# Websites

Everything on your account, and where each one is up to.

## The list

Every site you have built, newest first. Each shows its name, status, and address if it is published.

| Status | Means |
|---|---|
| **DRAFT** | Built, not published. Only you can see it. |
| **BUILDING** | Agents are working on it right now. |
| **DEPLOYED** | Live at a public address. |
| **PAUSED** | You cancelled a build partway. |
| **FAILED** | A build did not finish. Open it to see where it stopped. |

**DEPLOYED** and _findable on Google_ are different things — see [Publishing](/guide/publishing).

## Opening one

Clicking a site takes you to its **project page**: its address, enquiries, visits, domain settings, and the two visibility switches. From there, **Edit website** opens [the build page](/guide/build), where the chat and the preview are.

## Making a new one

**New website**, from the sidebar or the Overview page. Two questions first — what you sell, and the one thing you want a visitor to do — then the agents run. About 400 credits for a complete site.

## Importing one you already have

You can bring in an existing site rather than starting from nothing, and the agents then work on top of your real markup instead of generating from scratch. Your design survives; you are editing your site, not replacing it.

## How many you can have

No hard cap on drafts. **Published** sites are what plans differ on — Starter is one, Professional is up to five, Business more. Build as many drafts as you like; the limit is on how many are live at once.

## Deleting

From the project page. It removes the project, its files and its build history, and frees the address.

**If you only want it off the internet, do not delete it** — use **Take it down** instead. Same effect for a visitor, nothing lost, and you can put it back. See [Publishing](/guide/publishing).

Download your code first if you might want it: **Download .zip** (paid plans).

## Sites an assistant built

If you connected ChatGPT or Claude, sites they send appear here once you approve them — they behave exactly like sites you built in the dashboard. Nothing marks them as different, because they are not: they are your files on your account at your address.

The only difference is what they cost. See [Using Laabam.site from ChatGPT](/guide/mcp).