A domain that isn't actually connected yet and an inbox that still sends from a Gmail address instead of your own name are the two things that make a brand-new website look unfinished, no matter how good it looks. They're also the two things new agents get stuck on longest.
On EasyDigz, that gap just got shorter.
Here's what changed, and why each piece exists.
Go Live
One real choice, made by you. When your site goes live, you choose how to spread the word: automate branded email from your own domain, or send a one-time announcement through Gmail in seconds. Either way, it's your call.
Always the right next step. Choosing to automate routes you to exactly what's left, whether that's straight into the email tool, straight to finishing branded email, or to domain setup first. And if you haven't brought in contacts yet, it sends you there first, so your first message always reaches someone.
The Review Step
Content that's built to be found. EZ Assist shapes real homepage copy and a personal brand section from your own answers, written to help your site actually get found in search. Every section is editable before it goes live, and nothing locks in without your approval.
Custom Domain, Redesigned
Two clear steps. Tell EasyDigz what you're connecting, then follow a guide that shows exactly what to add at your domain provider and how to know it worked.
The guide only shows what's ready. A step that isn't ready yet simply isn't shown until you can actually complete it, so you're never staring at something you can't finish. A warning catches a likely conflict before it causes a problem.
Branded Email, Redesigned
Same shape, same simplicity. Set up your sending address, then follow the same step-by-step guide. Both setup questions live on one screen.
One check, one clear answer. A single refresh confirms your domain and email are both working, no guessing which one still needs attention.
Built So Nothing Gets Ahead of Itself
Branded Email stays locked on your checklist until Custom Domain is actually done, because it can't work without it. Finished items disappear from your checklist, so you always know what's left. And the "Continue setup" nudge always matches what the page itself shows, so you're never chasing a status that's out of date.
Put together, going live takes one honest choice, connecting a domain takes two clear steps, and nothing on the way there asks you to do something the platform can't actually help with yet.