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Kleap hosts published web projects for you — one click gives you a production URL with no build step to manage.

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Publishing is a deliberate action

Your site is not public until you publish it. Building and refining in the editor changes nothing for visitors — that way an unfinished site never goes live under your name. When you’re ready, click Publish (top-right in the builder). Kleap builds your site and deploys it to a permanent URL.
Kleap Publish panel in English showing the site address and Publish button

Open the Publish panel, check the address, then click Publish

Later changes are not pushed live automatically. Each time you want the public site to catch up with your edits, click Update — the same button.
Publishing does not consume AI credits. Publishing availability, hosting, and published-project limits depend on your plan; see current pricing.

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Your Production URL

Once published, your site is live at a permanent URL:
This URL:
  • Remains available until you unpublish it, subject to the Terms of Service
  • Is publicly accessible
  • Supports HTTPS automatically
  • Is served on a global edge network for fast loading worldwide
  • Can be shared with anyone

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Preview vs Production

The preview is a real build of your current files, so what you see is what visitors get.

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Updating Your Site

After the initial publish:
  1. Make changes in Kleap (or ask the AI)
  2. Review the updated preview
  3. Click Update when you want the new version to go live
Kleap builder toolbar in English with the Publish control at the top right

Publish and Update use the same top-right deployment panel

Each publish creates a new version. Use Version History to roll back anytime.

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Deployment Status

Track your deployment:
  • Building — your site is compiling
  • Deploying — uploading to the edge
  • Ready — live and accessible
  • Error — build failed (see the error and re-try)
If a deployment fails, the error is shown in the chat. Ask the AI to fix it, then publish again when the preview is ready.

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Custom Domains & Going Further

Custom Domains

Connect your own domain with free SSL

Analytics

Track your site’s visitors

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Unpublishing

To take your site offline:
  1. Go to Settings
  2. Choose Unpublish
  3. Your site is no longer publicly accessible
Unpublishing doesn’t delete your site — you can republish anytime.