Create your first page

The quickest start is one link: paste it, pick a page type, and the page is written for you and opens in the editor. If you’d rather set every detail yourself, the step-by-step wizard below gives you full control.

Fastest way: paste a link

1. Click New page.
2. Paste your offer link (a ClickBank, Digistore or merchant page) into the box, or describe the product in a few lines: what it is, who it’s for, the price.
3. If you pasted the merchant’s own page, put Your affiliate link in the field that appears under it, so every button earns your commission. Left blank, the buttons go to the page you pasted, and the editor reminds you to change that.
4. Pick the page type (advertorial, presell, bridge, listicle or review) and click Build my page.

We read the product details from the link, pick a layout and write the page. The editor opens while the sections are written, and you can change anything once it’s done. Then review the draft as described in step 5.

1. Choose a format and template

Click New page, then Or set it up step by step. Pick the format that matches your traffic:

• Advertorial — cold traffic from native ads or social feeds that needs a story first.
• Presell — visitors who need fit, benefits and objections handled before the merchant page.
• Bridge — warm or high-intent traffic that needs a short, consistent handoff.
• Listicle, review, comparison, VSL, lead capture, sales and thank-you pages for everything else.

Not sure? The format guides explain when each one works. Advertorial and bridge pages have two layouts; presell pages have three. Open the preview to see a template on a phone and a desktop before you choose.

2. Add the offer

Paste the offer or merchant link and we’ll try to read the product details from it: name, description, benefits, features, price and terms. Review everything — pages change, and what we read is a starting point, not a guarantee. Fields we couldn’t find are listed so you can fill them in.

You can also type the details yourself, which is often better for offers whose landing page says little. Useful fields:

• Benefits and features — one per line, specific rather than generic.
• Price, offer terms and guarantee — only what’s true today.
• Proof — facts you can substantiate (awards, certifications, study references). The AI uses these verbatim and never invents its own.
• Testimonials — only real ones you have permission to use. They appear exactly as supplied.
• Restrictions — claims the network or merchant doesn’t allow. The AI avoids them.

Add your affiliate link here too. It becomes the page’s main destination, so every button that points at the offer updates when you change it. Save the offer to reuse it on other pages.

3. Write the brief

Tell the AI who the page is for and how it should sound: audience, country, language, angle, tone, length and the action you want visitors to take. If you know the ad visitors will click, paste it in so the page continues the same message. Writing a brief that gets good copy has examples.

4. Generate

Click Generate. You’ll see progress as sections are written. You can leave the screen — the job keeps running and the result waits for you.

Generating a page uses one AI page build from your allowance, only if it succeeds. If anything goes wrong, nothing is charged and your draft is left as it was.

5. Review the draft

The draft opens in the editor. Before anything else:

1. With nothing selected, the panel on the right shows To finish: your offer link if it’s missing, and every [ADD: …] note. Click one to jump to it and fill in the real fact. Publishing waits until no note would show to visitors.
2. Read every claim and check it against the offer. AI can make mistakes, and you are responsible for what you publish.
3. Check the disclosure and ad label, and that buttons point where you expect.

Then edit as much as you like — see Editing, versions & locked sections — and publish when you’re ready. Nothing goes live until you do.