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Build and publish a website with ChatGPT Sites

Three prompts took a made-up roofing company from nothing to a live, premium-looking website with a quote form and an FAQ page. Here's the exact flow, and a prompt that writes yours.

By Alan Brown · Works with ChatGPT

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🏠 ChatGPT can now build your website and put it live, straight from the chat.

1️⃣ Open ChatGPT, switch to Work and type @Sites, then describe your business: services, service area, opening hours and a free quote form.
⏱️ In our test it took about 6 minutes to build the first version on the top model, then a few more minutes for each change.
🔗 To share it, open Share, set Link access to Public, and you get a live link for your van, flyers or Google profile.
📄 A second prompt added a full page answering the 10 questions homeowners ask before a roof repair.
✨ A redesign prompt asking for a full-width home photo, a bold headline, trust badges, a before-and-after gallery and a big quote button turned it into a premium-looking site.
🌍 Sites reached the UK and Europe in July 2026 on Plus, Pro and business plans: www.smartworld.it/news/chatgpt-sites-crea-siti-web-senza-codice-disponibile-europa.html

Context & limitations

Summit Roofing is a made-up business, and the photos ChatGPT added are AI-generated illustrations, so swap in your own before you share it. You can't take payments on a Sites site, and email notifications for the quote form still had to be connected before it would alert you to new requests.

Do this yourself

I want to build a website for my business with ChatGPT Sites. My business is ___ (what you do), in ___ (town or area), and my customers are ___. Ask me one question at a time (up to 5) about my services, prices, opening hours, what makes us different and the main thing I want visitors to do (call, book or request a quote). Then write me 3 ready-to-paste prompts for ChatGPT Sites: 1. A first build: a one-page site with my services, service area, opening hours and a contact or quote form. 2. A follow-up that adds an FAQ page answering the 10 questions my customers always ask before buying. 3. A redesign prompt that makes it look premium and trustworthy for my industry: a strong hero photo, a bold headline, trust badges and one big call-to-action button. Keep each prompt under 60 words. Don't invent reviews, awards or customer names, and mark any photos as illustrations until I add my own. If you're not sure Sites is available on my plan or in my country, say so and point me to OpenAI's current help page instead of guessing.

A small business website usually means a designer, a builder and weeks of back and forth. Sites gets you a real first version you can share today, so you can test it with customers before spending money on anything bigger.

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