Sites
Manage a site
Add or remove pages, choose the homepage, rename your site, or delete it.
Open Sites in the dashboard and click a site. Everything below happens there, across four tabs: Overview, Pages, Leads, and Site details.
Add a page to a site
On the Pages tab:
- Upload file publishes a new page straight into the site.
- Add existing pages moves standalone pages in. Tick the ones you want and click Move into site. Their old links forward to their new addresses automatically.
You can also publish the whole folder again from Claude Code with the new page in it. That's usually the easier route if the site came from a folder in the first place.
Publishing a folder is a sync, so a file you removed from the folder removes that page from the live site, along with its leads and stats. Always publish the whole folder, not just the files you changed.
Remove or delete a page
Each page row has a menu with View page details, Make homepage, Remove from site, and Delete page.
- Remove from site keeps the page. It goes back to being a standalone page at its own address.
- Delete page removes it permanently, with its leads and its stats. There's no undo.
Tick several checkboxes to act on a batch. A bar appears at the bottom with Select all, Remove from site, and Delete.
The homepage can't leave the site, so its checkbox is disabled. Make another page the homepage first.
Look after one page inside a site
Click any page in the Pages tab and you get the same page workspace as a standalone page, with a few differences worth knowing:
- Its address isn't editable there. A site page's address comes from its place in the site, so it changes by moving the file in your folder and publishing again, not by typing a new one.
- It has its own Search & AI card, and its own password. Turning search on for the homepage does not turn it on here. See Get a site found by Google and AI.
- It has its own leads and its own stats, which also roll up into the site's Leads tab.
- Replace file swaps that one page's file, the same as for a standalone page.
Everything else works exactly as Manage a page describes.
Change the homepage
Open the menu on the page you want and choose Make homepage. The site's address doesn't change; whatever page is the homepage answers at it.
Rename a site
On Site details, edit Site name and save.
Renaming does not change the address. The /yoursite/ part of the URL stays exactly as it is, so nothing you've shared breaks. The name is the label you see in the dashboard.
Where the leads and traffic show up
- The Leads tab collects signups from every page in the site in one list, exportable the same way as a page's. See Capture leads from your pages.
- The Overview tab has Share links for tagging where you post the site, and a QR code card. Sharing a site means sharing its homepage, so both point there. See See your traffic and results and QR codes.
Turn a site back into a single page
Once a site is down to just its homepage, Site details offers Convert back to a page. It becomes a standalone page with the same address, views, and leads intact.
Removing the last remaining page does the same thing by itself: the site dissolves and the page carries on.
Delete a site
On Site details, Delete this site removes the site and every page inside it, including all their leads and stats.
This can't be undone. If you want to keep some of the pages, remove them from the site first so they go back to being standalone pages, then delete what's left.