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While you're on the free trial your rebuild is already viewable on its public /s/your-slug link. To keep it online for good — on your own domain, with the secure padlock — you subscribe. Three short steps:

1. 1

   Subscribe

   Pick the site to publish and choose monthly or yearly.

2. 2

   Add your domain

   Settings → Domain, type your bare domain, Save.

3. 3

   Point your DNS

   Add the records at your provider, then Check status.

You choose which sites to pay for. Open Account and each of your sites has a checkbox:

• Checked — the site is published and included in your subscription. Each selected site is billed individually.
• Unchecked— the site stays a private draft: not public, not billed. Turn it on whenever you're ready.

Pick monthly or yearly (annual includes two months free), then Subscribe — your site comes back online immediately. Current prices are on /pricing.

You can change which sites are selected right up until you subscribe. Need to adjust the set afterwards? Email [email protected] and we'll sort it out.

Point your own domain at the rebuild instead of the public /s/your-slug link (custom domains are part of a paid plan). Your dashboard walks you through it and always shows the exact records to add— here's what to expect.

1. In your project, open Settings → Domain and enter your bare hostname — example.com, not https://example.com, no www., no trailing slash. Click Save.
2. The dashboard lists the records to add at your DNS provider. For a root domain (e.g. example.com) that's two A records on @ plus one www record, so both example.com and www.example.com reach your site:

• Works on GoDaddy, Zone.ee, Namecheap, Bluehost, Hostinger and any DNS that supports A records on the apex — no nameserver change needed.
• On a subdomain (e.g. go.example.com) it's even simpler: a single CNAME → proxy.sosei.site.
• If your dashboard also lists one or two TXTrecords, add those too — they confirm ownership and issue the certificate. Many domains don't need them, so add only what your dashboard actually shows.

Your email keeps working. SOSEI hosts your website, not your email. Connecting your domain only changes its website records — your email (MX) records are never touched, so your inbox keeps running exactly as before. Full walk-through in Adding your DNS records below.

SSL certificates are issued automatically once DNS resolves — no extra step. Stuck for more than an hour? Email us with your domain and we'll diagnose.

The steps are the same wherever your domain lives — GoDaddy, Namecheap, Hostinger, Cloudflare, Squarespace, Zone.ee, anywhere. You add the same handful of records; only the menu location differs. You stay in control the whole way — nothing on your live domain changes until the new records take effect. The most important part first:

1. Preview first. Open your project and use the Open button (top right, next to the Live badge) to see the full rebuilt site. Your real domain is untouched until you switch.
2. Add your domain in SOSEI. Open Settings → Domain, type your bare domain (e.g. example.com — no https://, no www., no trailing slash) and click Save.
3. Open your provider's DNS screen. Sign in wherever your domain is managed and find the DNS records page — usually labelled DNS, Manage DNS, DNS Zone, or Advanced DNS (per-provider pointers are listed below).
4. Clear the old records on the root (@). Delete any existing A, AAAA, or CNAME on the root name, and turn off any domain Forwarding / Redirect (a leftover AAAA keeps some visitors on your old site). Leave everything else exactly as it is — especially the MX records, which run your email.
5. Add these three records. Add each row below. The Name / Host is @ for the two A records and wwwfor the CNAME — some providers want that field left blank or the full domain instead, and all three mean “the root.” Leave the TTL on its default:

6. Back in SOSEI, click Check status. We validate ownership and issue the SSL certificate automatically — usually live within minutes, occasionally up to an hour or two while DNS spreads. The page refreshes itself when it's ready.

Prefer one record on the root? If your provider supports ALIAS, ANAME, or CNAME-flattening (Cloudflare, Zone.ee, Namecheap, DNSimple), you can add just ALIAS/ANAME on @ → proxy.sosei.site instead of the two A records. Your dashboard offers this option too.

What does not change:

• Your domain stays registered where it is. You're not transferring it away — just pointing it at the new site. You can move it back anytime.
• Your email and mailboxes keep working as before (see the note above).

Want a hand? Email [email protected] with your provider's name and we'll walk you through it, click by click — or set it up for you.

We follow the same five-step flow whether the input is a personal domain or a multi-page site:

1. Crawl — up to 15 pages of your existing site, in parallel, with the brand colours, fonts, logo, favicon, and tracking codes detected and preserved.
2. Rehost images— every photo and logo is copied into our storage so the rebuild doesn't hotlink.
3. Plan — the AI decides on the page structure, fonts, and visual style based on your industry and content.
4. Generate — every page rendered in parallel, copy graded against a frozen voice contract so all pages read as the same brand.
5. Publish— the site goes live on the preview URL within ~2 minutes (faster on smaller sites). You receive an email when it's ready.

