Your site in preparation
You write, you try out a design and you show the result. Search engines can’t get in.
Your site goes live when you decide
Your visitors don’t see the site you’re preparing. You review every change there, you publish and you roll back if needed.
A preview link for your clients
Your site stays open while you publish
Five previous versions to restore
The requests you receive stay in place
Your live site
Nobody edits it directly. Your changes reach it when you publish.
Your work in progress stays offline
A client reviews the site without creating an account
Send them a preview link. They visit the site you’re preparing without seeing the admin. You choose how long the link works.
Your live page stays intact while you redesign it
Create a new version of the page. You write it for as long as it takes and the live page doesn’t change.
Your changes are listed before each publish
Everything that changes
Your pages, your content, your legal documents and your design, grouped by family.
The last person to save
You see who last saved each piece of content and when. When an AI wrote on behalf of a member, its name appears.
A checkbox
The Publish button stays greyed out until you tick the box. A stray click publishes nothing.
Your site stays open throughout the publish
If a publish fails, your live site goes back to how it was on its own. You can close the tab.
Your work goes live and your requests stay in place
Publishing or rolling back touches nothing your visitors have produced. A quote request received this morning stays in your list.
Requests sent through your forms
Your visit analytics
Your Google and Bing search data
Your site keeps its five previous versions
Each publish saves your site as it was before it. You find the five most recent in the version history.
Browse a version
Visit your site as it was. Your live site and your site in preparation don’t change.
Take it back into preparation
This version replaces your site in preparation. You correct it, then you publish.
Put it back live
Your content, your design and your settings go back to this version together. Your site stays open during the operation.
You choose who puts your site live
Publishing requires the administrator role and the Can publish right. An agency keeps it for itself and its clients write in preparation.
Every publish has a name
The History on your dashboard shows who published or put a version back live, and when.
We publish only when you ask
Our team publishes for you when you ask. The name of the person who did it appears in your History.
Can I publish a single page?
No, you publish the whole site. To stop a page you’re redesigning from going live with it, create its new version. The live page doesn’t change until that version is published.
If I roll back, do I lose the requests received since?
No. A version holds your content, your design and your settings. Requests received since stay in your list.
What if I want to go back further than five publishes?
Yes, with our team. Your site is backed up every night away from its server. We can put it back as it was on one of the last nights. See backups
Is my site down while it’s being published?
No. Your visitors see the old site until the very last second.
Does the Publish screen show everything that will go live?
No. It shows your content and your design. Your settings go live without appearing in the list.