Who this is for: studio operators (admin panel) · Product: Podyx V2
Your landing page is the first thing customers see in Podyx, and it does the job a salesperson would do: explain what you offer, make it feel easy, and point people at the thing you most want them to buy.
🎥 Watch the walkthrough
🔧 Where to find it
Studio Settings → Landing Page
🛠 What you can set
Hero image, with separate covers for desktop and mobile so it crops properly on both.
Intro text that says who you are and what you do.
A how-to-book button for people who need a little guidance.
📚 Add content that answers questions
You can add supporting content directly to the page: booking instructions, a YouTube walkthrough of the studio, an explanation of how bundles work, or the details of a special offer. Every question you answer here is a message you do not have to reply to later.
🔀 Reorder your sections
This is the most commercially useful control on the page. You choose the order of:
Studio tour
Special offers
Setups
Bundles
Subscriptions
💡 Lead with whatever matches your strategy right now. Chasing recurring revenue? Put subscriptions above setups. Trying to convert cautious first-timers? Lead with the studio tour. This is a genuine sales decision, not a layout preference.
📄 How setup descriptions and panels display
On the home-page carousel, and on the booking page, a setup description now shows its first three lines followed by a Read more link. Read more opens the full, formatted description with its own Select button, so a client can read the detail and book from there without going back to the carousel.
💡 This means you can write a proper description without it swamping the card. Only the first three lines show by default, so make those three lines count — that is what most people will read.
The How to book and More info buttons are now hidden when their panel is empty, instead of opening a blank panel. If you want either button to appear, put something in the panel.
⚠️ If your studio was migrated from Podyx V1: text colours carried over from V1 are no longer applied inside the How to book and More info panels. Those hardcoded colours clashed with dark mode and left text unreadable, so that content now renders in your theme's normal text colour. Bold, italic and headings are kept — only the colour is dropped, and the text now reads correctly in both light and dark mode.
🧠 Why it matters
Order drives behavior. Most visitors act on what they see first.
Good photography sells space better than any description.
Fewer pre-booking questions, because the page has already answered them.
You can change strategy in a minute, just by reordering.
✅ Summary
Set a strong hero with proper desktop and mobile covers, write an intro that sounds like you, add the content that answers your most common questions, then order your sections around what you are actually trying to sell this quarter. Write full setup descriptions but front-load the first three lines, since that is all the card shows before Read more.
Related: Branding Your Booking Page · Setups · Bundles · Studio Tour · Embed Booking on Your Site