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Yes. The Google Sites website builder is included in every Google Workspace Business and Enterprise plan, so there is no extra licence or hosting fee for the site itself. You pay only for the design and build work if you want help, and for the Workspace licences your staff already use. Sites are stored and served by Google.

Yes. When you publish, you choose who can view the site. You can restrict it to specific people and Google Groups or make it public, and work accounts get extra organisation-level options. Editing rights are set separately, so each department can edit its own pages while everyone else only views them. We set this up during the build.

Yes, as long as the address uses a subdomain, such as intranet.yourcompany.com or www.yourcompany.com. Google Sites cannot sit on the bare domain without a subdomain. You verify the domain in Google Search Console, then add a DNS record with your domain provider. We handle the DNS changes as part of launch.

Usually not. Google Sites is designed for simple sites and intranets. It gives you limited control over design and search settings, and it has no online shop. For a public website that has to rank in Google and capture leads, a proper website platform works better. We use Google Sites for internal portals and point you to a web build for the public site.

Yes. Google Sites is edited in the browser with drag-and-drop blocks, and most changes need no technical skills. Much of the content can also come from embedded Docs, Sheets and Calendars, so staff update a document and the site follows. We train the editors for each section before handover.