What’s the difference between drafts and versions?

In LandingRabbit, drafts and versions help you experiment with changes without losing previous work.

When you create a new page, LandingRabbit automatically creates version 1. You can add multiple versions to the same page and treat each version as a separate saved state.

Versions are useful when you want to:

• Try small changes, like different headlines or messaging
• Share alternative versions with teammates for feedback
• Compare options before deciding what goes live

Each version is stored separately, so nothing gets overwritten.

When you start editing any version, a draft is created automatically. Drafts make sure your changes are saved while you work and prevent you from accidentally losing progress.

If you go back to a version, you’ll see its previous state and can start editing it again, which creates a new draft.

When you publish a draft, LandingRabbit creates a new version automatically.

Versions are numbered in order, such as version 2, version 3, version 4, and so on.

This way, you always have a clear history of what was published and when.