Go live and grab your booking link

This is for hosts who have cleared every requirement and want to confirm their site is public and copy the link they will share. There is no switch to flip here. If your gates are green, you are already live. This guide shows you how to confirm it and find your URL.

How "live" actually works

A common worry at this stage is "I finished setup, but did I miss the button to turn it on?" You did not. Haven has no publish toggle. Your Single Property Site becomes public and bookable automatically the moment all four requirements are met:

Required fields are complete.
You are on an active paid plan.
Stripe is connected and verified.
The property is not archived.

If all four are green, your site is live right now. If it is not live, one of those four is still unmet. The visibility & publishing guide is the place to diagnose which one.

Find and copy your link

Go to your property on the Single Property Sites tab.
Use the option to view the live site or copy its link.

Single Property Sites tab with the view-site and copy-link controls on a live property

This URL is your direct booking page. Open it and you should see your public site exactly as a guest would.

Live public Single Property Site open in a browser with the URL bar visible

Make the link your own

Your default link works immediately, but you can make it more memorable. You can set a custom subdomain through custom URLs, or connect a domain you already own with custom domains. Both are optional, so you can share the default link today and upgrade the address whenever you like.

Next: launch the site

Copying your link is step one. Launching means making Haven your official booking home everywhere guests might find you:

Wire it into your website — point your main Book now button to Haven. See Add Haven to your existing website.
Share it everywhere else — social bios, email signature, warm contacts, and QR codes. See Launch your direct booking site.
Strengthen discoverability — complete your listing content and set realistic SEO expectations. See SEO and discoverability.

Taking a property offline later

Since there is no publish toggle, there is also no unpublish toggle. If you ever need to take a single property off the market, you archive it. Archiving removes it from public view while keeping its setup intact, so you can bring it back later. See archiving a listing when you need it.

You're done when…

Your property shows as live in the dashboard, your public link opens to a working booking page, and you have that link copied and ready to share.