Pages & storefront overview
How your public site is put together in Zanfia: the storefront, product pages, hosted pages, the site address and custom domain, and where each of them is edited.
Your site is the public face of your Zanfia account: one address where visitors find your storefront and your pages, buy through your checkouts and log in to what they bought. Everything about it lives in the Your site group of the left sidebar.
What your site is made of
| Part | What it is | Public address | Where you edit it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storefront | A store page that lists your published products, grouped into sections, with its own design, header and footer. | The root of your site address | Your site → Storefront (/sites/storefront) |
| Product page | One public page per product, built from the product's own data plus the sales content you add. | /p/[product] | Storefront → Product pages (/products/<productId>/page) |
| Page | A standalone hosted page: sales page, signup page, webinar registration, thank-you page or anything else. Written by AI, a template or your HTML. | /[slug] | Your site → Pages & Funnels (/sites/pages) |
| Blog | Posts with their own addresses, categories and an RSS feed, in the look of your storefront or of a page you pick. | /blog and /blog/[post] | Your site → Blog (/sites/blog) |
| Legal documents | Your terms and privacy policy, linked from the storefront footer, pages and checkouts. | /documents/terms and /documents/pp | Your site → Settings → Privacy & legal (/site/privacy) |
Checkout pages are a separate topic: see Sales & checkout.
Where things live
The Your site group in the sidebar has six entries:
| Entry | Route | What you do there |
|---|---|---|
| Storefront | /sites/storefront | Arrange products, style the store, edit the header and footer, and switch to Product pages. |
| Pages & Funnels | /sites/pages | Create, edit, publish and delete hosted pages. Pages that belong together (for example a signup page and its thank-you page) show as one funnel. |
| Blog | /sites/blog | Write, publish and schedule blog posts, and sort them into categories. |
| Look and menu | /sites/layout | Set your site's shared menu, redirects from old addresses and the blog's look. |
| Client area | /sites/client-area | Adjust the logged-in area your clients see after they sign in. |
| Settings | /site | The Site & brand screen: site address, main page, language, name and logo, domains, legal documents, site theme. |
Pages start as drafts
Every new page is a Draft, whichever way you start it: the AI agent, a template or your own HTML. A draft is visible only to logged-in members of your team, under an amber bar that says the page is not published. Visitors get the page only after you click Publish. A page generated by AI never publishes itself.
What visitors see first
The Main page setting decides what opens at the root of your site address: the Storefront, a Custom page you built, the User dashboard (the login page for visitors, the library for clients) or a Community. A new account starts with the storefront.
Plans and AI credits
Templates, the page editor and the storefront have no plan gate, and generating pages and keeping drafts are never limited. Your plan limits only how many pages are published at once: Starter 3, Growth 25, Pro and Scale no limit. A funnel with all its steps counts as one page, and after-signup and after-purchase pages (such as thank-you pages) and legal pages (terms, privacy, cookies) do not count. Generating a page and editing it through the agent use AI credits; when you run out, generation stops with "You're out of AI credits" and points you to Settings → Usage (see AI credits). Your own domain for the whole site is on every plan. A separate domain for a single page is on Pro (up to 3 domains) and Scale (up to 10): on other plans and during the trial, the Add a new domain button is replaced by a Use your own domain upgrade prompt.
Funnels, one-time offers and pixel tracking build on pages but are described in Marketing & growth. Signup forms as a standalone feature are covered in Create a signup form.
Articles in this category
- Generate a page with AI: pick a goal, describe the page in chat, get a draft.
- Create a signup page: a page with a form, a thank-you page and a signup counter.
- Start from a page template: the gallery, colors, and the blank-page path.
- Edit a page: chat edits, visual edits, code, colors and version history.
- Page settings and publishing: address, offer, access, SEO, cookie banner, publish and unpublish.
- Manage your pages: the list, filters, the page menu, deleting.
- A blog on your site: posts, the
/blogaddress, publishing and scheduling, categories, RSS and search engines. - Blog with the agent: drafts and scheduled posts with the AI agent, plus the blog in the API, MCP and CLI.
- Set up your storefront: sections, product order, design and header.
- Edit a product page: sales content, automatic blocks, replacing it with a custom page.
- Storefront footer and legal links: contact details, social links, terms and privacy policy.
- Site address and main page: your address, what opens at the root, language, name and logo.
- Connect a custom domain: DNS records, verification states and SSL.
- Troubleshooting pages and storefront: the most common problems, with causes and fixes.
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