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Keep your websites organized

Understand what each project action changes and which actions can be undone.

Who this helps
Site owners. Collaborators can rename but cannot duplicate, archive, or delete the owner's site.
Before starting
Identify the exact site and check whether it is live before taking an action.
Done when
The intended project remains available or is retired with its data consequences understood.

01

Open the site's actions

Use the site's action menu in the sidebar or the site menu inside the editor. Site overview opens its Hosting controls.

Open live site and Copy live link use the published address when the site is live.

  1. Check the site name before selecting an action.
  2. Use Rename to change the project name.
  3. Use Site overview for domains, forms, posts, email, and other settings.

A project name, a website address, and a page's search title are different things. Check each separately when changing the business's public identity.

02

Create a separate copy

The Owner can use Duplicate to create another project. It needs an available website slot.

Treat the copy as a new website. Review its content, forms, domains, sender, and integrations before publication.

  1. Check the available website allowance in Usage.
  2. Select Duplicate on the intended original.
  3. Open and name the resulting copy.
  4. Review every setting that depends on a specific business or account.

A duplicated project is not a migration of every customer record or external-service configuration. Keep the original until the new site passes its checks.

03

Archive a site with a recovery window

Site and Pro plans offer Archive. Archiving takes the live site offline and keeps it restorable for 30 days.

After that window, Launch erases its files, history, photos, and leads. Files in Archive continue to count toward storage until erased.

  1. Export any records that need an independent copy.
  2. Select Archive and read the confirmation.
  3. Use Archive in the sidebar to find recoverable sites.
  4. Restore within the displayed recovery window to use the site again.
  5. Check its live state and domain after restoring.

Archive is not permanent storage. Do not use its recovery window as the only business backup.

04

Treat Delete forever as permanent

Delete removes the site and its files, history, photos, and form submissions. A published site goes offline.

Delete forever is not the same as Archive. It has no undo or recovery window.

  1. Confirm the site name and whether the business still depends on it.
  2. Keep any required independent exports before proceeding.
  3. Read the deletion confirmation. Continue only to remove the site permanently.

A code download does not include every hosted record. Export the records that matter before removing their site.

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