Your website is drafted from what you've already set up, so building it is a few minutes of choosing and tidying rather than a project. Here's how to get it live.
Build it
- In your dashboard, open Website.
- Pick a look. You'll see four, each shown as a real example site from your industry that you can open and walk through.
- Add photos if you have them, answer a short brief about your business, and link your socials or an existing site so the writer has material to work from.
- Let it draft your pages: home, services, about, gallery, with booking built into every page.
- Edit anything you like in the editor, with a live preview beside you.
- Press Publish when you're happy.
Nothing goes live until you publish. Your draft and your live site are separate, so you can tinker freely.
Your prices stay right on their own
Your services, prices, team, hours and phone number show on your website straight from your dashboard. Change a price in Services and your website shows the new price immediately, with no republish step and no way for the site to fall out of date.
About your photos
Use your own photos wherever you can; they're what customers believe. Until you have them, a built-in library covers the ambience shots. Two things stay honest automatically: gallery sections show your real work or nothing, and any reviews on your site are always real ones.
Every photo you upload is checked before it's saved, so your site stays professional. Photos up to 7MB work.
FAQs
Is the website really free?
Yes. Your website is included on the free plan, along with online bookings. Paid plans add things like your own domain and website analytics. See Plans, your trial and billing.
Can I change the look later?
Any time. The looks are outfits, not rebuilds; switching keeps your content, and the editor lets you change words, photos and sections whenever you like.
I'd rather not publish my home address.
Leave the street address off in your settings. Your website will show your suburb only, and maps stay general. This suits home-based and mobile businesses.
I'd rather not show my phone number on the website.
In the website editor, turn off the Phone number switch. Your website, its footer and search engines stop showing the number, while customers who book still see it on their booking page and confirmation so they can reach you about their appointment.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on a paid plan. See Connect your own domain.