Setting up a Pro page takes a few minutes. You'll need a PopIn account with two-factor authentication enabled, then you pick a category and fill in your details.
Pro pages require two-factor authentication on every member, including you. If you haven't set it up, PopIn walks you there first. It keeps business pages and customer enquiries secure.
One account can own up to 3 Pro pages, and create up to 3 in a day. Deleting a page frees its slot. If your business genuinely needs more, get in touch through Contact support.
Sign in (or sign up)
Create a free account at popin.events/signup, or sign in to the one you have.
Turn on two-factor authentication
Settings → Security → Two-factor authentication. You only do this once.
Open Pros and start a page
Head to Pros and choose to create a page (also under "Your pages" in the account menu), then pick the category that fits what you do (nothing fits? pick Something else). Do more than one thing? Pick up to two more under Anything else you do?: a venue that also runs the bar shows up when hosts browse either. Your main category is the one on your card.
Your page starts as a draft only your team can see. Manage → Overview lists what's left to fill in (cover, logo, About, contact, location, a first post, your team) and has the Publish switch, which is also on Details. Tap Preview as a visitor to see the page the way hosts will before you publish.
Fill in your details
Add your name, a tagline, what you offer, your location, and how to reach you. A cover photo and a few wall posts help hosts picture working with you.
Publish
Publish when you're ready and your page goes live in the directory. You can edit anything later, or hide the page while you tidy up.
Picking a category
Categories are how hosts find you, and they drive recommendations, so pick the one that best matches your core service. If nothing fits, let us know and we'll look at adding it.
Your page's URL
Your page starts with a URL made from its name, like popin.events/pros/bella-cakes. Owners and Managers can change the ending any time from Manage page → Details → Page URL, the same way you'd pick a username. It needs 3 to 50 characters: lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens. PopIn tells you as you type whether it's free.
When you change it, your previous URL redirects to the new one, so links on flyers, business cards and socials still land on your page. Nobody else can take your old URL, and you can switch back to it later. To stop it being abused, a page can change its URL up to 5 times in 30 days.