How to publish

Where your page lives — and how to publish it

A page you generate doesn’t go live automatically. SaaSForge gives you the file or code — you put it on your own website, and your platform decides the address. Here’s exactly how, for whatever you build with.

1

SaaSForge generates the page

A clean HTML file, a framework component, or a ready prompt for Claude Code — depending on the platform you picked at onboarding.

2

You put it on your own site

SaaSForge does not host your pages. You publish them on your website, the same place your homepage lives.

3

Your platform assigns the URL

The address (e.g. yoursite.com/vs-competitor) is set by your site — the page slug, route, or path. Not by SaaSForge.

Find your platform

You chose this at onboarding. Don’t see yours, or changed stack? The HTML works anywhere that accepts a custom-code / embed block.

Claude Code / Cursor / Bolt

EasiestYou build with an AI code editor
  1. On the Pages screen, open your generated page and copy the “Prompt for Claude Code”.
  2. Paste it into Claude Code (or Cursor / Bolt). It will create the page and wire up the route in your project.
  3. The URL comes from the route it creates — e.g. /vs-competitor. Deploy your site and the page is live at that address.

Webflow

No-code site builder
  1. Add a new page in Webflow (or open an existing one) and set its URL slug — that slug becomes the address, e.g. /vs-competitor.
  2. Drag an Embed element onto the page and paste the HTML into it.
  3. Publish your Webflow site.
Webflow custom-code embed guide →

Framer

No-code site builder
  1. Add a new page in Framer and set its path — that path is the URL.
  2. Add an Embed / HTML component and paste the HTML.
  3. Publish your site.
Framer embed guide →

WordPress

CMS
  1. Go to Pages → Add New. The page title sets the permalink — that permalink is the URL.
  2. Add a “Custom HTML” block and paste the HTML into it.
  3. Publish the page.
WordPress Custom HTML block →

Squarespace / Wix

Hosted site builder
  1. Add a new page and set its URL slug in the page settings.
  2. Add a Code / Embed block and paste the HTML. Note: some plans limit custom code — check your plan.
  3. Publish.

React / Next.js / Vue

You write code
  1. Your download is a component file, not plain HTML. Drop it into your routes — e.g. app/vs-competitor/page.tsx in Next.js.
  2. The route path becomes the URL.
  3. Commit and deploy your site.

No site yet

You haven’t launched
  1. You need a website before you can publish this page.
  2. Fastest path: build a simple site with Claude Code, Webflow, or Framer.
  3. Then come back, generate again on that platform, and follow its steps above.

Once it’s live

  1. Paste the live address into the Published column on your Pages screen. This just lets SaaSForge track indexation — it doesn’t publish for you.
  2. Ask Google to index it — connect Google Search Console in Settings → Integrations, then click Request indexing. This submits a request, not an instant guarantee: SaaSForge checks back and emails you once the page is actually indexed, and you can confirm the status yourself anytime in Search Console (URL Inspection).
  3. Add the URL to your sitemap.xml so search engines discover it.

Still stuck? The FAQ covers common publishing questions, or see How it works.

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