Custom profile pages & sections

Publish your own Markdown sections — menus, house rules, FAQs — into the profile and tenant nav alongside Events and About.

Built-in profile sections cover the usual ground — Events, About, Location, Imprint — but every venue, producer and performer has content we did not anticipate. Custom pages let you publish those sections yourself: a menu, house rules, accessibility info, an FAQ or a code of conduct. Each page has a title plus one or more content blocks (Markdown text and optional images), and when you publish it it joins the same profile nav as the built-in sections.

Creating a page

  1. Open Pages in settings Go to the profile's Settings page and open the Pages accordion, then Manage pages (or Add page).
  2. Name the page Give the page a Title — this is what visitors see in the nav (for example Menu or House Rules). Optionally set a Slug; leave it blank to derive the URL from the title. After you create the page you land in the editor to add content.
  3. Add content blocks Stack blocks top to bottom: each block is Markdown text and/or an image. Use several blocks for a menu with photos between sections, or one block for a simple text page. Reorder with the up/down controls.
  4. Publish when ready Check Published (or use Publish later from the pages list). Drafts stay visible only to you and co-managers.
Who can edit Anyone with change profile permission on that profile — the owner or a manager — can create, edit, reorder and publish pages. See sharing a profile with your team.

Reordering, publishing & deleting

On the Pages manage list you can:

  • Reorder with the up/down controls — that order is how pages appear in the profile nav.
  • Publish / Unpublish without opening the editor.
  • Edit title, slug, content blocks or published state.
  • Delete a page you no longer need.

How many pages can I create?

Free (basic) accounts get one page per profile. Paid tiers (Pro and above) can create as many as they need. Hitting the free-tier cap shows an upgrade prompt on the Pages screen.

Upgrade for more pages See your current tiers and upgrade options under User Settings, or read Plans, tiers & premium features.

Where pages appear

Published pages show up in the profile's stage nav next to Events, About and the other built-in sections — labeled with the title you chose, not “Pages”.

  • On Spotagig — at /producers/…/pages/<slug>/ (and the matching path for venues, performers and collectives).
  • On a tenant site — more prominently, in the primary nav, at /pages/<slug>/. On your own domain the profile is the website, so these sections sit alongside Events and About.
Why /pages/ and not a top-level URL? Custom pages are namespaced under /pages/ on purpose. That way a page slugged location, terms or about-us never collides with Spotagig's built-in section or platform routes — your content always resolves to the page you wrote.

For the rest of profile editing and branding, see how to edit and manage a profile.