Skip to main content
Every offer has a public sales page: the place people land when you share its link, decide whether to buy, and check out. You build it with a full-screen visual editor, ground it in your real courses and pricing, and publish it when it is ready. You manage all of this from Sell in the owner sidebar. Open any offer, then go to the Page tab.

​
Where your offer page lives

Your offer page is public at your-academy.fayneos.com/o/your-offer. That is the address you share, and the same page that backs the offer cards in your catalog storefront. The offer detail view is organized into tabs: Overview, Details, Members, and Page. The Page tab is home base for the sales page: it shows whether the page is live, gives you the share link, and opens the editor.

Details tab

The offer’s name, headline, price, and included courses. These save the moment you change them and flow straight onto the live page.

Page tab

The sales page: its publish state, share link, and the button that opens the visual editor.

Members tab

Everyone who holds the offer, and how they got it.
The price, the buy button, and the list of courses an offer unlocks are not part of the page you design. They are rendered by the platform so the purchase flow can never be edited into a broken state. You set those on the Details tab; the page you build wraps around them.

​
Editing your page

From the Page tab, click Set up your page (or Edit page once you have published) to open the full-screen builder. It is the same block editor you already know from lessons. You write and arrange blocks on a canvas that renders exactly as visitors will see it, so what you build is what they get.
1

Open the editor

On the Page tab, click Set up your page or Edit page.
2

Add and arrange blocks

Use the slash menu (type /) to insert blocks, and drag to reorder them. Your edits save automatically as a draft while you work.
3

Preview

Click Preview in the top bar to see the page rendered exactly as a visitor would, including your unpublished changes. Click Exit preview to return to editing.
4

Publish

Click Publish page to push your draft live. Until you do, visitors keep seeing the previously published version.

​
Draft and publish

Your page has two states. The draft is your working copy: every change you make in the editor saves into it automatically. The published version is what the public page shows. Changes go live only when you click Publish page. Meanwhile, visitors at your offer link see the last version you published (or, if you have never published a page, a clean default layout built from the offer’s name, description, and course list).
The Page tab shows the current state at a glance: No page yet, Draft pending (you have unpublished edits waiting), or Published.

​
The blocks you can use

The builder gives you the standard content blocks (headings, text, images, callouts, quotes, lists) plus a set of blocks made for sales pages:

Feature list

A row or grid of features, each with an icon, a short title, and a line of detail. Good for “what’s inside” or the transformation you promise.

Checklist

A tidy list of outcomes or inclusions, each with a checkmark. Good for “what you’ll walk away with” or “who this is for.”

Stats row

A band of proof points and laurels: numbers, results, or credentials that make the case at a glance.

Testimonials

Quotes from real people, each with a name. Social proof for the pitch.

FAQ

Expandable question-and-answer pairs that clear the obvious objections before checkout.

Instructor

An about-the-creator section: who is behind the offer and why they are worth learning from.
Interactive lesson blocks (reflections, quizzes, prompts, and widgets) are not available on offer pages. They need a signed-in learner, and your sales page is public. Make the same point with a checklist, a feature list, a callout, or plain prose instead.

​
The AI Page Agent

Inside the editor, open the assistant panel to build or revise your page from plain instructions. Ask it to draft the whole page, rewrite a section, add a block, tighten the pitch, or answer a specific objection. The agent is grounded in your actual offer. Before it writes, it reads the offer’s name, headline, description, real pricing (including how it is billed), and every published course the offer unlocks, so its copy cannot contradict what a buyer sees at checkout. It can also search your uploaded Knowledge sources for real testimonials, case studies, and your own story, rather than inventing them.

Draft my page

One click writes a full first draft: a short pitch, what’s included, the outcomes, who it’s for, and an FAQ. It adds a creator section and testimonials only if it finds real material in your Knowledge.

Rewrite and refine

Ask for a different tone, a shorter pitch, a new section, or a fix to any block. It edits the page in place.
Each agent turn uses 10 credits from your AI credit pool. Everything the agent does lands in your draft. You review it on the canvas (or in Preview) and it goes live only when you click Publish page. The agent can also rename the offer or rewrite its tagline, but it cannot touch the price, the buy button, the link, or the included courses: those stay yours to manage.
The agent will not fabricate. If you ask for testimonials and it finds no real source material in your Knowledge, it leaves them out and asks you for the real thing instead.

​
Sharing and selling

Once published, your page is the front door to the offer:
  • Share the link. Use Copy link on the Page tab or in the editor to grab your-academy.fayneos.com/o/your-offer.
  • Storefront cards. If the offer is set to show in your store, it appears as a card in your catalog, linking to this page.
  • Guest checkout. On an open (not invite-only) academy where payments are live, a visitor can buy a paid offer without creating an account first. Their account is created from the email they pay with. On invite-only academies, buyers sign in first.
A strong offer page earns the click to buy. Lead with the outcome, not the feature list. Use a checklist for what they walk away with, a stats row for proof, testimonials for trust, and an FAQ to clear the last objections. Keep it scannable: short sections, one idea each. Let the AI Page Agent write the first draft from your courses, then make it sound like you.
Publish early, then iterate. Your page has a clean default layout even before you customize it, so you can share the link and refine the pitch as you learn what your audience responds to.