# Get your own website

Source: https://letsrezzy.com/guides/get-your-own-website
Description: Turn on your studio website, pick a look, write a few lines, and publish. Your services, prices and hours fill in on their own.
Updated: 2026-08-27

Every Rezzy plan includes a real website at **yourname.letsrezzy.com**. Your services, prices and hours fill it in automatically. You write the parts only you can write, pick a look, and publish when it reads right. Until you press Publish, nothing is public.

## Turn it on

1. Go to **Settings → Website**.
2. Press **Set up my website**. That creates a draft only you can see.
3. Your address is shown at the top: your booking-page name, followed by .letsrezzy.com.

## Pick a look

Under **The look**, choose one of six designs. Each card shows its colours and a one-line description. Picking one applies it right away; you can change it any time without losing anything you wrote.

## Fill in the sections

Your site is built from sections, listed in the order visitors see them. **Services** and **Hours** come from your settings and stay current on their own. Three parts are yours to write:

- **Welcome**: a heading (leave blank to use your studio name) and a tagline.
- **About**: who you are, what you specialize in, and what a first visit is like. Write it the way you would say it.
- **Common questions**: the things clients ask before they book. Parking, what to wear, how early to arrive.

Use **Hide this section** to take a section off the page without losing its text, and **Move up** and **Move down** to reorder. An empty section never shows, so a half-finished site still looks intentional.

## Publish

The **Publish** button stays off until your site has about 250 of your own words on it. That number is not decoration: search engines skip pages with no real text, so the words are what make your site findable. The page tells you how many you have.

When you publish, your site is live at your address, and every **Book** button on it leads straight into your booking page. Bookings made this way show up in **Reports** under **Your website**, next to your visit count, so you can see whether the site is working.

## Turning it off

**Turn off my website** stops the site being served, and keeps every word you wrote. Turning it back on restores your draft exactly as you left it.