

Learn how domains and URL paths work together in BizStackPro—so you can set default pages, organize multiple funnels under one domain, and create clean, readable step URLs.
You may have your domain connected, but what visitors see depends on how your URL paths are set up.
URL paths control which page loads after your domain, allowing you to organize multiple funnels and pages under one site.
Without clear paths, users may land on the wrong page or struggle to navigate your content.
This guide will show you how to manage paths so your pages stay organized and your links work exactly as expected.
Once you understand how URL paths work, follow the steps below to set default pages, organize funnels, and create clean, structured URLs inside your BizStackPro setup.
A URL path is the part of the address that comes after your domain. It tells BizStackPro which page to load. This is how one domain can host many different pages and funnels without needing multiple domains.
Example:
Pro tip: Keep paths short, readable, and consistent (use hyphens). This looks cleaner and helps with SEO and sharing.
Your domain’s default page determines what loads when someone visits your root domain (no path).
Follow along: If your traffic keeps landing on the wrong page, check that the domain’s default page is set correctly.
BizStackPro lets you use the same domain for multiple funnels by giving each funnel a unique path, then assigning each step its own URL.
Example structure:
https://www.demoexample.com/course-funnel
https://www.demoexample.com/course-funnel/checkout
https://www.demoexample.com/course-funnel/thank-you
BizStackPro lets you manage domains, paths, funnels, and pages from one place—so your web assets stay organized as you grow.
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It’s the part of the URL after your domain that routes visitors to a specific funnel step or web page.
Yes. Go to Settings → Domains, edit the domain, and choose the Default Page for the root domain.
Open your funnel and go to its publishing/step settings, then edit the step path so each step has a unique URL.
Yes. Assign unique funnel paths (and step paths) so they don’t overlap.
They let you run multiple funnels/pages under one domain while keeping everything organized and easy to access.
Set the right default page, organize funnels with clear paths, and give every step a readable URL— so your pages look professional and stay easy to manage.
Better structure. Easier scaling.
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