Turn your website on
Updated 6 September 2026
The Short Answer
Open My Page in the left rail, then press Turn On at the foot of Configure Page. Your page is live at www.propkaki.com/chatwith/your-handle straight away. If your assistant is already on, the page has to be on too — your assistant answers there, so PropKaki will not let you have one without the other.
It is two presses. The part worth reading first is what it means for your assistant.
How do I switch it on?
- Open My Page in the left rail — it sits directly under Agents.
- Look at the page drawn in the middle. Fill in anything obviously missing; your listings are already there.
- In Configure Page on the right, scroll to the foot and press Turn On.
- Press Preview beside it to open your live page in a new tab.
The address is www.propkaki.com/chatwith/ and your handle. Configure Page → Share → Share Link copies it.
What has to be filled in first?
Nothing at all — there is no completeness check standing in front of the switch.
A page created at verification already has your name, headline, description, cover and listings. An empty section is simply not drawn, so a half-built page reads as a short one rather than a broken one, and you can add the rest afterwards without turning anything off.
What happens to my assistant?
Turning the page on does not turn your assistant on. It stays exactly as you left it.
The rule runs the other way. Your assistant answers on your page, so Turn On Your Assistant in Configure Assistant is refused while your page is off, with a line telling you to switch the page on first. Do the page, then the assistant.
Do I have to press Save Page as well?
No. Adding a video, binning a post, dragging a row or typing a handle all save on their own — a handle a moment after you stop typing, everything else at once.
Save Page is there to flush anything still in flight. Pressing it is never wrong; forgetting it does not lose your work.
How do I check a stranger sees the right thing?
Press Preview, then open the same address in a private browser window.
As the owner you see one thing a visitor does not: pressing Preview on a page that is still off shows it to you anyway. A private window has no session, so it shows exactly what a client gets.