BizStackPro Funnels and Websites Help Guide

Understanding URL Paths

Q: Can I set a custom default page for my domain?

Yes. In Settings > Domains, you can choose which page your main domain resolves to by editing the Default Page option.

Q: How do I update the URL path for a funnel step?

Navigate to Funnels > Settings > Publishing, then edit the step path to create a unique URL for each funnel step.

Learn how domains and URL paths work together so you can set default pages, organize multiple funnels under one domain, and create readable URLs for individual funnel steps.

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Quick Answer

How do URL paths work in BizStackPro?

A URL path is the part of a web address that appears after the domain and directs visitors to a specific page or funnel step. You can select the default page for the root domain and assign unique paths to funnels and individual steps so multiple assets can share the same domain.

What a URL Path Does

A URL path is the portion of a web address that comes after the domain. It tells BizStackPro which page or funnel step should load when someone visits that address.

The domain’s default page controls what visitors see when they enter the root domain without an additional path.

Additional paths allow the same domain to contain multiple funnels, pages, and funnel steps without requiring a separate domain for each asset.

Example URL structure

www.demoexample.com can open the default home page. A path such as /course can open a funnel, while /course/checkout can open a specific step within that funnel.

URL Paths at a Glance

Root Address Domain

Root Destination Default Page

Address After Domain URL Path

Domain Settings Settings → Domains

Funnel Location Sites → Funnels

Before You Begin

Plan the domain, default destination, and path structure before changing the publishing settings.

Confirm which connected domain you want to use.
Decide which page should load at the root domain.
List the funnels and pages that will use the domain.
Choose a unique path for each funnel.
Choose a unique path for each funnel step.
Keep paths short, readable, and consistent.
Check that a proposed path is not already being used by another page or funnel.

Configure Default Pages and URL Paths

Set the page that opens at the root domain, then assign clear paths to the funnels and steps using that domain.

Open Domain Settings

Go to Settings → Domains.

Edit the Domain

Find the domain you want to configure and click the Edit pencil icon.

Select the Default Page

Use the Default Page option to choose which page should load when someone visits the root domain without an additional path.

Save and Test the Root Domain

Save the domain settings and test the root domain in an incognito window to confirm that the correct page loads.

Open the Funnel

Go to Sites → Funnels and open the funnel you want to configure.

Assign the Domain

Open the funnel settings and assign the funnel to the correct connected domain.

Add the Funnel Path

Give the funnel a unique path, such as /course-funnel, so it remains separate from other funnels using the same domain.

Open the Step Publishing Settings

Open the funnel step and its Publishing settings.

Edit the Funnel Step Path

Assign each funnel step a unique path, such as /checkout or /thank-you.

Test Each Complete URL

Save the publishing settings and open each complete URL to confirm that it loads the intended page or funnel step.

Example funnel structure

https://www.demoexample.com/course-funnel
https://www.demoexample.com/course-funnel/checkout
https://www.demoexample.com/course-funnel/thank-you

URL Path Best Practices

Choose the Correct Default Page

Reason: The default page determines what visitors see when they enter the root domain without an additional path.

Use Unique Paths

Reason: Unique funnel and step paths keep different assets from overlapping under the same domain.

Keep Paths Short and Readable

Reason: Clear paths are easier to recognize, manage, share, and understand.

Use Consistent Formatting

Reason: A consistent naming pattern, including the use of hyphens, helps keep a growing collection of pages and funnels organized.

Test Every Updated URL

Reason: Testing the root domain and complete paths confirms that visitors reach the intended page after settings are changed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a URL path in BizStackPro?

A URL path is the part of a web address that comes after the domain, directing users to a specific page within a funnel or website.

Can I set a custom default page for my domain?

Yes. In Settings → Domains, you can choose which page your main domain resolves to by editing the Default Page option.

How do I update the URL path for a funnel step?

Navigate to Funnels → Settings → Publishing, then edit the step path to create a unique URL for each funnel step.

Can multiple funnels share the same domain?

Yes. You can assign different paths to each funnel, ensuring they remain separate while using the same root domain.

Why are multiple paths useful?

Multiple paths allow you to run several funnels or pages under the same domain while keeping them organized and accessible through unique URLs.

Continue Learning

Continue learning how to connect domains and organize your BizStackPro funnels and websites with these related Help Center guides.

Recommended Next Step

Connect and Review Your Domain

Before creating paths for multiple funnels and pages, confirm that the correct domain is connected and that its default destination is configured. A clear domain setup provides the foundation for organizing additional paths.

Organize Your Funnels and Websites with BizStackPro

BizStackPro provides tools for connecting domains, selecting default pages, assigning funnel paths, and creating unique URLs for individual funnel steps. These tools work alongside the platform’s CRM, automations, email marketing, appointments, payments, memberships, and other business features.

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