Account and project settings

You'll create your login and first project, then let RightMessage suggest what to build based on your website.

You'll find your projects and recent work, jump to pages with command search, and know where to change your profile and app appearance.

Keep separate businesses in their own projects. You'll learn how to add a project, switch between them, or permanently delete one you own.

Find the setting you need for your project, check snippet activity, and see which changes need publishing.

You'll add your websites to a project, choose your primary domain, and remove addresses you no longer use.

You'll choose your forms' default messages, control email pre-fill and visitor identification, add bot protection, and run your own code after a form submits.

You'll give RightMessage the context it needs to draft content for your business, including who you serve, what you offer, and how you like to write.

You'll choose whether your widgets show the RightMessage badge and keep your dashboard up to date when teammates or connected tools make changes.

Give someone access to your project without sharing your login. You'll also learn how to accept an invitation or remove access.

Give your team access to every project at once. You'll invite people to your organization, choose what they can reach, and control which agencies work on your projects.

Update the name, email, and password you use across your RightMessage projects, sign out other browsers, or delete your account.

Protect your RightMessage login with a code from your authenticator app, save recovery codes, and sign in with either one.

Get back into your RightMessage account with your email and password, or use a reset email to choose a new password.

You'll set what clients see when they sign up through your agency and add your services and expertise to your partner directory profile.

You'll invite clients through your agency's signup page, open their projects from your account, and keep track of invitations and affiliate rewards.

You'll move a project you built for a client into their own account, on the plan you choose, so they pay for it directly while your agency keeps access.

See what your trial includes, how to keep a project running after it, what each billing status means, and what happens to live features when your plan changes.

You'll find where to change your plan or billing cycle, buy more lead alerts, update your payment details, and get invoices for your project or legacy account.

You'll cancel your project or legacy subscription through the billing portal and check when the cancellation takes effect.

Download your business context and segmentation data, or clear your project's reporting history while keeping its settings.

Find out what your subscription covers, how client billing works, and what happens when you change plans.