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How to Build a Website with TrustPager
Build and publish professional websites from inside TrustPager. Includes AI generation, 100+ section types, custom domains, SEO, CRM-connected forms, and blog and content sections powered by public Notepads folders.
TrustPager includes a built-in website builder so you can create and manage professional websites without leaving the platform. Websites you build here are fast-hosted as part of your subscription — no separate hosting account needed.
You can build anything from a simple landing page to a multi-page marketing site. Any forms you add to your website feed submissions directly into the TrustPager opportunities pipeline, so leads from your site land straight in your CRM.
Getting started
Go to https://app.trustpager.com/tools/websites and click Create Website. You will be prompted to choose a starting method:
- Create with AI — Describe your business in plain English. AI generates a complete homepage with sections tailored to your industry. This is the fastest way to get something live.
- Use Template — Start with a pre-made landing page template. Give the website a name and optionally set a domain, then open it in the builder to customise.
Once the website is created it appears in the Websites list. Click Design on any row to open the visual page builder.
Building pages with sections
The builder works section by section. Each page is made up of stackable sections — heroes, feature grids, testimonials, FAQs, pricing tables, contact forms, CTAs, and more. There are over 100 section types to choose from. You can add, remove, reorder, and edit each section's content and styling directly in the builder.
To add a new page to your website, open the builder and use the page list in the sidebar. Set a page as the homepage, control which pages appear in the navigation, and set the nav order for each.
Blog and content sections
You can add a blog or any content collection to your website by connecting public Notepads folders. Each public folder becomes its own section — with its own title and path — so you can run a blog, a press area, and a resource library all from the same site if you want.
How it works
Notepads are organised into folders at https://app.trustpager.com/operations/notepads. When you set a folder's visibility to Public, it becomes available as a content collection you can add to any website. The individual notepads inside that folder each control their own visibility — setting the folder Public does not publish the notepads inside it. A notepad only appears on the website section when it is also set to Public.
Adding a content section to your website
- Go to https://app.trustpager.com/tools/websites and open your website's settings.
- Find the Blog & Content card.
- Switch on any public folder you want to add as a section. Give the section a title (e.g. Blog, Press, Resources) and a path (e.g.
/blog,/press). - Repeat for as many sections as you need — each folder becomes a separate content section with its own URL path.
Publishing a post
Open the notepad you want to publish at https://app.trustpager.com/operations/notepads and set its visibility to Public. As long as its folder is switched on in your website's Blog & Content settings, the post will appear in that section. The post's web address is generated automatically from the notepad's title.
Cover images
Cover images appear on the notepad card in the grid at https://app.trustpager.com/operations/notepads and at the top of the post on your website. To add a cover image, open the notepad, click the Image button in the editor, and switch the toggle at the top to Cover Image. You can upload a file, paste a URL, pick from the library, or generate one with AI.
Custom domains and SEO
To connect your own domain, go to https://app.trustpager.com/tools/websites, click Settings on your website row, and enter your domain under Domain. You can also add a staging domain for testing before you go live, and add additional domains if you need multiple URLs pointing to the same site.
SEO settings are available at both the website level (defaults for every page) and per page (overrides). At the website level you can set:
- Default meta title and meta description
- Default Open Graph image (used when sharing links on social media)
- Google Tag Manager container ID
- Microsoft Clarity project ID
- Custom header and footer scripts (for analytics, chat widgets, tracking pixels)
Per-page SEO is configured inside the builder for each individual page.
Note: changes to GTM, custom scripts, or default SEO fields require you to re-export the site for them to take effect on your live domain.
Forms and CRM integration
You can embed a lead generation form directly on your website pages. When a visitor submits the form, TrustPager automatically creates a new opportunity in your CRM pipeline — no manual follow-up required.
To add a form, use the Contact or Booking Form section types when building your page. Configure the form fields and the pipeline it should feed into via your website settings.
Image management
Images you upload through the builder are stored in your workspace media library and served from TrustPager's fast hosting infrastructure. You do not need to manage a separate image CDN. Uploaded images can be reused across pages and websites within your workspace.
Requesting a website build
If you do not have website edit permissions, you will see a Request a Website button instead of Create Website. Use that button to submit a request — your workspace admin will be notified.
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