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Overview

Website Studio helps you sell website builds from your branded domain. The production portal currently marks it Experimental. Website Studio card with Experimental and Active labels

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Open Website Studio

  1. In the Partner Portal, open One-Click Experiences.
  2. Find Website Studio.
  3. Click Enable if the experience is not active.
  4. Click Settings to configure it.
The settings page shows build totals, live packages, and a setup checklist. Website Studio settings with build totals, setup checklist, and landing styles

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Configure the public page

Work through the sections on the settings page:
  • Landing page — choose Bold Trades, Editorial Premium, or Clean Local; then set your headline, call to action, contact details, review links, and booking link.
  • What the page sells — choose booking calls, packages, or both.
  • Services — add the building blocks you will include in packages.
  • Packages — create the offers customers can buy through your connected payment account.
  • Portfolio — add your own work and decide which example sites to show.
  • Videos — upload short clips that explain your work or delivery process.
  • Customer Portal — review branding, dashboard, sidebar, and trial options for Website Studio customers.
Save each section after making changes.

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Preview the storefront

Click Open landing page or View live to open the customer-facing page on your branded domain. The live storefront can show your recent work, services, process, common questions, and booking or package actions. Customer-facing Website Studio storefront on a branded domain

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Track delivery

New applications appear on the Delivery board. You can filter builds by status or stage. The visible stages are Submitted, Discovery, Design, Build, Your review, and Delivered. When you move a build to a new stage or add a customer note, review the customer tracker to confirm the update is clear.

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Publishing choices

The experience card also offers Make default, which places the experience on the root of your customer-facing domain. Use Disable only when you intend to remove public access to the experience.