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How to publish and share the public link

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Your site's address lives on genaya.site, a domain Genaya runs only for customer sites (never under genaya.com). The link is reserved when the site is created - hearth-horizon-dallas.genaya.site for a chimney company in Dallas - and shows in the address strip under the top bar, with Copy and Open, and on Dashboard > Overview and Dashboard > Domains.

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    Check the draft

    The in-app preview is the real renderer, so what you see is what visitors see. To show a partner before going live, use the private preview: Open on the address strip before the site is live, Open the preview in a new tab in the top bar's three-dot menu at any time, or Private preview on the link card of Dashboard > Overview - a token-protected address that search engines are told to ignore.

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    Press Publish

    Click Publish at the right end of the top bar and confirm the sheet that names the public link (asked from a Genaya AI chat, a healthcare or finance site types PUBLISH on the card). Publishing runs the safety checks described in "Why a publish needs review". A publish the check refuses shows the card Fix these before the site can go live on Dashboard > Overview (the address strip points to it): what to change in plain words, the Accessibility score out of 100 with its fixes, Edit pages and Run the check again.

    Publish is one confirm card with the public link on it.
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    Share the link

    The site is live within about a minute. Copy the link from the address strip or the link card on Dashboard > Overview, open it from the Websites widget on your Home page (it shows visits, leads and bookings for the last 30 days, which sites are live, and the public link), or open the Websites tab on the phone and use Share. Every later Publish replaces the live pages with the draft and saves a version.

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    Rename the link if you like

    In the Free address card on Dashboard > Domains you can rename the genaya.site part: 3 to 63 lowercase letters, digits and hyphens, no reserved words (www, api, app, admin, mail, help, engage, client, pay, login, genaya). The old link redirects for 30 days.

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    Or use a domain you own

    Connect domain on the address strip, or the Custom domains card on Dashboard > Domains, connects a domain you already own (www.example.com or example.com) - two DNS records at your registrar, checked on their own, secured for you; see "How to connect your own domain". Once it is connected and marked primary, visitors reach the site there and the genaya.site link keeps working.

infoPublishing needs the Websites publish permission and a paid plan: the trial builds and previews but cannot publish. Published sites count against your plan (1 on Individual, 3 on Pro, 10 on Business, unlimited on Enterprise); taking a site offline (Take offline, in the top bar's three-dot menu) frees its slot.

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