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Editing your site

Edit text and photosChange the words and photos on any page, and add, move, hide or remove sections.Sections you can addEvery kind of section a page can have, what each one is good for, and where to learn more.Add a pageCreate a new page from a template, copy an existing page, open a page as a pop-up, change a page's web address, or delete a page.Change your menu and footer linksChoose which pages appear in your site's menu, in what order, and set up your footer links and header button.Business info and hoursUpdate your business name, phone, email, hours, address and social links once, and see them change across your whole site.Fill in a menu or price list from a photo or PDFSkip the typing. Choose a photo or PDF of your printed menu or price list and AI copies the groups, items and prices into your site. You check everything before it goes live.Update your site from WhatsAppSend a message to close for the day, change today's hours or put up a banner, without opening the editor.Share your menu and print its QR codeVisitors can share your menu or price list in a tap, and you can print a QR code for tables, the counter or the window that always opens the current one.Theme and brand colorsChoose your site's design, make your own colors with the palette generator or pick a ready-made palette, choose fonts and corner style, and add your logo and browser tab icon.Publish your changesPut your edits on your live website, what the site check looks for, and what to do if publishing stops.Version historyLook at an earlier version of your site and put it back with one click, if a change didn't work out.Your stats and monthly reportSee how many people visit your site and get in touch, and get last month's numbers by email on the 1st.ListsKeep your events, news, jobs, team, reviews, projects, products, appointments and FAQs in one place, and show them on any page.EventsAdd classes, markets, open houses and workshops, including ones that repeat, and show them on any page with their own event pages.News postsShare updates, specials and announcements as news posts, each with its own page, and show the latest on any page.Job openingsPost open positions with their own pages, let people apply, and show up in Google's job search.Your teamAdd the people who work with you once, show them on any page, and give each one a profile page if you like.ReviewsKeep your best reviews in one list, show the right ones on each page, and make it easy for happy customers to leave a new one.ProjectsShow jobs you're proud of with before and after photos, each with its own page and story.Your FAQ listAnswer the questions customers ask once, show them on any page, and let us suggest questions from your own site.Make a list of your ownKeep things that aren't staff, products or events (pets for adoption, vehicles, programs, partners) in a list, and show them on any page.Show your site in SpanishTurn on a Spanish version of your whole site, check how it reads, and change any wording you'd say differently.Ask for an AI changeGet something the editor can't do, like a new kind of section, made by AI. Answer a few questions, see the price first, look at a preview, get small fixes included, and pay only if you publish it. When AI can't, have a person do it.

