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How to set up your pageo page, sync it from GitHub with pageo.json, connect a custom domain, and use forms and the inbox.

• Get startedCreate a pageo account, claim your username, build your page in the editor, and make it public.Read
• GitHub sync and pageo.jsonKeep your pageo page in a pageo.json file on GitHub. Every push to main updates your page. Field reference included.Read
• Custom domainsPut your pageo page on your own domain or subdomain. The DNS records to add, how verification works, and what happens if Pro ends.Read
• Forms and inboxAdd a contact form or custom forms to your pageo page, read every message in one inbox, and get an email when one arrives.Read
• Switch to pageoMove your Linktree, or any page with your links, to pageo. What the import reads, what comes across, and the steps after it.Read
• Players and embedsShow a Spotify album, a YouTube video, a Calendly booking page, and more as a player on your pageo page, not only as a link.Read
• WebhooksSend new subscribers and form messages from your pageo page to Zapier, Make, n8n, or your own server. Events, payloads, and signature checks.Read
• Email toolsSend each new subscriber from your pageo page to Kit, Mailchimp, or beehiiv as soon as they confirm their email.Read
• Work with meTurn DMs into clear requests with a work page: what you offer, your terms, a booking scheduler, and an intake form that lands in your inbox.Read