Quick Start
Get a site live on your ENS name.
1. Start From A Template
The fastest way to start is to edit an existing Simple Page site:
- Visit a template, for example new.simplepage.eth.
- Click Edit in the top-right corner.
- Start changing the markdown.
Useful starting points:
| Template | Link |
|---|---|
| Blank page | new.simplepage.eth |
| Documentation site | simplepage.eth |
| Blog | blog.simplepage.eth |
| Link in bio | link-in-bio.simplepage.eth |
| Wiki | wiki.simplepage.eth |
Every Simple Page site can be used as a template. Editing another site creates a local copy until you publish it under your own ENS name.
2. Write Your Content
The editor opens in Edit mode. Write markdown and use Preview to see how the page will look when published.
Your changes are saved locally in your browser until you publish or clear local data.
For details, see Using the Editor.
3. Publish
When you are ready:
- Open the Publish tab.
- Connect your wallet.
- Select your ENS domain.
- Review page, file, settings, and template changes.
- Subscribe if your domain does not have an active Simple Page subscription.
- Sign the ENS contenthash transaction.
- Wait for confirmation.
Your site is live at yourname.eth.link. Other ENS gateways may also serve the same content.
For the full flow, see Publishing Your Site.
What You'll Need
- An ENS domain - your site's permanent address. You can register one at app.ens.domains.
- A wallet that owns or manages that ENS name.
- Some ETH for the publish transaction and gas fees.
- A Simple Page subscription - $12/year, paid in ETH. You will be prompted when needed.
Optional: Work Locally With The CLI
If you prefer editing files locally, clone the markdown repo:
simplepage repo clone yourname.eth
Edit the index.md files, push a signed draft, and review it in the browser. See CLI Reference.