What is Juicer Pages?
Juicer Pages is a built-in landing page builder that lets you create link-in-bio pages, campaign hubs, event microsites, and profile pages, all powered by your Juicer social feeds.
Each page lives at yourname.juicer.page and can display your social content, custom links, and media on a clean, customizable page. You can create up to 3 pages per account.
Watch a quick walkthrough.
Getting started
Log in to your Juicer dashboard.
Click Pages in the top navigation.
Click + New Page (or + Create Page if you don't have any yet).
Choose a subdomain. This becomes yourname.juicer.page.
Start building your page.
What you can add to a page
Profile section
Profile image, a circular avatar displayed at the top of your page (500x500px, JPG, PNG, or GIF).
Title and description, your page headline and tagline.
Social links
Add direct links to your profiles on Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, and more. You can display them as full-width buttons at the top of your page, or as compact icon buttons at the top only, or at the top and the bottom of the page.
Feed blocks
Embed any of your Juicer feeds directly on the page. Visitors will see your aggregated social content from 15+ platforms (Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, etc.) in a seamless format. You can optionally show the feed name above the posts.
Custom link buttons
Add as many call-to-action buttons as you need. Link to your website, a product, a signup form, or anything else. Each button supports:
Custom label text.
Emoji icons (choose from 80+ options).
Button styles, Default, Primary, Secondary, or fully Custom colors.
Custom background and text colors (hex values).
Drag-and-drop reordering.
Customizing the design
Click the design or appearance options in the editor to customize:
Background color, set any color for your page background.
Background image, upload a full-page background image.
Text color, control the color of your page text.
Font size, choose Small (12px), Medium (14px), or Large (18px).
Link button colors, set background and text colors for your link buttons.
Link button border radius, adjust from sharp corners (0px) to fully rounded (99px).
Templates
The design panel includes a Templates option for starting a page from a pre-styled layout. We're still building out the template library, so for now this button shows a "Coming soon" placeholder. Until templates ship, every page starts from the default blank layout and you can style it from the design panel described above.
Draft and publish workflow
Pages use a draft and publish system.
All your edits are saved to a draft version.
Click Publish when you're ready to make changes live.
Use the Preview button to see how your page looks before publishing.
SEO settings
In the page Settings modal, you can customize:
Meta title (up to 60 characters), appears in search results and browser tabs.
Meta description (up to 160 characters), appears in search result snippets.
Sharing your page
Once published, your page is live at yourname.juicer.page. Use the Share option to copy the link and share it anywhere, your social media bios, email signatures, marketing materials, and more.
Mobile-friendly
All Juicer Pages are fully responsive and look great on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Frequently asked questions
How many pages can I create?
You can create up to 3 pages per account.
Can I use a custom domain?
Custom domain support is coming soon. For now, your page is available at yourname.juicer.page.
Can I remove the Juicer branding?
This option is coming soon on premium plans.
What social platforms are supported in feeds?
All 15+ platforms that Juicer supports, including Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Bluesky, Google Reviews, and more.
Is Juicer Pages mobile-friendly?
Yes. Your landing page is designed to be responsive and will look great on any device, phone, tablet, or desktop.
If your page isn't publishing, the subdomain isn't available, or something isn't rendering the way it should, contact us with the subdomain you tried to use, a screenshot of the editor, and the URL of any feed you embedded on the page, and we'll take a look.