Frequently asked questions

Yes. Creating an account, creating sites, and building them out on the free test URL costs nothing. You only pay when you connect a custom domain to take a site live — that's $250 / month per site. See Billing.

Absolutely. Create as many sites as you like from your dashboard — each has its own address, content, and team. Custom domains are billed per site, so each site you launch on its own domain is its own $250/month subscription.

Every site is instantly reachable at a free test URL, your-slug.webbuddy.radioworkflow.com. It works the moment you create the site — no DNS or hosting setup needed.

Yes. The test URL is derived from your slug, so renaming the slug moves the URL automatically. Any links to the old test address will stop working, so it's best to settle on a slug before you share it widely. (A connected custom domain isn't affected by a slug change.)

Anyone you share the test URL with can view the site — it's handy for previews and feedback. But test URLs are marked noindex, so search engines won't list them and your work-in-progress won't turn up in results.

Connect your own domain. The test URL stays deliberately hidden from search, so a live site's canonical home is its paid custom domain — once that's connected and set as primary, search engines can index it. See Connect your domain.

No. Hosting is included, and HTTPS is fully automatic — the moment you verify a custom domain, Web Buddy provisions a managed TLS certificate for it. There are no certificate files to upload.

Yes. Add each as a domain on the site; a single subscription covers all of a site's domains, so the apex and www aren't billed separately. A root domain uses an A or ALIAS record instead of a CNAME — the domains guide walks through it.

Nothing is deleted. If a subscription ends, the site's custom domains pause and it falls back to its free test URL — your articles, settings, team, domain records, and certificates are all kept. Reactivating resumes the same domains with no re-verification.

The console (where you are now) manages the site itself — its address, domains, billing, and team. The site admin is where you write articles and manage content, settings, and users. Use Open site admin on a site's overview to jump straight in — no second password. (App-only templates like Spin Buddy and Air Buddy have no public site, so their overview shows one button — e.g. Open Spin Buddy — that opens the application itself.)

Yes. Invite teammates as owners or editors from a site's Team page. Their role also determines what they can do inside the site admin. See Your team.

Use Report an issue in the console, or email us at support@workflowcorp.com. We're glad to help you get your site launched.