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Web Elements

Connect the websites you own, monitor their health and traffic, build components and pages, and deploy them into existing sites or as standalone pages.

Updated 3 November 2026

Web Elements looks after your websites: it watches their health and traffic, finds their pages and forms, lets you build components and pages, and puts them live — on your site or as a standalone page. How much it can do on a site depends on the site’s platform and how it is connected.

Availability
Open
View Web Elements — Owners, Admins and Managers by default
Build, publish and change settings
Manage Web Elements ⚑ — the Admin role includes it
Plan
Solo 1 website · Pro 25 · Enterprise unlimited
Where
System Engine → Web Elements (/system-engine/web-elements)

The organization areas#

PillWhat it answers
OverviewWhat you own: every website (property), what needs attention, and its health
BuilderWhat you are making
LibraryWhat you have made — components, standalone pages and assets
ConnectionsThe accounts that connect your sites — GitHub, Shopify, Webflow, Wix
ActivityWhat happened across every site
SettingsOrganization-wide Web Elements settings

Inside one website#

Open a property and work through its stages:

  1. Monitoris it up, fast, found and visited?
  2. Contentits pages, and editing them where the platform allows
  3. Buildwhat you are making for it
  4. Previewsee it before it goes live
  5. Deployput it live, pause, resume, roll back
  6. Connecthow Unobits reaches the site, and what that allows

What Unobits can do on a site#

How the site is connectedUnobits can
Observed only — just the addressWatch uptime, response time, screenshots and SEO
Runtime installed and verifiedAlso measure real visits and place elements onto pages
WordPress, with the Unobits pluginAlso list, edit, create and publish pages and posts. Every change is a normal WordPress revision, so it can be undone on your site
WebflowAlso edit and publish CMS collection items
ShopifyAlso edit Online Store pages
A custom site connected through GitHubAlso work through the site’s repository

Connect shows what each platform grants for that property, and what connecting more would add.