> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.trysight.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Site Settings

> Configure your site's name, blog URL pattern, sitemap, and more.

## Overview

Site Settings let you configure how Sight AI interacts with your website. Access them by navigating to **Site Settings** from the sidebar.

## Site URL and WWW Preference

Your site URL is the domain that Sight AI uses to generate article URLs, submit pages for indexing, and match your site across integrations.

Sight AI respects your **www preference**. If your site uses `www.yoursite.com`, enter it with the `www.` prefix during setup or when changing your URL. Sight AI will preserve this preference and use it consistently across:

* Article URL generation
* IndexNow submissions
* Google Search Console matching
* Webhook payloads
* AI visibility tracking

<Tip>
  Enter your domain exactly as it appears in your browser's address bar. If your site redirects to `www.yoursite.com`, enter `www.yoursite.com`. If it redirects to `yoursite.com` (without www), enter `yoursite.com`.
</Tip>

## Site Name

Your site name is used throughout Sight AI to identify your website. It appears in the dashboard, article listings, and team views.

1. Click **"Edit"** next to your site details
2. Update the **Site Name** field
3. Click **"Save"**

## Blog URL Pattern

The blog URL pattern tells Sight AI where blog posts live on your site. This is used for sitemap monitoring and article URL generation.

**Examples:**

* `/blog/` -- Articles at `yoursite.com/blog/article-slug`
* `/insights/` -- Articles at `yoursite.com/insights/article-slug`
* `/resources/blog/` -- Articles at `yoursite.com/resources/blog/article-slug`

1. Click **"Edit"**
2. Enter your blog URL pattern (e.g., `/blog/`)
3. Click **"Save"**

## Sitemap URL

Sight AI monitors your sitemap to detect new content and submit URLs for indexing. The sitemap URL is auto-detected during setup but can be changed.

1. Click **"Edit"**
2. Update the **Sitemap URL** (e.g., `https://yoursite.com/sitemap.xml`)
3. Click **"Save"**

<Note>
  If you change your sitemap URL, Sight AI will re-crawl the new sitemap on its next monitoring cycle.
</Note>

## Site Icon

Upload a custom icon for your site that displays in the dashboard and site switcher.

1. Click the icon upload area
2. Select an image file
3. The icon is saved automatically

## Shared Links

Manage shared article links for your site. Shared links let you share article previews with people who don't have a Sight AI account.

## Changing Your Site URL

If your website domain has changed, you can update the URL:

1. Click **"Change Site URL"**
2. Enter the new site URL (include `www.` if your site uses it)
3. Type the confirmation text to proceed
4. Click **"Confirm"**

Your www preference is preserved when changing your site URL. If you enter `www.newdomain.com`, Sight AI will use the `www.` version throughout the platform.

<Warning>
  Changing your site URL will reset your sitemap monitoring and may affect integrations that depend on the domain. Previously published articles are not affected.
</Warning>

## Deleting a Site

Site deletion is managed from the **Billing** page (not Site Settings) because sites are tied to your license slots. The Site Settings page shows a **Delete Site** card at the bottom that links you straight there.

To permanently remove a site:

1. From Site Settings, scroll to the **Delete Site** card and click **Go to Sites Section** — or open **Billing** > **Sites** directly.
2. Find the site you want to delete in the Sites table.
3. If the site is still active, click **Deactivate** first and confirm. (You don't need to do this if the site is already inactive.)
4. Click **Delete** next to the site.
5. Review the confirmation dialog (it lists every type of data that will be removed) and click **Delete Site**.

You can delete **any** site on your team — including the oldest one — as long as your team has at least one other site remaining. The only thing the system will not let you do is delete your team's last remaining site; in that case use **Change Site URL** above to repoint the existing site, or add a new site first.

Deletion is permanent and removes all articles, keywords, AI visibility data, CMS connections, sitemap configuration, and Google Search Console links for the site. It cannot be undone.

<Note>
  Only **team owners** can delete a site while a subscription is active. **Admins** can delete sites only when the team has no active subscription, and **members** cannot delete sites. See [Site Licensing](/billing/site-licensing#deleting-a-site) for the full breakdown.
</Note>