How do I publish my website?
Publishing lives inside the page you're editing, not on the Websites screen. Open the page, change it, press Save, then Publish.
Updated 15 September 2026
Take me there
Open Websites and press Manage
Press Manage on the site you want to change. This screen has no Publish button, and that's normal.

Press "Manage" on the site you want to change.
Take me thereRead the green bar at the top
The green bar gives your address and whether you're live. Publish isn't here — it's inside a page, in step 3. And with nothing changed, there's nothing to publish.

There is no Publish button here. Nothing is wrong.
Find your page and press Edit
Press Edit on the row for the page you want. It opens in a new browser tab. If Edit looks like it did nothing, check along the top of your browser.

Press "Edit" on the row for the page you want.
Change what you want, then press Save
Press Save when you've made your change. It stores a draft — nobody visiting your site sees it yet. Saving also starts your version history, so Versions can take you back.

Save keeps it as a draft. Your live site has not changed.
Press Publish
Press Publish, at the top beside Save. That's what puts your change on the internet. Preview first to read the page as a visitor will.

Press "Publish". This is the button coaches ask us about.
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How do I change one thing on my page, like a photo or a paragraph?
Every page is a stack of sections, and each one changes on its own. Open the page, find the section, change it — then publish.
How do I use my own web address?
Your site already has a working address, so nothing is broken while you decide. For your own: Websites, Manage, then Domain and SSL.