How to configure the public landing page including hero section, feature cards, custom HTML, and SEO metadata in Pycer.
The landing page is the public page visitors see when they go to your Pycer root URL (for example https://pay.example.com). You can use it as a marketing page, a payment portal hub, or disable it entirely.
Enable or disable the landing page
Go to Appearance → Landing Page.
Toggle Enable Landing Page on or off.
When disabled, visitors who go to the root URL are redirected to the admin login page.
Set the page title and description
These fields control what appears in the browser tab and in search engine results:
Field
Purpose
Page title
Browser tab text and <title> tag
Meta description
150–160 character summary shown in search results
Meta keywords
Comma-separated keywords for SEO
Configure the hero section
The hero section is the large banner at the top of the landing page:
Field
Description
Hero title
Main headline (for example “Fast, Secure Payments”)
Hero subtitle
Tagline below the title
CTA button text
Label for the call-to-action button
CTA button URL
Where the button links to
Feature cards
You can add feature cards below the hero to highlight capabilities:
Click + Add Feature Card.
Enter a title, description, and select an icon.
Repeat for each feature.
Click Save Settings.
Custom HTML
For advanced customization, you can inject custom HTML into the landing page. Use this to add embedded videos, third-party widgets, or custom sections. The HTML is rendered inside the page body, so include your own styling via <style> tags if needed.
Custom HTML runs in the visitor’s browser. Do not include tracking scripts from untrusted sources, and avoid inline JavaScript that could conflict with the page’s existing scripts.
Admin login URL
The landing page settings also contain the Admin Login URL Slug. By default it is login, but you can change it to something unique (for example my-secure-portal) to obscure the admin login from automated bots. Only use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.