The Landing Page settings tab manages the visibility and content of your platform’s public-facing landing page (the root / URL), and contains critical security controls like the Admin Login URL Slug to hide your administrative login entrance.
Getting here
- Log in to the OwnPay admin dashboard as the super-administrator
- Under the SYSTEM section in the left sidebar, click Settings
- Under the Settings header tabs, click Landing Page
Page sections
1. General page settings
- Enable Landing Page: Toggle whether visiting the root URL
/ displays the marketing landing page. When disabled, visiting / redirects users directly to the admin login view
2. Marketing content
- Hero Title / Subtitle: Large banner text shown at the top of the landing page
- CTA Button Text / URL: Call-to-action button settings
- Show Features / FAQ Sections: Toggles to enable or hide modular content sections
- Feature Cards Builder: Click + Add Feature Card to append custom feature details
3. Security credentials
- Admin Login URL Slug: Allows you to change the URL path used to access the admin portal (default is
login)
Fields and options reference
Step-by-step: masking the admin login URL
- Navigate to the Landing Page settings tab
- Scroll to the Admin Login URL Slug input box
- Replace
login with a secure, hard-to-guess slug (e.g., op-admin-portal-2026)
- Click Save Settings
- Immediately bookmark the new URL (
https://yourdomain.com/op-admin-portal-2026). The default /login route will now return a 404 Not Found page
Step-by-step: adding a feature card
- Under Feature Cards, click + Add Feature Card
- Enter a title (e.g., “SMS Auto-Verification”) and description
- Select an icon class or label
- Click Save Settings to publish the section
Best practices
- Change the Admin Login URL Slug in production to prevent automated bots from finding your login portal
- Keep the Landing Page enabled if you intend to distribute public payment links
- Do not forget your custom login slug. If lost, you will need to manually inspect the
op_system_settings database table to retrieve it
The Admin Login URL Slug must only contain lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens. Spaces, capitals, or special characters are blocked by route parameter constraint filters.
Common mistakes and troubleshooting
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