How much does Yammbo Web cost?
There are four plans: Free, Basic ($9/month), Standard ($19/month) and Pro ($39/month), with a discount if you pay annually. See the full table in Plans and billing.
Can I publish more than one site at a time?
No. The limit is 1 published site at a time, on every plan, including Pro. You can have as many unpublished projects as you want; only one can be live at the same time.
Is the AI free?
No. Generating a full site, generating or editing sections, and writing or rewriting text with AI are paid-plan features (Basic, Standard and Pro). On the Free plan those buttons appear locked.
Can I connect my own domain?
Yes, on paid plans (1 domain on Basic and Standard, 2 on Pro). To connect it, write to support@yammbo.com and we’ll walk you through it — see Custom domain.
Does Yammbo Web give me a free subdomain?
No. That option doesn’t exist today: every site is published at web.yammbo.com/sites/your-site.
Can I set a favicon for my site?
No, there’s no option for that in the interface yet.
Can I duplicate or rename an entire project?
No. You can only duplicate individual pages within the same site, not the whole project, and there’s no way to rename it or change its URL from the interface.
Does Yammbo Web have an HTML editor?
No. The custom code dialog only has CSS and JavaScript tabs; there’s no way to edit the HTML directly.
Can I sell products or run a blog?
Not with Yammbo Web: there’s no cart, products, payments or posts module. For selling products online, Yammbo’s product for that is Yammbo Store.
Where do I see the messages people send through my contact form?
Under the “Leads” tab of “Project settings”. Every submission is saved there, even if the email notification fails. See Forms and their submissions.
If I export my site as a ZIP, do the forms still work?
No. Outside Yammbo Web, forms stop receiving messages — you’d need to hook up a form service on your own hosting.
Is there autosave?
No. You need to click “Save” yourself; the button only becomes active when there are pending changes.
Why do I see the app in Spanish?
Because the message is hardcoded, or because your account language is set to Spanish. Change it under Account settings → Location and language → Language → English. See Your account.
Where do I ask for help if none of this answers my question?
Write to support@yammbo.com telling us what you expected to happen. Before that, check Troubleshooting — it usually covers most cases.