What is Upsyte?

What you can put on it

• Profile and cover, with your name and a short bio.
• Links to websites, social profiles, email, phone, and SMS.
• Highlights for products, offers, videos, or services. Layout can be tiles or cards.
• A photo gallery and one text block for an announcement or story.
• Contact details, plus a separate Delivery Links section for apps such as restaurant delivery.
• A countdown, a subscriber signup, and a Spin & Win wheel.
• Cizeex listings and Synex articles, when those sections are turned on.
• A contact form for quotes, booking requests, custom orders, or questions.
• Reviews visitors submit. They stay hidden until you approve them in Analytics.

How people open it

After you publish, the public page is https://cizeex.com/@your-name. The same page is also at https://cizeex.com/upsyte/your-name. Published pages can be browsed on Upsyte Discover. An unpublished page stays off Discover.

Sharing

• Copy the public link for a bio, a message, or an email.
• Once a QR code exists, the owner can download or share it from the page. Visitors do not see that QR block.
• Display mode, at /upsyte/your-name/display, is a kiosk view with the hero, links, gallery, and QR.
• A connected custom domain can serve the published Upsyte on that hostname. The editor does not include a self-serve domain form. Paid plans are what the product describes as unlocking custom domains.

What it is not

Upsyte is not only a stack of buttons, and it is not a separate website builder. Articles on the page are Synex articles. There is no built-in appointment calendar that holds open times and confirms a slot. Turn on Allow contact forms and visitors can send a booking request, quote, custom order, or question. Those requests show up in Analytics under Leads. A Calendar or Calendly item in Links is only a link to a scheduling page you already use. Countdown highlights a date. It does not take bookings.