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Foundable keeps a website you delete for 60 days, so it can come back as it was. After that, it’s gone for good, with its data. When Ted deletes a website for you, he says where to bring it back. You need to be the owner, an admin or a member.
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Press Undo

Right after you delete a website, a note offers Undo. Press it, and the website comes back. If the note has gone, use Settings instead.
The Website deleted note, with its Undo button.
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Or open General

Press your business’s name at the top left, then Settings. It opens on General. On a phone, go to More › Switch business › Settings › General. If the website was in another business, switch to that business first.
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Find the website

Under Recently deleted websites, each website says until when it can come back.
Recently deleted websites in General: Café opening, which you can restore until January 2, with its Restore button.
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Press Restore

The website goes back to your Build board, and a note says so.

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Check that it worked

Your website is back in Build, with its pages, versions and data. If it was live when you deleted it, it goes live again at its address, unless another website is live by then.

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If something goes wrong

A note says Foundable couldn’t restore the website or confirm the change. Check your Build board first: it may be back. If it isn’t, press Restore in Recently deleted websites. If the list doesn’t have it either, it can’t come back.
It goes live again only if it was live when you deleted it, and no other website is live now. If Foundable couldn’t publish it then, it stays offline too. To put it online, publish it.
It shows only while a website you deleted can still come back. View-only teammates don’t see it. This list arrived on Oct 30, 2026, so websites deleted before then aren’t in it.

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FAQ

No. Deleting your business deletes its websites at once, the ones you deleted before too, and none can come back. See Delete a business.

Find and manage your websites

Rename, copy or delete one.

Publish your website

Put your website online at its own address.