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One block written once, current on all your pages

Socials, contact, current offers, legal notices: a block of titles and links created once in the library, imported into as many pages as you like. Change it in one place, it changes everywhere.

Free, no credit card.

Created once, imported everywhere

A name, a description, titles and links. From a page, "Import a component" drops it where you want, and it follows every change from then on. The table tells you which pages it lives in.

  • Titles and links in one block
  • Imported into a page in one click
  • You know which pages use it

See the link page

A component’s record: its name, how many pages use it, and the list of those pages with their views and clicks.

Protected in the page, free in the library

In a page, the block moves as one and nobody breaks it by accident. Removed from a page, it stays available; broken apart, its links become the page's own.

See how it works

The Components tab of the library: each component, what it holds and how many pages use it.

Duplicated, measured, deleted with no surprises

An independent copy in one click to spin off a variant. Its items' clicks add up in your statistics. And deleting it removes its links from every page, telling you first.

See pricing

The Appearance tab: ready-made themes with colour and font settings on the left, the published page updating live on the right.

Many pages, one block to fix

You keep one page per artist, product or outlet, and each ends with the same links: tickets, shop, newsletter. Instead of reopening every page when an address changes, put that block in a component: one edit in the library, and all your pages show the new address.

Frequently asked questions

What happens when I edit a component?

Every page that imports it shows the new version immediately, nothing to reopen.

Can I edit a component from a page?

No, that is what keeps it consistent. Open the component in the library, or detach it in the page to take back control of its links.

Are components in the free plan?

No. Components and page styles are reserved for paid plans.

How do I know where a component is used?

The component’s Pages tab lists the pages that import it, with their views and clicks, and the tab counter says how many. The library’s Pages column gives the same figure.

Can a component hold another component?

No. A component already imported into a page cannot go into a new one, and the import window does not offer it twice for the same page.

Can I group links that are already on a page?

Yes. Tick the rows you want and choose Create a component: they leave the page for the component, and an import row takes their place at the same position.

Your page online in two minutes

An account, an address, your first links. And already, your first clicks counted.