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.
Two ways to get one
Until a site has pages, the Website section opens on the choice itself:
- 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.
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.