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Business page

Creating a page

Adding another business page to an account you already have. It is the same short wizard as sign-up, minus the parts that identify you — it starts at the business itself.

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Steps

  1. Get here from Create New Page on the Pages screen, or the Create page pill in the Dashboard's Quick actions. Because you are already signed in, the wizard opens on the business step.

  2. Enter the Business name. Your page URL fills itself in from that name and is the part after bizgo.in/ — edit it if you want, and the wizard tells you whether it is free. Choose it carefully: it cannot be changed once the page exists.

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  3. Add a logo if you have one, then the WhatsApp number customers should reach you on, and an email for receipts and renewal reminders. Press Continue.

  4. Pick this page's plan. The button names your choice, so it reads Continue with Basic or Continue with Premium. Free is one of the options. What each plan includes is on the pricing page.

  5. The preview shows the new page at its real address. On the free plan it publishes at once; on a paid plan you go on to payment, and the page is live when that finishes. Either way you land back on your dashboard, and the first time you open the new page in the editor an AI draft is waiting — already written from what you have just entered. Nothing is on your page until you accept a card and save.

Questions

As many businesses, brands or outlets as you want to run. Your existing pages are untouched when you add one. Each new page starts its own plan, so budget for it as a separate line rather than as an extra on the plan you already pay for.

Yes, and it is usually faster. Duplicate page in the menu on any card on the Pages screen clones the content and the look onto a new address. The copy still needs a plan of its own.

No. The page URL is set at creation and is read-only in the editor afterwards. If you get it wrong, the fix is a new page — so read it back before you press Continue.

No. Take the free plan and get the page live, then move it up from Subscriptions when you need the sections a paid plan opens. The page keeps its address and its content when it changes plan.

That is sample content, and the note under the frame says so. The page editor is where you replace it, and you can keep editing after the page is live.

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