Your website

How do I get a website?

Build it in the site builder, or brief us and have it built — then publish when your plan includes it.

Updated 2026-09-04 · 1 min read

Every workspace can have a public website: your brand, your services, your vehicle finder, wired to your price book. It lives under Website in the back office.

Your site's home base — pages, domain and publish state.

Two ways to get one

Until a site has pages, the Website section opens on the choice itself:

Three ways in — you can change everything afterwards.
  • Build it yourself. The visual editor ships with ready-made sections — hero, services, reviews, contact, the vehicle finder — that you fill with your content. See editing-pages.
  • Brief it. Under Website → Content, "Build it for me" opens a short brief: you answer six questions about your business and the site is built for you in the same editor, so you can still change anything afterwards.
Answer six questions; we build the first draft.

Draft first, publish when ready

Building and previewing are free on every plan: the site exists as a draft only you can see, with a real preview. Publishing — putting it in front of the public — is the plan feature. When you publish, the current draft is snapshotted live; further edits stay in the draft until you publish again, so you can never break the live site mid-edit.

Your address

A published site is immediately reachable on its platform address (your-workspace.sites.…), and can move to your own domain whenever you connect one — custom-domain.

What makes it more than a brochure

The finder on your site is your actual catalogue and price book: visitors pick their exact car and see your stages. Enquiries land in your inbox as structured leads (enquiries-and-leads), and the AI agent can answer them for you (ai-agent-basics).

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Last verified 2026-09-04.