undo and Redo are in the same corner, and the Desktop and Mobile buttons change the preview size.

Blocks

On the sales and thank-you parts, the page is a stack of blocks. Use Add block above or below a block, or the tools on a selected block to edit, duplicate, move or delete it. Add block offers designed layouts in these groups:

Group	Blocks
Header, Text, Image	Headlines, paragraphs and pictures in several layouts
Gallery, List, Video	Picture grids, numbered steps, cards, and a YouTube or Vimeo video
Pricing	One product, or two options
Testimonial, Countdown	A quote, and a timer that counts down to a date you pick
Elements	Order summary, logo, link bar, button, divider, spacer, social links, address, footer

A selected block has a Layout list, switches for the parts it can show (such as eyebrow, title, paragraph, button and image), background and text colours, a background image with an overlay, and padding from none to large. A block can hold up to 48 items, and a link bar or footer up to 24 links. A page can hold up to 120 blocks.

Click text on the canvas to type into it. Select words for bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, lists and links. Click a text element, button, image or video to change its font, label, link, shape or source. A button can go to the checkout page, the sales page, the thank-you page or any web address.

Global style

With nothing selected, the panel sets the page’s colours (backdrop, canvas, font, link and button), the display and body fonts, the button shape (square, soft or pill), the page width, a border and padding.

Prices and checkout

A Pricing block shows the prices the page sells. Open each item and choose its price from Choose a price….

The checkout is a fixed layout. Switch its parts on or off in the panel: Quantity, Upsell, Logo display, Email opt-in, Shipping and Testimonial. Click a heading on the canvas to rename it. Edit product and price opens the checkout settings, with tabs for Product, Upsell, Contact and Testimonial.

On the Product tab you either pick a product you already sell, under From your catalog, or type a name, description, currency and price. Prices are typed in whole amounts such as 25000. The currencies on offer are NGN, USD, GBP, EUR, GHS, KES, ZAR and CAD. A price can be one-time or recurring, and can have a sale price. A product with sizes, colours or ticket types from the catalog shows each as a choice, and you change its prices and stock in Products and services.

Prices on a page are added to your catalog, where they show as Came from a page. The builder adds them as you edit, and publishing makes sure they are there. Changing an amount saves a new version of the price. A live page keeps charging the price it was published with until you publish it again.

Taking payment

The builder shows the checkout as a design with its pay button switched off, and says payment is coming soon. A published checkout only takes payment once the workspace has a payment account connected under Settings → Payments. Without one, nobody can pay. See Products and services.

Publish and share

Publish makes the current draft the live version. Later edits stay in the draft until you publish again, and the dialog that opens after publishing shows the link, with Copy link and View page. A page that is live shows Live beside its name and on its card.

To take a page offline, open Setup and choose Unpublish. Your draft and its history are kept. Delete, in the same dialog or in a card’s menu, removes the page, and a live page stops working.

Setup also holds the page name, its link, a description shown when the link is shared and in search results, and Show in search engines. That applies to the sales page only. Checkout and thank-you pages are never listed. The description and search setting go live with your next publish.

The page address

Pages and forms share one set of addresses in your workspace, so a link name can’t be used by both. The link name me is reserved for My page. Publishing is refused if a form has taken the link name since you chose it.

Pages live on the customer domain, orgmy.io:

• https://your-name.orgmy.io/page-link when your workspace has a public URL slug that can be used as a web name.
• https://orgmy.io/your-name/page-link otherwise. Here your-name is the public URL slug, or your Project ID if you haven’t set one.

Set the slug under Settings → General → Public URL slug. A few names can’t be used as a web name, such as www, app, api, admin, mail and forms.

The checkout also has its own link, the page’s link followed by /checkout. Setup shows it so you can link to it from your own site or app.

A page can be up to about 1 MB of content in total.

My page

My page lets customers see their orders and bookings. It’s off until you turn it on.

1. Open Settings → My page and tick Turn on My page.
2. Leave Email ticked under Sign-in methods. SMS and WhatsApp are shown as Coming soon and can’t be chosen.
3. Click Save. Your My page link appears, ending in /me.

Customers confirm their email address with a one-time code to sign in.

With Copilot or an AI app

An AI app connected through MCP, and Copilot, can read your pages and the built-in page templates. They can draft a page from a template and change its sections. Everything lands off: a page stays unpublished until a person publishes it. They can’t publish a page, and they can’t see orders or buyers.