The golden rule: your page only sells when it's live, with a delivery method active and payments turned on. Let's take it in parts.
- 1
Have your account created and your profile complete
First things first, you need an account. If you don't have one yet, you can start building the page without logging in, but when you publish we'll ask for your email to create the account on the spot.
Complete your profile: person type (individual or business), your country and your basic details. That's what links your account to getting paid later.
- 2
Create your page with the product photo and price
In the dashboard, tap "new page". You upload the product photo and set the price. Pagely generates a ready-made landing page from that, with copy, sections and a buy button.
You land straight in the editor. Everything on the page is editable: title, description, price and images.
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Adjust the page your way
Click any text to edit it inline. To swap an image, use the change button: you can upload a photo from your gallery, adjust the current image with AI, or generate a new one from the original product photo.
Put effort into the title and the first image. That's what holds the attention of whoever opens the link.
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Set up how the customer receives the order
This step is required: your page needs at least one delivery method active, otherwise the buyer gets stuck at checkout.
You have four options, and you can turn on as many as you like: local pickup (the customer comes to you, no shipping), local delivery (you drop it off and charge by distance), ship by mail (anywhere in the country, calculated on the spot or a flat rate) and digital product (file or link delivered instantly).
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Turn on payments
Connect your payout account to accept card and Pix. The money from sales lands straight in your account, it doesn't pass through Pagely.
Without payments active the page is live, but you can't get paid. That's why this step comes before you really start promoting.
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Publish the page
With delivery set up, just publish. The first publish of a page uses a slot (the first one may have a one-time cost, depending on your country).
Important: the slot is tied to that page. If you unpublish it and want to publish ANOTHER page, you'll need a new slot. But re-publishing the SAME page after unpublishing is free.
Be careful editing delivery after publishing: if you turn off the last delivery method on a live page, it goes offline (we confirm first). Just turn a delivery option back on and publish again, at no cost.
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Get the link out there
A beautiful page doesn't sell on its own. Copy the link and send it to everyone: old customers, WhatsApp groups, status updates, your Instagram bio.
It's completely normal not to sell on day one. The more people see the link, the closer you are to your first sale. Start with the people who already trust you.
FAQ
Do I need to pay to publish?
The first publish of a page uses a slot, which may have a one-time cost depending on your country. Re-publishing the same page after unpublishing costs nothing.
Can I use the same slot on another page?
No. The slot is tied to the specific page you published. To publish a different page you need a new slot.
Why won't my page let me publish?
Almost always it's because delivery isn't set up. Turn on at least one method (pickup, local delivery, national shipping or digital product) and the publish button unlocks.
Does the money from sales pass through Pagely?
No. Payments land straight in your connected account. Pagely only keeps a small fee per sale.
I turned off delivery and the page went offline. Now what?
A live page needs at least one delivery method active. If you turn off the last one, it goes back to draft. Turn a delivery option back on and publish again, at no cost.
