# FAQ

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<summary> Is my site really permanent?</summary>

Yes. When you publish through Websync, your site gets stored on decentralized networks like **IPFS** or **Arweave**. That means it lives across many nodes globally — there’s no single point of failure, and no one can take it down. Your site is tied to its content hash, so as long as someone (you, or anyone else) keeps the data pinned or stored, it stays live forever.

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<summary> Can I edit or update my site after publishing?</summary>

Absolutely. But here’s how it works: When you make edits and hit publish, you’re essentially creating a new, permanent version of your site. You can update your ENS link or share the new hash. The old version doesn’t vanish — it’s just out there, archived forever. That’s how decentralization works: nothing gets deleted, but you can always point people to your latest version.

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<summary>What if WebSync shuts down? Will my site disappear?</summary>

No. And that’s the beauty of it. Websync is just a tool to help you build and publish. Once your site is live, it’s out of our hands but in a good way. The network keeps it alive, not us. Your work belongs to you, not the platform.

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<summary>Do I need to know how to code?</summary>

Zero coding required. WebSync was built so that anyone, artists, writers, devs, founders, or total beginners can create something beautiful without touching a single line of code. Just click, type, drag, and ship.

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<summary>Does it cost anything?</summary>

There will always be a basic free tier so anyone can get started. Premium features (extra templates, advanced tools, more storage, and analytics) can be unlocked either through holding/sub. Check tokenomics section&#x20;

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