# What type of pages does Ecombe support

What are type of page supported in Ecombe Page Builder? In this article, you will learn about page types supported by the Ecombe page builder.

You can read more about create a new page with Ecombe [here](/getting-started/setup-and-quick-start/create-a-new-page.md).

### **About Ecombe subscription Plan**

The number of pages and sections which you want to publish can be limited due to your Ecombe plan.

Your pricing plan will be depended on the published page you want.

For example: if you want to publish 30 pages, you can choose the 30 slots plan. Each slot here means a published page or section. And each slot can be any page type: home page, product page, collection page, regular page, blog page, blog post page or Shopify section.

### Seven Supported Page Types

**Regular page**

A standalone page used for general content or campaigns. Common examples include About Us, FAQ, Contact Us, or dedicated landing pages for promotions.

**Homepage**

The main storefront page visitors see first. It highlights your brand identity, featured products, collections, promotions, and serves as the core navigation entry to the store.

**Collection page**

A page that displays a group of products belonging to the same category. Ideal for organizing items by theme, type, or season—helping customers explore your catalog easily.

**Product page**

The detailed page for each individual product. It includes product images, descriptions, variants, pricing, reviews, and purchase options—crucial for driving conversions.

**Blog page**

A page that lists all blog posts in your store. It helps merchants publish articles, guides, updates, or announcements to educate customers and improve SEO.

**Blog post page**

A page for the content of a single blog article. It includes the full post, featured image, author info, and related content—useful for storytelling and content marketing.

**Shopify Section**

A reusable layout section that can be embedded directly in Shopify's Theme Editor. Ideal for merchants who want to build custom UI blocks and add them to their theme without creating an entire page.

### How to choose page type?

Ecombe automatically selects the suitable page type based on the Use Case you choose.\
For example:

* Choosing the **Homepage Use Case** will create a **Homepage** page type.
* Choosing the **FAQ Use Case** will create a **Regular page** type.
* Choosing a **Landing Page** also uses the **Regular page** type.

This ensures that each page is created with the correct Shopify structure and behaves properly when published.

Refer to the information about page types and how to create them in this [article](/pages-and-section-creations/pages.md).

### Frequently Ask Questions

1. **Can I restore Shopify Default Homepage after publish Ecombe Homepage?** Yes, you can restore your Shopify Default homepage after publish Ecombe Homepage. Please check [this article](/pages-and-section-creations/general/pages-and-sections-management.md#how-to-restore-default-template).
2. **Can I Import page to Ecombe Page Builder?**

   Yes, you can. Ecombe provides the import and export Ecombe page function. Please check [this article](/pages-and-section-creations/general/pages-and-sections-management.md#how-to-export-and-import-pages).
3. **What is different between home page and landing page (regular page)?**

   The home page gives an overview of your store and guides visitors to different sections to showcase your products, catering to all types of customers. A landing page is focused on a single product or promotion, designed to drive a specific action like making a purchase or signing up.


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