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Adding pages to a site you already published

One click for the pages every business needs

An Add a page panel sits on the Pages screen. It adds an About or Contact page to any site, and an FAQ page to a multi-page site.

The agent writes it from what it already knows about your business, so you are not re-explaining your company to an empty editor. Each new page is individually built from your profile.

The page is checked against Google Search Essentials and modern web standards, like the rest of the site. It lands in your footer links and your sitemap, and the old version is saved so you can go back.

A page of your own, and what it costs

You can also make a page and name it whatever you like. There are two ways to fill it, and they are priced differently on purpose.

• Write it yourself in plain paragraphs — no charge.
• Give one line about the page and let the agent write it — that is metered usage.

How your page allowance works

Your own words cost nothing. Either way the page faces the same compliance gate, so a page you typed meets the same bar as one the agent drafted.

Every page counts toward your plan's allowance, which you can see on the pricing page. Sites are capped at up to 25 pages per site on Starter, 50 on Growth, and 100 on Scale and Platform, with their own page structure and internal links.

Reach the limit and the message tells you exactly what to remove, or which plan raises it.

Legal pages, and when the panel is missing

Your Privacy Policy, Terms of Service and Accessibility Statement work differently. They do not count toward the allowance, and they are never written for you. Nothing sits at those addresses until you upload your own document.

One kind of site does not show the panel at all. On an older multi-page site the platform did not keep each page's own copy, so adding a page would mean rewriting words you already have.

The screen says that plainly, Edit copy still works on every page you have, and you can ask in chat for the cheapest way forward. You can never delete a homepage or a legal page here — the Delete this page button shows up only on a page you added yourself.

Updated September 2026