This is the complete walkthrough for the Landing page path — a fast, single-purpose site that captures leads through a contact form. It skips the payments and calendar steps, so you can get online quickly. Want bookings and payments from the start instead? See Full Business Setup.
Where to Find This
Services → Onboarding tab (in the left-hand menu)
The Onboarding tab only becomes available once you've created your account and chosen a plan. Until then, signing in shows a "Your business, up and running in minutes" welcome screen in place of your dashboard — no sidebar, no tabs, just a Choose a plan & start free trial button. See Create Your Account & Choose a Plan first.
Setup runs as a short series of guided steps. Your progress saves automatically after each step — a small Progress saved note appears each time — and a bar at the top shows your position and the current step's name, so you always know how far along you are. Once you've chosen the Landing page path (that's next), the bar counts through 5 steps in total. (One quirk: at the publishing step the bar still calls it Configure Business while the screen itself is headed Publish Your Landing Page — same step, two names.)
On the very first screen, before you've picked your path, the bar counts toward the longer Full business setup. As soon as you choose Landing page it settles to 5 steps.
Step 1: Business Profile
The first screen is headed Getting Started, with the line "Tell us about your company and we'll create your website." You'll fill in two fields:
- Company Name – Your company's legal or trading name (3–50 characters; a counter shows your length).
- Your Website Address – Type the first part of your web address into the box; the fixed .bizzly.net ending is shown beside it. For example, typing
yourcompanygives youyourcompany.bizzly.net.
As you type your address, we check whether it's free and show one of these under the box:
- ✓ Available – you're good to go
- ✗ Already taken – someone has it; pick another
- ✗ Invalid format – see the rules below
If your choice is taken, a Suggested alternatives: row of clickable options appears — tap one to use it.
Your address must be 3–63 characters, use only lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, start and end with a letter or number, and can't contain two hyphens in a row. The Create My Website button stays disabled until your address shows ✓ Available.
When you're ready, click Create My Website (it briefly shows Creating…). This creates your site.
Choose Your Path
Right after your business profile, the wizard asks "What would you like to build?" with the line "Choose the setup that fits your goal. You can always reset and switch later."
You'll see two cards:
- Full business — Bookings, payments & CRM
- Landing page — A marketing site with a contact form
For this walkthrough, click Choose Landing page (the button briefly shows Setting up…).
Choosing Landing page skips the Payments and Calendar steps entirely — you won't see them at all. That's why your progress bar counts to 5, not 7.
This choice is a fork in the road, not a numbered step — so the progress bar is hidden here. Once you choose Landing page, the numbered steps below appear and the progress bar returns.
Step 2: Choose Design
This screen is headed Choose Your Landing Page. You'll see single-page designs styled for different industries, with your contact form connected.
Move your mouse over a design card (or tap it on a touchscreen) and the green Use Launch Pack button appears over the picture — that's the button that chooses this design. Landing designs have no demo site, so there's no Preview button here (the full launch packs do have one).
Clicking the card itself does nothing, even though the pointer changes over it — you have to click Use Launch Pack.
Your contact form is always created and connected to HubSpot for you once HubSpot is connected (that's the next step). Depending on the design, the form block may still need dropping onto the page in the Website Editor — open your page after setup and check the form is showing where you want it.
A short spinner then reads "Preparing your launch pack…" and the wizard moves you straight on to the next step. Nothing is built at this point — choosing a design simply lines the pack up ready to publish.
For a closer look at what's on offer, see Choose Your Design (Launch Pack).
Step 3: Configure Integrations
This screen is headed Configure Integrations. Connecting HubSpot is what makes your landing page's contact form capture leads automatically — every enquiry becomes a contact in your CRM — so on this path it's the one connection you must make before you can continue.
- Click Connect HubSpot and sign in to HubSpot.
- Once linked, its card turns green and reads HubSpot Connected.
- Click Continue.
Until HubSpot is connected, a note above the connection cards reads "Connect HubSpot to continue — your landing page's contact form is created for you when it connects," and Continue stays disabled. Google Analytics is on this same screen and stays optional — connect it now or skip it for later.
This screen also shows Google Calendar Integration and Stripe Connect cards, even though the Landing page path doesn't need either. You can connect them now to get a head start, or leave them for when you add bookings and payments later — see Adding Payments and Bookings Later at the end of this article.
Step 4: Publish Your Landing Page
This screen is headed Publish Your Landing Page, with the line "We'll build your pages from the launch pack you selected and connect your lead capture form."
There's nothing to review or fill in here — a landing pack comes with no services, plans or availability — so the screen has a single button: Publish. Clicking it is what actually builds your pages and puts them on your site.
- Click Publish. The button changes to Publishing…
- A build screen appears below, headed "Publishing your landing page — this only takes a moment." The header and button stay in view above it. It ticks off each stage as it finishes, with an "X of Y steps complete" count underneath.
- When the build is done, the wizard moves you on to the next step automatically.
The stages doing the real work here are Building your pages and Connecting lead capture, which creates your contact form. The rest of the list, such as Setting up services, pricing & schedule, shows as already ticked off: no services, pricing or booking calendar are created on this path.
You stay on this step and see a message explaining what happened — for example "We hit a problem setting up your site. Your configuration is saved — please try again." The Publish button comes back, so nothing is lost: click it again. If publishing is simply taking longer than expected, the message says so and asks you to wait a moment before retrying.
Step 5: Launch Site
The final screen is headed You're All Set! It summarises what you've set up — your business profile, design and integrations — including a Pages Published line confirming "Your launch pack's pages are live on your site".
From here you can:
- Edit Website – open the website editor to customise your page (on desktop).
- View Live Site – open your published site in a new tab.
- Dashboard – go to your full Services dashboard.
Your landing page is now published at yourcompany.bizzly.net and ready to capture leads. Share the link straight away.
Adding Payments and Bookings Later
Choosing Landing page now doesn't lock you out of anything. When you're ready to sell online, you can connect card payments and set up your booking calendar at any time from your dashboard — start with the Integrations tab. Everything you build here stays in place.