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Websites

Your website. Built around your business.

Build pages for your services, team and contact details. Edit content visually and publish your website on your own domain.

Here’s what you can do.

Three examples show how you can use Websites.

01

Build a website that fits your business.

Choose a template or start with a blank page. Arrange sections and change text and images directly in the editor.

A visual website editor with selectable pages and a large example architecture website.
Simplified product example · not a live product view
02

Give visitors a way to get in touch.

Embed a prepared contact form on your website. Choose its fields, confirmation and placement; follow-up actions are configured separately.

A contact form on an architecture website with separate options for a form link and embedding.
Simplified product example · not a live product view
03

Preview first. Publish when you’re ready.

Check the layout, links and form in preview, including the mobile view. Save your changes as a draft and publish when everything is ready.

The same architecture website in desktop and mobile previews with a publish button.
Simplified product example · not a live product view

What this changes for your day-to-day work.

The practical benefits of Websites.

Make changes without the back-and-forth

A new offer or photo? Update your website directly in the editor, without waiting for help with every small change.

A website preview with a selected heading and an Edit action.

Help visitors find what they need

Give services, team and contact details their own pages, so visitors can find the information they need more easily.

A website with Services, Team and Contact navigation and a path to its contact form.

Build once. Use it again.

Save finished sections and use them on other pages, saving you from rebuilding the same layout.

A saved website section is reused on two more pages.

Make it easy to read on mobile

Review the smartphone view and adjust its font sizes while keeping your desktop layout in place.

A website on desktop and smartphone with a separate mobile font-size control.

Prepare changes at your own pace

Save work in progress as a draft. Your published page stays in place until you publish the changes.

A website draft is edited separately from the published live version.

Simplified examples, not live account data.

What you need to get started.

To publish, connect your domain and choose the page visitors should land on. Set up forms, confirmations and any tracking to suit your offer.

Decide what should happen after an enquiry, such as a confirmation email or a task for your team. These follow-up actions need a separate workflow setup.

Availability and any add-on or usage costs are confirmed for your ONE LOOP account before implementation.

Your questions, answered.

What is the difference between a website and a funnel?

On a website, visitors choose between pages such as services, team and contact. A funnel guides them through a set sequence towards one goal, for example from an offer page to a form and then a confirmation.

Can I use my existing domain?

Yes. You can connect your own domain or subdomain and will need access to its settings. If your existing website needs to stay where it is, use a different available subdomain for the new page.

Can I update text and images myself later?

Yes. Edit text, images and sections in the visual editor. You can save your changes and review them in preview before publishing them.

What happens after someone submits a form?

You choose whether to show a confirmation or open another page. A confirmation email, team task or further follow-up needs additional setup; embedding the form alone does not create these actions.

See it with your own use case.

Let’s explore your use case and what the setup requires.

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