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      • How do I bring my pages over from another tool?

      Pages do not copy across platforms — every builder has a structure of its own. What you have instead are three routes, and the choice depends on how much the page matters today.

      Before you start

      • Role: Owner, Admin or Editor.
      • Work out which pages receive paid traffic. Those are the critical ones; the rest can wait.

      Choose your route

      RouteWhenCost
      Rebuild hereThe page matters and you want everything integratedThe build work
      Keep it outside and connect itThe site already works wellLow — just the script
      Don't migrate itAn old page with no trafficZero

      Keeping it outside is underrated: with the Browser SDK the external page feeds the CRM just as normal.

      1. Prioritise

      Start with the pages that receive paid traffic and generate revenue. An old brochure page can wait — or never happen at all.

      2. Rebuild with judgement

      Take the chance to improve rather than replicate. Copying a conversion flaw across wastes the migration.

      Build it in the funnel, with the pages in Pages. Use a temporary address while you build.

      3. Don't forget what isn't visible

      What gets lost in a migration is rarely the visuals — it is everything else:

      • Tracking — it has to be reconfigured. See end-to-end tracking.
      • Forms — the destination of the data changes.
      • Checkout — the link has to point at the right offer here.
      • SEO — titles and descriptions do not come along.

      4. Test before you switch

      Walk the whole flow on the temporary address: page, form, checkout, thank-you.

      5. Switch over and redirect

      Point the domain and create redirects from the old addresses to the new ones. Old links circulate in ads, emails and posts for a very long time.

      6. Keep watch

      Compare conversion and sales against the previous period over the first few days. A drop usually points to broken tracking or a forgotten page.

      If it didn't work

      • The new page converts less: check the tracking and compare the content side by side.
      • Old links broke: create redirects.
      • The form is not capturing: review where the data is being sent.