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Sites

What a site is, from first build to live.

A website for your business

A site is a one-page website for your business: what you do, where you work, how customers reach you and why they should choose you. You describe your business, and we write the site from your description. Find yours in Sites.

Members, admins and the owner can build, change and publish sites. Viewers can see them. Only an admin or the owner can delete a site.

From a description to a draft

A build reads your description and the facts you add, chooses the sections, writes the words and creates matching artwork. You can leave the page while it runs; the first version is ready once its images are in place. If the images could not finish, try again with the same description to continue the saved build.

A site only shows the facts you gave us. Phone numbers, prices, hours and reviews appear only when they come from your description or your details.

Changes, style and details

Ask for a change in plain words and we make it, on the whole page or one section, one change at a time. Refine the design in Changes, or replace artwork and add an optional logo in Visuals. Correct your phone, hours and other facts in Details without using any credits. See Ask for changes and Style and details.

Every build, change and edit is saved as a version, and you can bring back any of them. See Versions.

Drafts, live sites and updates

A new site is a draft until you publish it at a web address you choose. After that, what you change is saved as updates, which visitors don't see until you publish them. You can take a site offline from its settings, and its web address stays yours. See Publish your site.

Building a site, building it again, asking for AI changes and generating visuals use your team's credits, and publishing a site needs a paid plan. See Plans.