Web pages
Microsites and menus are the public pages Pluspoint hosts for your locations. Learn what lives under Web pages and which article to read first.
Web pages is where you build the public pages Pluspoint hosts for you. There are two kinds: mobile-first landing pages for a location or a brand, and structured food menus for restaurant and hotel locations. You build each one once in the dashboard, style it from your brand appearance, and translate it into as many languages as you need. Both are served on a short Pluspoint URL, or on a custom domain you own.
Before you start
- You need at least restricted access to the Microsites module to see Web pages in the sidebar. Creating and editing requires full access. See Users and permissions.
- Colours, fonts and the default logo come from the brand appearance in Settings → Brands, not from the individual page. Set the brand up first — see Brands.
- The Menus tab appears when your account industry is Other, Hotel and lodging or Restaurant.
Where to find it
Sidebar → Web pages, or go to https://app.pluspoint.io/web-pages/microsites.
What you can do here
- Publish a mobile-first landing page for a single location or for a whole brand. Fill it with a stack of link buttons pointing at URLs, files, surveys, other microsites and menus.
- Serve those pages from
plsp.ioor from a custom domain you own, verified with a CNAME record. - Collect subscribers straight from the page and drop them into contact segments automatically.
- Show star ratings, social icons and a live-chat bubble on the page, all driven by data you already keep on the location.
- Build multilingual food menus with sections, items, prices, photos, allergens and nutrition.
- Publish those menus to Google Business Profile and link them from a microsite.
- Import an existing menu from a PDF, a spreadsheet or photos with AI, then edit the draft.
Articles in this section
- Microsites — create a landing page, choose whether a location or a brand owns it, and set the URL and logo. Add link buttons, a subscription form and a custom domain.
- Menus — build a menu in the editor, translate it and publish it to Google Business Profile. Import one with AI, and assign menus to locations.