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Connect your AI, put your first site online and change it by asking.

• 1Connect your AIConnect once, and your AI can publish and update every site in your Page Lemon account, from any chat. It takes about two minutes, and Claude and ChatGPT need no token: you sign in and click Allow.
• 2Connect Perplexity, Grok or Le ChatPerplexity, Grok and Mistral Le Chat can add Page Lemon as a custom connector, so you can publish and update your sites from those chats. You add one link, sign in and click Allow.
• 3Connect a coding toolAdd Page Lemon to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Cline or Trae, and your AI can publish and update every site in your account from your editor or terminal. Most tools take one config block and a sign-in.
• 4Put your first site onlineAsk the AI that made your website to publish it. Coding tools such as Claude Code publish with no account; chat apps need a 2-minute connection first. Then keep the site with a free account so it doesn't expire.
• 5Change your siteAsk any AI for a change, in plain words. Your site keeps its address, and every change is saved as a new version you can go back to.

Guides

One job per guide: what to say to your AI, what happens, and which plans include it.

• Contact formsAsk your AI for a contact, enquiry or sign-up form. It goes on your own page, in your design, and every message is emailed to you. There's no form service to sign up for.
• BookingsLet customers book a time on your own site. Visitors pick a free time and book; Page Lemon stops double bookings and emails you and your customer. Set it up by asking your AI, then manage bookings in your account or keep asking.
• Passcodes and members-onlyKeep a whole site or one section private. A passcode is the quickest: anyone with the code gets in. Members-only lets in only the people you name, after they sign in with their email.
• Co-editors and hand-overLet other people change your site with their own AI, share a private draft with viewers, or hand a finished site to a client. Every change is saved as a version that shows who made it.
• Your own domainGive your site its own address, like www.maisoncafe.co.uk. Your AI can find a name that's free, tell you where to buy it, and connect it. You own the domain; Page Lemon hosts the site on it.
• Visits and analyticsSee how many people visit your site, which pages they read and where they came from. Visit counts are built in on every kept site, with no cookies, no tracking script and no cookie banner to add.
• Share a fileTurn one image or PDF into its own web page with a link you can send, such as a CV, a menu or a poster. The page shows the file with a Download button.
• Start from a templatePick a design from our gallery and let your AI turn it into your own site, with your words, photos and details. Each template comes with a one-line prompt.
• Move from another siteBring an existing website to Page Lemon: publish the files you have, or ask your AI to rebuild the site, then point your domain at it. Keep the old site running until the new one is live.
• Plans and billingPublishing and keeping a few sites is free. Paid plans add your own domain, forms, members-only pages, more sites and longer history, and remove the Page Lemon badge. Business plans add bookings and a shared workspace.
• Privacy and your dataWhat Page Lemon keeps about you and your visitors, how to get a copy or delete it, and what your own site needs to say. The full details are in our Privacy Policy.

For developers

The MCP server, sign-in and API tokens, the REST API and every limit.

• MCP server and toolsPage Lemon runs a remote MCP server, so any AI app that speaks the Model Context Protocol can publish and manage sites with tools instead of a shell. Users sign in with OAuth; scripts and servers can use an API token.
• API tokensAn API token lets a script, a server or an AI app that can't sign in publish to your sites, over the REST API and the MCP server. Chat apps such as Claude and ChatGPT don't need one: they sign in instead.
• REST API referenceThe Page Lemon REST API lives at https://api.pagelemon.com/v1. Code agents with a shell use it to publish a folder in one command; AI agents should start with the publishing guide for AIs (Markdown).
• LimitsEvery number that limits what you can publish and how often, by plan. Past a limit, the API answers 429 limit (or 413 too_large for size) with an agent_message that says what to do.

Troubleshooting and help

Something not working? Your own AI can read our help and walk you through the fix.