Step 5: Preview and publish

Read one real article before you pay, then choose a plan and take your growth site live on its branded address.

Before you are asked for payment, JumpSites writes one complete article — a real one, using your services, your locations and your voice — and shows it to you. This is the point of the whole setup flow: you get to judge the output, not a description of the output.

Create your account

Everything up to here has been anonymous. Creating an account at this step is what lets your sample article be written and saved against your name, so your work survives closing the tab.

Read the sample

The preview shows the article as it will appear on your published site — your colours, your logo, your voice. Alongside it you will see what setup has produced: how many service pages are ready, how many topics are available, and how many articles would go live.

Read it properly. If the tone is off, or it uses a phrase you would never use, go back to Voice and brand and adjust. It is much cheaper to fix the voice now than to edit every article later.

Choose a plan

Checkout happens here, beside the sample. The plan covers the initial launch and the ongoing weekly publishing, plus hosting and SSL for your address — see Billing and support for what happens after payment, and the pricing page for the current price.

Publish

Publishing writes the rest of your content and takes the site live on a branded address derived from your business name, something like acme-plumbing.jump.site. Hosting and the SSL certificate are handled for you; there is nothing to configure.

The moment it goes live, your growth site has:

• A branded home page carrying your logo, colours and contact details.
• A service page for every service you selected.
• A library of local articles, organised into a content hub.
• Category and tag indexes so readers can browse by subject.
• If you turned lead capture on, a lead form on every article page, emailing the address you set.
• A sitemap, an RSS feed and structured data so it can be found.

What's on your growth site walks through all of it in detail.

What happens next

Your content is now discoverable by search engines, by AI assistants, and by local customers looking for your services. From your dashboard you can edit pages, unpublish anything you do not want, and connect a custom domain.

And from the following week, new content publishes on its own.