Everything lives in “Project settings”, opened from the Dashboard (⋮ menu → “Settings”) or from the editor (“Settings”), under the “Publishing” tab.
Publishing and unpublishing
You’ll see “Your site is published” or “Your site is not published”, with a “Publish” or “Unpublish” button. Publishing shows “Project published”; unpublishing shows “Project unpublished”.
If a visitor opens the URL of an unpublished site, they’re redirected to the login page — nobody but you can see it.
1 published site at a time, on every plan
If you already have a site published and try to publish another one, you’ll see: “Has alcanzado el límite de sitios publicados de tu plan. Mejora tu plan para publicar más sitios.” (shown in Spanish regardless of your interface language, since this message isn’t translated). This applies even on the Pro plan. To publish a new site, unpublish the one that’s currently live first.
Your site’s address
Your site lives at web.yammbo.com/sites/{your-site}, with no trailing slash — it shows up as “Preview url” under the “Publishing” tab. The slug comes from your project’s name (for example, “Café Luna & Co.” becomes cafe-luna-co) and can’t be changed from the interface.
Changes can take up to about 2 minutes to show
Your published site is cached with max-age=60 and stale-while-revalidate=60, so if you saved a change and don’t see it yet on the public URL, wait about 2 minutes and reload.
Automatic SEO
Every published site ships, without any setup on your part, with robots tags, Open Graph (og:type, og:title, og:url), a Twitter Card and structured data (JSON-LD).
- Per page: under Pages → each page’s Settings, you can set a custom Title, Description and Keywords.
- “SEO config” block (under Elements → Yammbo): title, description, keywords, a share image (Open Graph), canonical URL, robots, the structured-data type (page, organization, local business, person, service), your business name, phone and address, plus a Google Analytics ID and a Meta Pixel ID. This block doesn’t show on the published site: it gets converted into
<head>tags. - Sitemap: available at
/sites/{your-site}/sitemap.xml(or/sitemap.xmlif you’re using a custom domain).
To control the title shown when sharing, use the SEO config block
The title search engines and social networks see (og:title) comes from the title you set in the “SEO config” block; if there isn’t one, it falls back to your project’s name (on the home page) or the page’s name. The Title field under Pages → each page’s Settings only changes the browser tab title, not the og:title.
What doesn’t exist in Yammbo Web
There are no free subdomains (like your-name.yammbo.com) and no configurable favicon — neither option appears in the interface.
Next step
If you want to use a domain you already own, continue with Custom domain.