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Export and ownership

Your site goes with you.

On Pro, download your site as a static archive or as editable source, or have it pushed to a repository you own.

  • Two export formats: the built site, or its source.
  • One named version behind every export.
  • Included on Pro, $29 a month.

The finished site: its pages, images, styles and scripts. Upload it to any host that serves files.

Static archive

Download the built site.

Export a deployable static archive, built from the version you name. Host it anywhere that serves files.

  • The archive is the finished site: pages, images, styles and scripts.
  • It needs nothing of ours to run, because your site is static.
  • Upload it to any host, or keep it as your own copy.
An Export panel with three rows, Download static archive, Download source and Push to GitHub with a yellow button, beside a folder tree and a note reading Builds to the same site

Editable source

Take the source too.

Download the source of your site, or have it pushed to a repository you own. The exported source is verified to build the same site.

A Push to GitHub dialog: a Repository field reading your-name/your-site, a Version 7 selector, a checklist with Built and Verified ticked and Pushed in progress, and a yellow Push button

Versions

Export the version you name.

Every applied change creates a version, and a version is never overwritten.

  • Every version is kept, so you export exactly the one you name.
  • Undo and rollback rest on that same history.
  • Exporting changes nothing. Your live site keeps serving.
A Versions list: Version 7 live, Version 6 with an Undo button, Version 5 and Version 4, beside the site preview

Your account, your projects

You decide what stays up.

Delete a project yourself and that site stops serving immediately.

  • Deleting a project is irreversible, and it takes the site down straight away.
  • A site whose plan lapses unpublishes at the stated time, with its content kept and republishable.
  • Cancelling tells you exactly what happens to your live sites, and when.
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Good to know

Before you decide.

Two formats
The archive is the built site, ready to host. The source is the editable project behind it.
Repository
A push goes to a repository you own and connect. We push nowhere else.
No partial results
A failed export says what failed. It never leaves a half-finished result without an explanation.
Content kept
When a plan lapses, the site unpublishes at the stated time. Your content stays and can be republished.

Questions

Straight answers.

Help when you need it. Submit a request, follow its status and read a person’s reply in the ticket.

Which plan includes export?

Pro, at $29 a month for a live site or $290 a year. A Starter site can move to Pro at any time, and export is then available on that site.

What is in the static archive?

The built site: its pages, images, styles and scripts, made from the version you name. Upload it to any host that serves files.

What can I do with the exported source?

Keep it as your own copy, or hand it to a developer to build and host. The exported source is verified to build the same site.

Where does a push go?

To a repository you own and connect. You choose the repository and the version. If the push fails, you are told what failed.

What happens to my site if I cancel?

You are told exactly what happens and when. The site unpublishes at the stated time, and its content is kept so you can republish it. You can also delete a project yourself, which stops it serving immediately.

Waitlist

Your site starts with a conversation.

Join the waitlist. We will email you when it is your turn to build. No card or commitment.