Add every page your business needs
- No page limit on any plan, including Free
- Duplicate a finished page and change the words
- Page 100 loads as fast as page 1
A clinic with 12 treatments and 3 locations
A page for each treatment and each location adds up to 15 pages before the blog. Each one takes minutes: duplicate a page that works and change the words.
A campaign with 9 landing pages
A page per ad group, each with its own headline and form, live for 6 weeks and then deleted. Extra pages cost nothing to add or keep.
A course with a page per module
The course has 14 modules, each with its own summary, materials and address to share. Students go straight to the module they need.
Page 50 takes the same work as page 2
- Duplicate any page, then change what differs
- Theme, fonts and colors come with the new page
- Nested addresses such as /services/post-surgery
- Breadcrumbs update when a page moves
- A shared navbar and footer, edited once for every page
- Blog posts and products have no limit either
With 100 pages, the first page loads as fast as before.
With 60 pages, the navigation is one mega menu you edit once.
When a page moves, its breadcrumb and sitemap entry update with it.
In 3 languages, 30 pages stay 30 pages, each with 3 versions.
When a campaign ends, you delete its landing pages and nothing else changes.
A deleted page leaves a dead address until you add a redirect.
Redirects are a Pro feature. If you plan to move pages on a site people already visit, set up redirects for the old addresses.
Questions about page limits
No, on any plan: Free, Pro, Team or Business. Blog posts and products have no limit either.
No. Every page is rendered on its own and served from a global CDN, so page 100 loads like page 1. Large images affect speed more than page count, and Beste optimizes images before serving them.
No. Duplicate the closest page and change the words. Color and typography come from the theme, so a new page already matches your design.
Use nested addresses and a shared navigation. A page can live at /services/post-surgery, the navbar and footer are edited once for the whole site, and breadcrumbs update when a page moves.
No. Translations live on the same page, so 30 pages in 3 languages are still 30 pages to maintain. Adding a language does not change what you pay.
It is no longer served, and its old address returns a 404. A redirect points the old address to a new page, and redirects come with Pro, Team and Business. Plan for this before you move pages on a site people already visit.
Add as many pages as you need