Websites
A website is the top-level container for design surfaces, objects, settings, files, and access. Everything on a website is pure-schema-driven: the same models and editors power every site, with no hidden per-site logic, so behavior stays consistent and recreation (from templates or exports) stays faithful. New websites start in preview mode until a subscription is active.
Templates
A new website can start from a catalog template or blank. Templates are pure schema seeds: they copy object types, pages, roles, and related starting structure into your site. They do not hold bespoke or hidden logic, behavior comes only from the shared, schema-driven platform features you configure afterward, so recreation stays consistent.
Create a website
You can create a website from the admin panel, the REST API, or MCP. All three use the same platform account.
Admin panel
Sign in to the admin panel, open your websites list, and create a site with a name, locales, and a template (or blank).
API
POST an authorized request to the websites collection.
POST /api/v1/en/websites
Use the following request body shape:
{
"name": "My site",
"templateId": "blank",
"primaryLocale": "en-US",
"enabledLocales": ["en-US"]
}Authorization uses a Bearer token from the login endpoint. Details are in the API interface guide.
AI Agents (MCP)
Call list_templates / get_template first, then create_website with a template id or blank. See the MCP interface guide for auth.
list_templates get_template create_website
Website features
Each website exposes the same feature areas. The short notes below link to the dedicated docs sections.
Design
Page, header, footer, email, and component editors: the block catalog and shared decoration/visibility rules.
Objects
Object types, entries, permissions, components, user roles, lifecycles, and picker-built calculated fields for structured app data.
Website settings
Identity, favicon and install-as-app, locales, domains, email delivery, external linking, and web integrations (GTM, analytics, verification tags).
Theme & layout
Theme tokens and layout settings that keep the site visually consistent.