Adding Pages

Adding a new page

You can add new pages to your site using the change request feature. New pages are created for you to match your existing site's design — same colors, fonts, header, footer, and navigation.

How to request a new page

In your dashboard, submit a change request describing the new page:

Example prompts

• "Create a new Services page listing: Residential Plumbing, Commercial Plumbing, Emergency Repairs, and Water Heater Installation. Include a brief description of each."
• "Add a Careers page with our current job openings: Senior Developer (full-time), Marketing Manager (part-time). Include an email address for applications: jobs@ourcompany.com"
• "Create a FAQ page with these questions and answers: [list your Q&As]"
• "Add a Gallery page showcasing our recent projects"

What to include in your request

The more information you provide, the better the result:

1. Page title — what the page should be called
2. Content — the actual text, or a description of what should be on the page
3. Structure — how the content should be organized (sections, bullet points, etc.)
4. Any special elements — contact forms, maps, image galleries
5. Navigation — where the link should appear in your menu

How pricing works

Adding a brand-new page is a bigger job than editing an existing page. Every site gets 5 free changes to start, then it's $1 per change:

• New page vs. edit — a brand-new page is a bigger job; a regular change to an existing page is a single change
• You always see the cost before a bigger job runs
• Complex pages — may take a follow-up change request to refine (each refinement is a regular change, not another new page)

Navigation

When you add a new page through the Add a Page option in your dashboard, it's automatically linked from your menu on every existing page — no second request needed.

If your site uses an unusual navigation structure and the auto-link doesn't appear, just submit a Global Change like "Add a link to /pricing in the navigation menu".

You can still ask for a new page through a regular change request, but the dashboard's Add a Page flow is the recommended path: it validates the URL slug up front, generates the page using your homepage as a design template, and handles the menu wiring automatically.