Site Builder lets you host your own website on ArrayQ and connect it to your account. Visitors see your services, pick one and book it. Each booking shows up in your dashboard as a new job, ready for your team.

You bring the website. It can be a template, a site you designed yourself or one generated by an AI tool. ArrayQ hosts it, connects it to your services and adds visitor tracking and the Orca chat assistant if you want them.

How it fits together

Piece	What it does	Where you manage it
Your website	Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript files	Your computer or code editor
API key	Tells ArrayQ which business the website belongs to	Site Builder, API key tab
Services API	Lists your services and creates bookings	Called from your website's JavaScript
Hosting	Serves your files on an ArrayQ link	Site Builder, Builder tab
Tracker	Records page views, clicks and form submissions	Site Builder, Tracker tab
Orca chatbot	Answers visitor questions on your site	Site Builder, Orca chatbot tab
Custom domain	Serves the site on your own domain	Site Builder, Domain tab

The end-to-end flow

Build your site

Create a folder with an index.html at the top and use relative links. See Build your site.

Create an API key

Open Site Builder in your dashboard, go to API key and click Generate key. See API key.

Connect your services

Add a small script that loads your services and sends bookings to ArrayQ. See Services and booking and the full Checkout page example.

Publish

Upload the folder in the Builder tab and click Publish site. See Publish your site.

Turn on the extras

Switch on the Tracker and the Orca chatbot, then connect a custom domain.

Example project

The examples in these docs follow a real garage door company site built on Site Builder. It is a plain static site with no framework:

text

my-site/
  index.html          Home page with the service list
  checkout.html       Booking form for one service
  app.js              All ArrayQ calls and page logic
  styles.css          Styling
  favicon.svg

You can start even smaller. A single index.html with a script tag is enough to list services and take bookings.

Who can use Site Builder

Business owners and admins can open Site Builder. Crew members need the Site builder permission. Your plan must include Site Builder, or your published site shows a "Site unavailable" page.

Site Builder Overview