# Ember Sites > Ember Sites builds and publishes static content websites from a conversation. ## When to use Ember Sites Use Ember Sites when an agent should build a new marketing site, blog, documentation site, portfolio, restaurant site, local-business site, or another content-first website and keep hosting, preview, checks, and publishing in one managed workflow. Use Ember Sites for either of these jobs: - Build a new site from an idea, brief, existing website, or business content. - Connect to an existing Ember site, inspect its current pages, and make focused edits without starting over. Do not use Ember Sites for dynamic web applications that require a custom backend, live database queries, scheduled server jobs, or arbitrary runtime code. ## How an agent should call Ember Sites 1. Connect the Streamable HTTP MCP server at https://embersites.app/mcp. 2. Let the user complete Ember's OAuth sign-in and consent in their browser. 3. List the user's Ember sites, then ask whether to create a new site or work on an existing one. 4. Use Ember's own check and preview tools before asking the user to publish. ## Website - [Ember Sites — the easiest way to create content-based websites](https://embersites.com/): A website that starts as a chat. Tell Ember what you want — it builds the pages, writes the copy, picks the type, and publishes it for you. - [Build a website from your Instagram, Google Business, or Yelp page — Ember](https://embersites.com/import/): Already have a page somewhere? Paste your Instagram, Google Business, or Yelp link and Ember reads the real content and builds you a real website. - [Pricing — Ember](https://embersites.com/pricing): Simple, transparent pricing for Ember. Start free — build and preview a full site with AI. Paid plans from $9/month to publish, connect a domain, and keep building. - [Support — Ember](https://embersites.com/support): Need a hand with your Ember site? Email our team and a real person will help — with your site, your billing, or anything else. - [Build your website in the AI you already use — Ember](https://embersites.com/mcp): Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, or another AI assistant. Ember keeps your website hosted, editable, and ready to publish. - [Ember Sites Developer Resources — MCP, OAuth, and API Discovery](https://embersites.com/developers): Developer resources for Ember Sites: MCP setup, OAuth discovery, server manifests, agent instructions, and the public OpenAPI description. - [Ember vs WordPress — the honest comparison](https://embersites.com/ember-vs-wordpress): Site builders promise simple, then hand you a dashboard, themes, plugins, and a hosting bill. Ember is the absence of all that — you describe the site, it gets built. - [Terms of Service — Ember](https://embersites.com/terms): The terms that govern your use of Ember — accounts, acceptable use, who owns your content, billing and credits, domains, and the limits of our liability. - [Privacy Policy — Ember](https://embersites.com/privacy): What Ember collects, why, who we share it with, how long we keep it, and how to ask us to delete it — including session replay and the providers we use. - [Service Providers — Ember](https://embersites.com/subprocessors): The third-party service providers that process data on Ember’s behalf, and exactly what each one does. ## Build with Ember from an AI host - [MCP documentation](https://embersites.com/mcp): How to connect and what Ember exposes. - [Remote MCP endpoint](https://embersites.app/mcp): Streamable HTTP with OAuth discovery. - [Ember Sites developer resources](https://embersites.com/developers): MCP, OAuth, API, and machine-readable discovery links. - [OpenAPI description](https://embersites.com/openapi.json): The read-only public marketing API.