---
slug: add-sub-pages
title: Add sub-pages, and decide whether to link to them
summary: Give one name several pages, each with its own address, look, QR code and statistics, and choose which ones your main page points to.
journey: your-page
level: pro
role: any
features: [sub-pages, profile-block, discoverability, qr-code]
last_checked: 2026-11-03
next: [make-a-vip-area, downloadable-contact-card]
mcp_topics: [pages]
in_app: [/dashboard/pages]
questions: [Can I have more than one page on exclusively.me?, How do I make a separate page for an event or a menu?, Should my sub-page link back to my main page?]
---
A **sub-page** is another page under your name, at exclusively.me/yourname/ and a short word of your choosing: */wholesale*, */summer-menu*, */race-day*. Each one has its own links, its own look, its own QR code and its own statistics. Use one when a group of people needs a different page from everyone else, then decide whether your main page points to it, or whether only the people you hand it to should find it.

## Before you start

- Pro gives you a number of sub-pages as part of the plan, and you can buy more. On Free you can build one to see how it works, but it stays switched off until you upgrade.

## The steps

::: step Add a sub-page
Open **My Pages** and press **+ Add sub-page**. Type the **Page name**: the address follows it as you type (*Summer Menu* becomes *summer-menu*), or type your own **URL slug**. Press **Create**. The new page has its own card in My Pages, with its own Edit, Share and QR code.
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*Screen: Adding a sub-page: its name, and the address it makes under yours.*

::: step Build it like any page
Press **Edit** on its card. It has its own welcome message, links, theme and picture (or it uses your account's picture). Everything in the other guides works here too.
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::: step Decide whether your main page links to it
On your main page, a **Page / Profile** block can point at the sub-page with its picture on the button ([Show your connections on your page](/guides/link-to-your-connections) shows how). Whether you should depends on who it's for:

- **Link to it** when it's for everyone, only more of it: a menu, an events list, a portfolio. It keeps your main page short.
- **Don't link to it** when it's for a particular group you'll send it to yourself: trade customers, a printed flyer's QR code, a VIP area. Set **Who can find this page?** on its Security tab to *Only people with the link*, and only people with the address or the code can open it.
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::: step Link back, or don't
On the sub-page, a profile block back to your main page is useful when visitors might want everything else you do. Leave it off when the sub-page is a focused offer (one event, one price list, one sign-up) and you want people to do that one thing.
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::: step Share it on its own
Each sub-page has its own QR code and share cards under **Share** on its card, pointing straight at it. Print the race-day code on the race-day flyer, and the page and the code can change without touching your main page.
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## Check it worked

Open exclusively.me/yourname/ and the sub-page's address on your phone. It's live, in its own look.

## If something's different

### The sub-page says Inactive
On Free a sub-page stays switched off; upgrade to Pro to publish it. On Pro, check its **Show / Hide** switch on its card.

### I can't add another one
You've used your plan's pages. My Pages offers **Add more pages** on Pro.

### Can I change the address later?
Choose it carefully: a printed QR code points at it. If you delete a sub-page, its address frees up, and typing the same address again offers to bring the old page back.

## Do it with your AI

Ask *"Make a sub-page called Wholesale with my trade price list and email, and don't link to it from my main page"*. Your AI proposes the page and you approve it.

## Why it's worth it

One name, one QR code habit, and a page for every audience: customers, trade, fans, sponsors. Each one gets exactly what's for them, and you see in Analytics how each is doing.