Can I use a public Hub to host my website?

What is a Hub?

A Hub is a public or private space for you to package and deliver your digital products. It’s designed for memberships and works great for courses, coaching programs, and more.

Hubs work best for private websites, like courses, memberships or coaching programs. Most Hub analytics feature around content consumption and audience progress. For this reason, we don't recommend using a Hub for your public website.

Think of a Hub as a private website where you can deliver your content to your members. Hubs are generally private and one Hub is most often used for one product.

Virtually any offering or program that uses audio and/or video content can be hosted on a Hub. 

Hubs can be Public or Private:

• Private Hubs give you full control over who can access specific content. This allows you to host multiple groups within the same Hub using the Segments feature while ensuring each member only sees the content intended for them. You can also set up payment access or collect emails for a seamless native registration experience.
• Public Hubs make your content instantly accessible to anyone who lands on the Hub’s URL, with no login or paywall required.