Guides by business

Auto repair shop website: what earns the callWe looked at 23 independent repair shop websites: what drivers check before they call, what most shops leave out, and how to add each one.Car wash website: what brings drivers in and keeps members happyWe looked at 28 independent car wash websites: what drivers check before they pull in, what club members need to see, and how to set up each part.Smoke and vape shop website: useful and on the right side of the rulesWe looked at 19 independent smoke and vape shop websites: what visitors look for, what gets shops in trouble, and how to set up each part of your site.Deli website: what gets the orderWe looked at 18 independent deli websites: what customers check before they order, what most delis leave out, and how to add each one.Staffing agency website: what brings in applicants and ordersWe looked at 18 independent staffing agency websites: what job seekers and employers check, what most agencies leave out, and how to add each one.Live theater website: what sells the ticketsWe looked at 11 community and small professional theater websites: what audiences check before they buy, what most leave out, and how to add each one.Independent cinema website: what fills the seatsWe looked at 9 independent movie theater websites: what moviegoers check before they buy, what most leave out, and how to add each one.Hair salon and barbershop website: what gets people into your chairWe looked at 29 independent salon and barbershop websites: what clients check before they book, what most sites leave out, and how to set up each part.Plumber website: what earns the callWe looked at 27 independent plumbing company websites: what homeowners check before they call, what most plumbers leave out, and how to add each one.Dentist website: what patients check before they callWe looked at 22 independent dental practice websites: what patients check before they call, what most practices leave out, what to keep off your site, and how to set up each part.Restaurant website: what gets the table filledWe looked at 27 independent restaurant websites: what guests check before they book or drive over, what most leave out, and how to add each one.Gym website: what brings people through the door and keeps membersWe looked at 19 independent gym and fitness studio websites: what people check before they visit, what most sites leave out, and how to set up each part.Real estate agent website: what brings sellers and buyers to call youWe looked at 23 independent real estate agent and brokerage websites: what sellers and buyers check, what your state expects you to show, and how to set up each part.Veterinarian website: what pet owners check before they callWe looked at 22 independent veterinary clinic websites: what pet owners check before they call, what most clinics leave out, and how to set up each part.Law office website: what clients check before they callWe looked at 38 small law firm websites: what visitors look for, what most leave out, how to handle forms, fees and reviews, and what the advertising rules ask of you.Landscaping and lawn care website: what earns the estimateWe looked at 31 independent landscaping and lawn care websites: what homeowners check before they ask for a price, what most leave out, and how to add each thing.Child care website: what parents check before they callWe looked at 33 independent child care and preschool websites: what parents check first, what most programs leave out, how to handle photos of children and forms, and how to set up each part.Cafe and bakery website: what gets the orderWe looked at 32 independent cafe and bakery websites: what customers check before they come, what most shops leave out, and how to add each one.Massage and spa website: what gets people onto your tableWe looked at 34 independent massage and spa websites: what clients check before they book, what most leave out, what to keep off your site, and how to set up each part.Electrician website: what earns the call and the big jobsWe looked at 25 independent electrician websites: what homeowners check before they call, what most leave out, and how to add each one, from prices to EV charger and generator pages.Heating and cooling website: what earns the call and the saleWe looked at 40 independent heating and cooling company websites: what homeowners check before they call, what most companies leave out, and how to add each one.Roofer website: look local, honest and easy to callWe looked at 20 independent roofing websites: what homeowners check before they call a roofer, what most leave out, and how to add each one, including what the law says about insurance claims.Painter website: what earns the estimateWe looked at 25 independent painting company websites: what homeowners check before they ask for an estimate, what most painters leave out, including lead-safe wording, and how to add each thing.Carpenter and remodeler website: what earns the estimateWe looked at 29 independent carpenter and remodeler websites: what homeowners check before they ask for a visit, what most leave out, and how to add each thing.Florist website: what gets the order and the trustWe looked at 27 independent florist websites: what buyers check before they send flowers, what most shops leave out, and how to set up each part.Photographer website: what clients check before they write to youWe looked at 26 independent photographer websites: what clients check before they write, what most photographers leave out, how to handle rights, permission and AI, and how to set up each part.Yoga and Pilates studio website: what fills your classesWe looked at 25 independent yoga and Pilates studio websites: what people check before a first class, what most leave out, and how to set up each part.Martial arts school website: what parents look for and how to show itWe looked at 34 independent martial arts school websites: what parents and new students check first, what most sites leave out, and how to set up each part.Dance studio website: the classes, costs and policies parents look forWe looked at 28 independent dance studio websites: what parents check before they enroll, what most sites leave out, and how to set up each part.Nail salon and beauty studio website: what gets people in the doorWe looked at 38 independent nail, lash, brow and skin studio websites: what clients check before they come, what most sites leave out, and how to set up each part.Pet groomer website: what dog owners check before they bookWe looked at 33 independent pet grooming websites: what owners check before they book, what most groomers leave out, what to keep off your site, and how to set up each part.Bookstore website: what brings readers through the doorWe looked at 38 independent bookstore websites: what readers check before they visit, why your site shouldn't try to be your catalog, and how to set up each part.Antique and vintage shop website: what buyers and sellers look forWe looked at 21 independent antique, vintage and consignment shop websites: what visitors check, how to show one-of-a-kind pieces, and the legal basics.Gift shop and boutique website: what shoppers look forWe looked at 32 independent gift shop and boutique websites: what shoppers check, how to show hours by season, what's new and your return rules, and the legal basics.Accountant and tax preparer website: what clients check before they callWe looked at 52 small accounting and tax firm websites: what clients look for, what most leave out, how to handle forms, documents, fees and claims, and what we can't do for you.Insurance agent website: what customers check before they callWe looked at 20 small insurance agency websites: what visitors look for, what most leave out, how to handle quote forms, claims and bills, Medicare, and what the advertising rules ask of you.Inn or bed and breakfast website: what guests check before they bookWe looked at 34 independent inn and B&B websites: what guests need before they reserve, what most leave out, and how to set up each part, including the new rule about showing the total price.Winery, brewery or distillery website: what fills the tasting roomWe looked at 24 independent winery, brewery and distillery websites: what guests check before they visit, what clubs and events need, and the alcohol rules that apply to your site.Farm and farm stand website: what gets the visit and the orderWe looked at 38 farm sites in 21 states: what visitors check before they drive out, what most farms leave out, and how to set up each part.

