Build a landing page and publish it to your domain.

No. Pages are built from sections of one to four columns and seven blocks: heading, text, image, button, divider, spacer, and form. Drop a block beside another to split the row, and set padding, colors, borders, and alignment in the panel. There is no code to write, though each page has head and body snippets for your own tags.

Your team verifies the domain once with a DNS record in Settings. After that, anyone who can publish adds a URL like go.yourcompany.com/summit to the page. Certificates are handled for you, pages are always served over https, and one page can have several URLs.

Your edits save to the draft as you work, so visitors see nothing until you publish. Publishing saves the draft as a numbered version and serves it at every URL on the page. A page needs a title before it can be published.

Open the page's version history, preview any past version read-only, and restore it into your draft. Restoring never publishes by itself, so you can check the page and publish when it looks right.

Yes. The form block is your Conversion form, rendered in the page itself rather than an iframe, so submissions create or update contacts the way they do anywhere else and carry the page URL they came from. Republish the form and every page that uses it updates.

Yes. Switch the editor to Mobile to set padding, alignment, font size, and visibility for phones only. Columns stack by default, and each row can reverse the stack or keep its columns side by side.

Yes. Preview draft opens the working copy at its own link, which only teammates signed in to Conversion can open. To share a page outside your team before launch, make it private and give it a password.