Create a focused sales or sign-up page with Soul AI, edit it, and publish it at its own link.

This page is the quick version. The full guide, from creating a page with Soul to restoring an earlier version, is in Landing Pages.

A landing page is a single, focused page outside your main portal: a sales page for a course, an opt-in page for a free guide, a page for a retreat. Soul AI designs it in your brand, and you can edit anything after.

When to use this

  • You're launching one thing and want a page that does nothing but sell it.
  • You're offering a free guide and want an opt-in page with a sign-up form.
  • You want something other than your portal home at the front of your own domain.

Landing pages live in Audience → Landing Pages, marked BETA.

If you want…Use
One page for one offer or campaignA landing page
A home for everything you offerYour portal
To collect sign-ups without a pageA form

Gather your material

Before you start, write down who the page is for, what you're offering, the price and dates, and anything that builds trust: a short story, testimonials, numbers. Make sure the offering itself already exists (for example the course or event), so the page can link to it.

Create the page

Open Audience → Landing Pages and click + New. In New landing page, enter a Page name (for example Breathwork Foundations) and describe What's this page for?: who it's for, what's included and why to join now. Click Create with Soul.

Soul AI builds the page in your brand. It takes a little while. Prefer to build it yourself? Click Start blank instead.

Refine it

Use the panel on the right:

  • Ask Soul: describe changes in your own words, for example "Make the hero warmer and add an FAQ."
  • Edit: double-click any text to change it. Click a block to select it, then drag to move it or use its toolbar. Add Heading, Text, Button, Image, Video or Divider tiles, reorder Sections, and use Undo / Redo.

Add your offering and a form

In Edit, click Pick an offering to add your session, event or course as a live card. Its price and date stay current on their own. To collect sign-ups, use Add form → Pick a form. Responses land in your Forms and People automatically.

Set the link and social preview

Click the gear icon (Page settings) next to the page. Check the Slug (the end of the page's address) and add a Social preview: a Preview image (1200×630 recommended), Title and Description. These show when your link is shared. Click Save.

Check it on mobile

Switch the preview to Mobile. Most visitors will see it on a phone.

Publish

Click Publish. Your page is live at:

https://bringsoul.life/pages/<your-handle>/<page-slug>

Use the ⋮ menu to View live page or Copy link.

Statuses

You seeMeans
Draft (hollow dot)Not published. Only you can see it; visitors get "not found".
Live (green dot)Published and visible to anyone with the link.
Unpublished changesYou've edited a live page. Visitors still see the last published version until you click Publish changes.

From the ⋮ menu you can also Revert to published (throw away unpublished edits) or Unpublish.

Go back to an earlier version

Open the History tab in the left sidebar. Click a version to view it, then Restore this version. Your current draft is saved as a checkpoint first, so you can always come back.

Tips

  • One page, one action. Repeat the same main button down the page rather than offering several choices.
  • Lead with the outcome, not the feature: "Sleep through the night again" beats "6-week breathwork course".
  • Give Soul real material. Real names, prices, dates and testimonials beat placeholder text. Soul AI can't invent your photos; it uses your portal images and Soul's gallery, or a clean design without photos.
  • Use real forms. Add a form with Add form. A form drawn into the design by hand won't save anything.
  • Feature it on your portal by pinning it as a highlight. Only published pages can be pinned.

Editing a live page doesn't change what visitors see until you click Publish changes. And if you see "Could not save. The slug may already be taken.", choose a different slug.

What visitors see

A standalone page in your brand, with your portal name, a short bio and your social links in the footer. Offering cards open the offering's own page, where people book, register or buy.