It is genuinely published
The example is served from the same public route as customer pages, at sitepetal.com/p/north-star-studio, with its own search title and description.
Worked example
North Star Studio is the example SitePetal publishes for itself. Same six blocks, same renderer, same address format your own page gets — a straightforward reference for what a finished simple page looks like.
The example is served from the same public route as customer pages, at sitepetal.com/p/north-star-studio, with its own search title and description.
One headline, one description, three benefits, one quotation, one enquiry, one closing action. Nothing on the page exists to fill space.
North Star Studio is an illustration rather than a real business, so its enquiry form is shown disabled. On your published page the same form accepts and stores messages.
Open the published page beside the editor and the relationship is easy to see: every element on the left of the editor maps to one block on the page.
A useful page starts with an accurate promise. These limits apply before you begin.
The page is really published; the studio is not a real client. Its enquiry form is deliberately disabled so nobody sends a message that has nowhere to go.
sitepetal.com/p/ followed by the slug you reserve. Custom domains are not offered, so the address stays on SitePetal for as long as the page is hosted here.
You can keep up to ten separate one-page sites in one account, each with its own address, revisions, and enquiry inbox. SitePetal does not link pages together into a multi-page site with navigation.