Publish a hub
Updated July 31, 2026
Take the hub live at its public address and make it indexable.
What it’s for
Publishing a hub takes it live at its public URL. As with a page, this is what makes it reachable by visitors and, when public, indexable by search engines.
Click “Publish hub” at the top right of the editor to open the publishing dialog (once the hub is live, the same button reads “Manage publishing”).
Choose the visibility: “Public” (crawlable and indexable) or “Unlisted” (reachable only via its direct link).
Check the hub address, then click “Publish hub”. The hub goes live at /your-workspace/hub-address.
Once published, copy the link, the permanent link or the embed code from the same dialog; “Unpublish” takes it back offline.
Good to know
- A hub must list at least one published page to be published.
- Unlisted = out of the sitemap and search engines, but reachable by anyone with the link.
- Public hubs join the sitemap, so they’re discoverable by search engines.
- A hub renders in the visitor’s browser language (EN/FR) — it has no fixed language, unlike a registration page.
Related articles
- Create a hub to group your pagesGather several registration pages under one public URL and one brand.
- Choose and organize a hub’s pagesThe Events section decides which pages appear in the hub, and how.
- Embed a hub’s event list on your own siteReplace the hand-maintained “upcoming webinars” list on your website with your hub.
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