Every page you can point a link or an ad at lives in one place: Landing Pages. Pages built for a show or a release stay synced to it (date, venue, tickets, cover art update themselves). Custom pages are built from blocks. Free includes 1 per category, including 1 custom page. Pro raises the cap to 3 per show or release and unlocks the design studio.
The Pages rack
One rack of every page you have. Filter by Shows, Releases, or Custom. Each row shows the page's link with Copy, Open, and Edit, plus that page's own views and clicks from the last 30 days once fans start arriving.
Upcoming shows and live releases that don't have a page yet appear as faded rows with a Make page button. One click and the page is live. And when you save a new show or release, its page is created in the same moment and the link is handed to you right there.
Extra pages for the same show or release let you send different audiences to different versions (one per ad, for example). They appear indented under their parent, added with the + Extra page button up to your cap. Give each one a label like "Meta Ad" so the numbers stay readable.
When pages are live
A show or release page is live as soon as its show or release is public. A release page shows NOT PUBLIC YET until the release leaves draft. Custom pages carry their own Live / Draft switch.
The editor
- Page settings: change the link, add a label, regenerate the link, or delete the page.
- Backgrounds: desktop and mobile photos with a focal point picker (Pro).
- Appearance: accent color and backdrop (ink, accent glow, or your photo) with scrim and opacity, all with a live preview. Video backdrops are available on custom pages.
- Blocks: headings, text, countdowns, streaming buttons, embeds, galleries, email sign-up, and more, rendered under the page's own content.
Sharing
Every page has Copy link, a short link, and a QR code you can download for flyers and merch tables.
The other tabs
Contests, Downloads, and Tracking Pixels manage what your pages capture: sign-up lists, gated downloads, and the Meta / TikTok / Google tags each page fires. Every page can carry its own pixel IDs or fall back to your profile-level ones, and every email a page collects is tagged with the page that captured it.