Frequently asked questions

No. You don't design anything — you answer a few questions about your business (name, services, photos, hours), and Fablo builds the website for you.

£7.99/month after your first year. Fablo is new, so the first 100 businesses get their first year free — the discount is applied automatically at checkout, and no card is charged. You can build and preview your whole site before you publish anything. Cancel anytime.

Yes. Your site comes with an address like yourbusiness.fablo.co. If you already own a domain like yourbusiness.co.uk, you can use that instead at no extra cost — Fablo shows you the two settings to copy over at your domain provider. If you don't own one, you don't need one.

Yes. You can update your details — text, photos, prices, opening hours — anytime. Updating is the same simple process as creating.

You can pause or cancel anytime. If you cancel, your site stays live until the end of your paid period, and your content is saved so you can reactivate later. No long contracts.

Yes. Fablo websites are designed to work on phones, tablets and desktop screens. You don't need to create or manage separate layouts.

If you need help or want to ask something before or after publishing, email support@fablo.co. Every message is read. If it's easier to talk, we can arrange a call.

Your business information and uploaded content remain yours. Fablo does not sell your personal information.

On purpose. Instead of asking you to choose templates, colours and fonts, Fablo uses one clean, professional design so you never have to make design decisions. Your photos, services and words are what make your site yours.

A Google listing is useful — it shows your name, phone number and opening hours in Maps and search. A website does the things a listing can't: show your prices, your services, your certifications and photos of your work, in as much detail as you like. Many small businesses have both.

Don't worry — your content isn't lost. This usually happens if a category got added while editing, which groups your items inside it. Open the section in Edit, remove any category you didn't mean to add, and your list will reappear. (We know this is confusing and we're improving it — thanks for bearing with us.)