How It Works


From a name to a website in a minute

Here's everything that happens, from signing up to sharing your site: six steps, with no code and nothing to install. The pictures are a real site, made just this way.


1. Tell us your site's name

Your name, your email, a password, and what your site's called. Its address is made from the name - juniper-yoga-studio.scheduleaid.com - and you can change it before you start.

You can add your own domain later.

The sign-up form, filled in for Juniper Yoga Studio

2. Your site is live

The moment you finish, your site is on the internet: Home, About and Contact pages, a menu, and a contact form that sends visitors' messages to your email.

Each page already says what goes where, so you know what to write.

Juniper Yoga Studio's new site, as visitors see it

3. Click any words to change them

Signed in, you see your site as visitors do, with tools beside everything. Point at a heading, a paragraph or a button and choose Text.

Type your own words, make them bold, add links and lists, and save: the page changes in front of you.

Changing the words of a heading in the editor

4. Add sections and pictures

Pages are made of sections. Give one a style - an opening, cards that link, a photo gallery, key facts, testimonials or a call to action - and it's designed for you.

Add a picture to anything, and it's sized for every screen.

A section's layout and style, chosen in the editor

5. Pick your look

In Site settings, choose a design and a palette, or your own main color, and every page changes with it.

Your logo, icon and fonts are there too, with what search engines show.

Site settings: the design and its colors

6. Share it

Send people your address, put it on your cards and profiles, and collect newsletter subscribers from any page.

Your site keeps working while you sleep: hosting, HTTPS and backups are looked after for you.

Juniper Yoga Studio's site, finished

Your website is a minute away

Your site is live as soon as you sign up, and your first 30 days are free.

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