Three ways to make changes after the first rebuild:

• Regeneratea single page or the entire site with new instructions in plain English (“tighten the hero, swap to a darker palette”).
• Edit with AI — open a section, describe the change, the AI rewrites just that section.
• Restore any previous version from the version history if a regeneration goes wrong.

Adding a page.Your pages are built from your existing site during the rebuild, and you can edit any of them freely. To add a brand-new page (say a separate Services or Booking page), open your site's editor and just ask the AI chat — e.g. “add a Services page about…”. It writes the page, adds it to your navigation, and updates your sitemap; it can rename or remove pages the same way (your home and legal pages are protected). Prefer a hand? Email [email protected] and we'll add it for you.

Deleting a site. Each project card on your dashboard has a small trash icon. Deleting moves the site to Trash— it goes offline and stops being billed straight away, but it's kept and fully restorable for 30 days. See Undo & restore for how to bring it back.

Each plan caps the number of full regenerations per project per month. AI chat-edits run on a separate monthly AI-edit allowance (top up with credits beyond it); small inline edits (text, links, contact info) are always free.

Nothing you delete is gone right away. Deleted projects wait in Trash for 30 days, and a deleted page comes back by rolling your site to a version from before you removed it.

Restore a deleted project (a whole site). Deleting a project moves it to Trash — offline and unbilled, but kept:

1. Click your avatar in the top-right corner, then Trash.
2. Find the project and click Restore.
3. It returns to your dashboard with its pages, versions, and backups intact. An unpaid site simply stays a private draft until you publish it again.

You have 30 days — after that a trashed project is permanently deleted. Opening an old link to a deleted project also shows a Restore banner at the top of that page.

Restore a deleted page.Pages don't have a separate trash — you roll the whole site back to when the page still existed. Three ways, quickest first:

• Just deleted it? Click Undo last changein the editor's chat panel, or press Ctrl/⌘ + Z. The page comes straight back.
• Restore an earlier version. Open the editor, click the history (clock) icon at the top-left, preview a version from before the deletion with the eye icon, then click Restore.
• Restore a backup. If that version has aged out of history, open ⋯ More → Backups and restore a daily or manual snapshot from before the deletion.

Restoring is always reversible — it saves the restored content as a new version on top, so you can undo it too. Backups are automatic daily snapshots of your live site (kept 7 days, or 30 with extended backups) that survive even if your version history is cleared — your safety net if something breaks the whole site.

• Trial: 14 days from your first generation, no card required. Site goes offline at trial end if you don't add a payment method.
• Plans: see /pricing for current tiers. Pricing is per-site for Personal and bundled for Agency.
• Cancellation: open your dashboard → Account → Manage subscription. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period; you keep the site live until then.
• Refunds: within 14 days of the first charge, full refund — just reply to any of our emails.

If your source site already had analytics (GA4, GTM, Meta Pixel, Hotjar, LinkedIn, Plausible, Umami, Clarity), the tags are detected during the crawl and preserved on the rebuilt site, gated behind the GDPR cookie banner.

Adding your own tracking. You can also add or change tracking codes yourself under Settings → Analytics. Paste your Google Analytics 4 Measurement ID (it looks like G-XXXXXXXXXX, from Google Analytics → Admin → Data Streams), or a GTM, Meta Pixel, Hotjar or other ID, and Save. New or edited codes ship on your next regeneration — consent-required trackers stay gated behind the cookie banner automatically.

Google Business Profile.There's nothing to connect on our side — Google Business Profile links to your site by its web address. Once your domain is live, open your Business Profile and paste your website address into the Website field.

Contact form submissions land in your dashboard under the Messages tab and trigger an email to your project notification address.

Every rebuilt site ships GDPR-ready. A cookie-consent banner is mandatory, and any analytics or tracking carried over from your old site stays gated behind it until a visitor opts in.

• Legal pages included — a privacy policy, terms, cookie policy, impressum, and an accessibility statement are generated for every site.
• Your content stays yours— we rehost your images and copy to serve the rebuild instead of hotlinking; we don't sell or share your data.
• Deletion — cancel anytime from the dashboard, and email [email protected] to have your project data removed.

The full detail lives in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

Reply to any email we've sent you, or write to [email protected]. Average response time is under one business day. If the site itself is broken, /api/healthz will tell you whether the application is up before you write.