Several pages on one account

One sign-in can hold more than one page, for example one for your classes and one for your podcast. We are switching this on for a few accounts first. If it is on for yours, you see your page’s name at the top of your dashboard (in the menu on a phone): open it to switch page, or choose + Add a page.

• You can have up to 3 pages on one account, unless our team has set a different limit for yours.
• Your first page needs to be approved before you add another. (Accounts whose limit our team raised above 3 don’t wait for this.)
• Each page has its own address, photo, settings, supporters, posts, memberships, gallery, insights, button code, webhooks, API keys and setup keys.
• Each page gets paid into its own Stripe account or PayPal email, or into the same one as another of your pages with one press: see Use one payout account for all your pages. Payments for one page never show on another.
• Each page is reviewed by a person before it goes live, on its own.
• Your pages are not linked to each other in public. Only our team can see that they share an account.

1. 1Open the page menu at the top of your dashboard and choose + Add a page.
2. 2Choose how to set it up: yourself, or with an AI assistant. It starts empty, with no address yet.
3. 3Fill in its name, address and what you do, choose its country, then connect its payments, or press Use the same payouts as your other page.
4. 4Send it for review. Your other pages carry on as they are.

Your sign-in email, your update emails and tips, and What’s new are for your whole account. Emails about one page say which page they are about, and the bell shows news for all your pages, each labelled with its page.

If you are a founding creator, a new page shares your first page’s 0% fee period and ends on the same date. It does not start a new six months.

One setup key works for all the pages on your account, so you never make a key for each page. The assistant sees your list of pages, then sets them up one by one. It can’t reach anyone else’s page. API keys and MCP connections are still for the page they were made on. The assistant makes another page with the same key, up to your page limit.

Deleting your account deletes all your pages. Deleting just one page is not available yet: email us at webmaster@kasdatay.com if you need it.

If you change page in one browser tab, a form left open in another tab for the old page will ask you to reload before it saves anything. That keeps changes on the page you meant.