How can we help?

Every answer here describes what Lemonade Host does today. Search above, or start with one of these.

• You picked a design — now make it yoursThe design arrives with sample words and sample photographs. Changing them is the whole job, and this is how.
• Publishing your site, and what you payPublishing is the moment money changes hands. Here is exactly what happens, in what order, and what it costs.
• Your sign-in link didn't arriveWhere the email usually is, how long the link lasts, and what to do if it never comes.
• Point your own domain at your siteUse a domain you already own — what to add where, what it costs, and how long it takes.
• Stopping renewal, deleting, and refundsThree different things, and it matters which one you pick. Nothing here takes a site down before the date you have paid for.

Getting started

• How Lemonade Host worksA website of your own, at your own address, for 99¢ a month. Here is the whole shape of it in one page.
• Move your site from Netlify, Vercel or GitHub PagesGet the built files out, publish them here, then move the domain. In that order nothing goes dark, and the old site stays up until you are ready.
• Publish files you already haveAlready built a site, or exported one from somewhere else? Drop a zip and it is live.
• Publishing your site, and what you payPublishing is the moment money changes hands. Here is exactly what happens, in what order, and what it costs.
• You picked a design — now make it yoursThe design arrives with sample words and sample photographs. Changing them is the whole job, and this is how.
• Your sign-in link didn't arriveWhere the email usually is, how long the link lasts, and what to do if it never comes.

Editing your site

• Does the editor save my work?Yes, by itself, a moment after every change. Here is exactly what is saved, what is not, and what to do if something looks lost.
• Editing on a phone or tabletWhat you can do from a phone today, what needs a bigger screen, and how to check your site looks right on one.
• Going back to an earlier versionTwo kinds of history, what each one restores, and how far back either goes.
• Pictures, and a site that feels slowWhat formats work, what the editor does to your photographs for you, and the one thing that makes a small site slow.

Your own domain

• Point a domain from GoDaddy, Namecheap, Google or SquarespaceThe record to add at each company, what that company calls the three boxes, and what to do when one of them will not point your bare name.
• Point your own domain at your siteUse a domain you already own — what to add where, what it costs, and how long it takes.
• www.yourname.com, or just yourname.com?Both work, both are included in one charge, and one of them your domain company may refuse to point. Here is how to decide.

Billing

• A payment didn't go throughWhat happens, exactly when, and what it takes to put it right. Your site does not vanish, and nothing is deleted without warning.
• Stopping renewal, deleting, and refundsThree different things, and it matters which one you pick. Nothing here takes a site down before the date you have paid for.
• What 99¢ a month coversThe price, what is included, what costs extra, and the things we do not charge for.

Your site and your account

• Can I download my site's files?Files you uploaded, yes — always. A site built from one of our designs, no, and here is the straight reason why.
• Deleted a site by mistake?It is in the trash for 30 days and you can put it back yourself. What restoring does about billing depends on how it ended — and the button tells you first.
• Your account — email, sign-ins, and your dataThere is no password. Here is how to change the address on the account, what a sign-in lasts, and what we hold about you.
• Your site's address, and changing itWhat the free address is, the rules for changing it, and the one thing that breaks when you do.

Forms, bookings and shop

• Forms, Bookings and ShopThe three things a site can do beyond showing pages — where the messages go, who gets an email, and what each one costs.
• Put a working contact form on a static siteA page of files cannot take a message on its own. Here the form is an app on the site, and the messages arrive in your portal and your inbox with no second account anywhere.

For developers

• Deploy tokensOne token, one site. It can publish files and read that site's status — and that is the whole list.
• Lemonade Host for developersStatic hosting at 99¢ a month, with five ways to publish the same files to the same place.
• MCP, for AI assistantsAn endpoint an AI assistant can hold a token for. Six tools, scoped to exactly one site.
• Publish a site you built with Astro, Vite, Hugo or EleventyWe serve files and never run a build. Build on your machine or in CI, then publish the output folder — here is that folder's name per tool, and both ways to send it.
• Publish from GitHubConnect a repository once; every push to the branch you chose republishes the site.
• Publishing from the command lineOne command publishes a folder. Zero dependencies, so npx downloads one package and runs it.
• The HTTP APIFive endpoints. A bearer token, a zip, and no SDK to adopt.
• When a publish is refusedA refused publish changes nothing — your old site keeps serving. Every refusal names the check that stopped it.
• Which way should I publish?All five doors publish the same files to the same place. Pick on how you work, not on what you can do.

Still stuck?

A person reads every message. Tell us what you were trying to do and what happened instead — that is genuinely all we need. [email protected]