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The Footer section with layout, links and copyright settings

Footer — layout, links, copyright and visibility.

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Layout

Centered · Minimal · Split Add your own links — each is a label and a URL. Site-relative paths like /pricing are supported alongside full https:// URLs. Every legal page you publish is appended automatically, so you cannot publish your Terms and leave them unreachable. See Legal pages.
If you add a manual link that points somewhere different from a page you also publish — say a “Privacy Policy” link to https://yoursite.com/privacy while also publishing the built-in page at /privacy — both appear, and your footer shows “Privacy Policy” twice.De-duplication matches on the URL, not the label. Either point your manual link at the published path, or remove one of the two.
Your own wording, or leave it blank for an automatic line using your business name and the current year — e.g. ”© 2026 Your Brand. All rights reserved.”

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Where it appears

Show the footer on every page, or only on the pages you choose.
There are effectively two footers. This one renders for signed-in customers. Visitors who are not signed in — and payment-gateway reviewers, who never are — see the public one, which also carries your published legal links.
Keep the footer on for pricing at minimum. That is the page a gateway reviewer looks at, and they expect terms and refund links within one click of the price.