Business tools

Forms and your inboxLet visitors send you messages and photos, and read and answer every message in your inbox.Follow up on leadsTrack each message as a lead, from new to won, with notes, follow-up reminders and replies sent from your inbox.Bring in a form you already useHave a paper, PDF or Word form, like a waiver or a registration? AI copies its questions, and the wording people sign, into a form on your site. You check everything before it goes live.CustomersSee everyone you do business with in one place, with a note, tags and a history of what they did, whether or not they joined your email list.Your email listCollect the email addresses of people who want your news, from signups, forms, bookings and orders, and download them or send them to Mailchimp.Send a newsletterWrite an email to your email list in the editor, preview it, send a test, and send it now or later, to everyone, one tag or a group of customers.Ask customers for reviewsEmail customers a short request for a review after an appointment, a won job or an order, by a button or on its own, and see who clicked.Request a payment or send an invoiceAsk a customer for a deposit or a payment, or send an invoice with line items, sales tax and a due date. They pay by card, straight into your Stripe account.Signed forms and waiversHave customers sign a waiver, photo release or agreement on your site with a finger or mouse. You and they each get a PDF copy.Class packsSell "5 workshops" or "10 classes" at once. Customers buy a pack on your site and use a class each time they book, with just their email.MembershipsSell a plan customers pay for every month or year, like "Unlimited classes" or "Comfort Club". They join on your site, pay into your own Stripe account, and can cancel online anytime.Ask us chatAn "Ask us a question" button that answers visitors straight away from your own site, and passes what it can't answer to you.Take bookings on your siteLet visitors book appointments, estimate visits and spots in classes right on your own site, with emails, reminders and deposits.Check people in with a QR codeScan the code on a customer's booking, class sign-up, class pack or membership when they arrive. Mark them as here, use a class from their pack, or record a member's visit.Gift cards and coupons with a QR codeIssue a gift card for an amount, or a stack of coupons for a flyer or a market stand. Scan each customer's QR code to take from it.Keep your team's to-dos in one listOne list for everyone at your business, with labels, due dates, checklists and tasks that repeat.Take bookings without a websiteSet up your services and hours, then share one booking page or put the booking form on a website you already have. No site from us needed.Take restaurant reservations on your siteLet guests reserve a table on your own site by party size, see tonight's list, mark guests as seated and take reservations by phone in the same place.Connect your calendar to bookingsBlock out busy times from your Google, Outlook or iCloud calendar, and see your bookings in it, without signing in to Google.Take payments with payment linksSell gift cards, take deposits or offer simple products using Stripe or Square payment links.Turn on the online store and connect StripeTurn on the Online store add-on, connect your own Stripe account, and handle promotion codes, refunds and payouts in Stripe.Add a newsletter signupCollect email addresses for your own email list, or for your Mailchimp, Kit or Constant Contact list, with a simple signup form.

Your account

Plans, billing and creditsLaunch your site, add another site to your plan or cancel one, choose yearly or monthly, buy credits, change your card, and cancel.Get helpAsk the assistant how to do anything, write to our team when you need a person, and ask for what your site can't do yet.Your team and who has accessInvite your staff or your web developer, choose what each person can do, pick the emails you get, hand a site to a client, and switch between businesses.Connect Gmail and Google DriveConnect your business's shared Gmail so replies come from your own address, and its shared Google Drive so you can choose photos from it.Send new messages, bookings and orders to your own toolsA webhook sends each new message, email subscriber, booking or order to an address you choose, so it can land in a spreadsheet, a chat or a CRM. Owners on the Business plan can add up to five.The Business planOne upgrade for a business that books, sends and gets paid, with or without a website: bookings, the Ask us chat, newsletters, review and payment requests, signed forms, gift cards and to-dos.Move a business to another accountHand one business to a new owner, with its website, customers and files, while it stays online and the rest of your account stays as it is.Add-onsMonthly extras for features that need live data, like an online store, and what's already included in your plan.Taking your site with youDownload your website's code, words, photos and messages any time, move it to WordPress, or put it on another host.