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Build a site with Sitejet Builder

Start from a template or describe your site to the AI generator, edit it in the drag-and-drop builder, then publish it to your domain from cPanel.

Sitejet Builder builds and publishes a website from inside cPanel — a drag-and-drop editor with templates and an AI generator, publishing straight to a domain on your account.

Applies to cPanel accounts using the Meridian theme, on a plan that includes Sitejet Builder. If it is not offered on yours, ask WebGee support.

Open the builder

In the Websites hub, take whichever route matches your situation:

SituationRoute
A domain you have not added yetAdd a Website, enter the domain, then select Sitejet Builder
A domain already on the accountManage next to the domain, then Build with Sitejet
A new account with nothing on itBuild Your Website, from the suggested actions on the dashboard

Publishing writes the generated site to the domain you point it at. Use a domain or subdomain with nothing on it, or take a backup first — see Back up your account.

Start the site

Two starting points, both leading to the same editor:

  1. Choose a template. Professionally designed, mobile-ready and SEO-friendly, and every part of it is editable.
  2. Describe your site to the AI generator. Write what the site is for and it produces a complete first version — layout, content, images and structure. Improve with AI refines your description if the first result misses. Enable Import content from my existing website and enter a domain to recreate a site you already have.

Whichever you pick, you land in the drag-and-drop editor, where AI tools remain available for refining individual sections.

Publish

  1. Select Publish. Sitejet builds the site and deploys it to your domain in cPanel.
  2. Select Visit Site to see it live.

Publishing is the step that makes the site public. Everything before it happens in the builder only.

Edit it later

From the Websites hub, either:

  • select the Sitejet label in the Apps column for that domain, or
  • select Manage next to the domain, then Edit Site.

Changes go live when you publish again.

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