Hub gets shared blocks, an online shop, smarter navigation, and a better editor
Build sites faster with reusable blocks, sell products directly from your site, and manage menus and navigation all in one place.
What's new in Hub
Today's update brings four improvements to Hub's site builder that make it easier to create professional websites, sell products online, and keep your content consistent across every page.
Reusable shared blocks
You can now save any section of your site — a hero banner, a team listing, a call-to-action strip — and reuse it across as many pages as you like, even across different Sites in your workspace.
The real benefit is how updates work: edit the saved block once and every page it appears on refreshes automatically. No more hunting down every copy and updating them individually. If you ever want to customise a specific page's version, you can detach that copy and edit it independently without affecting the rest.
Sell products directly from your site
Hub sites can now display products with pricing, benefits and highlights — and let visitors purchase them without leaving your site.
For fixed-price services, customers can add items to a basket and check out through a secure, hosted payment flow. Subscription products take visitors straight to checkout. A new Orders tab in your workspace lets you see payment status at a glance.
This is an initial release covering fixed-price services in GBP, USD and EUR. Merchants should verify their Stripe Checkout setup and complete sandbox testing before enabling purchases.
One place to manage menus and navigation
Previously, editing your site's header, footer and menu links meant jumping between separate sections of the editor. Now everything is in one place.
You can build menus with dropdown support, link to pages by selecting them from a list (no need to copy URLs), and publish header and footer changes as a single action. Shared menu designs and local copies give you the flexibility to keep things consistent or customise per-site — while concurrent-edit protection means two editors can't accidentally overwrite each other's work.
A cleaner editor on wide screens
If you work on a large monitor or zoom out to see more of your layout, the admin canvas no longer has awkward empty bands on either side. The editor now uses the full available width, while your published page still looks exactly as visitors see it.
These improvements are part of our ongoing work to make Hub the most capable and easiest-to-use site builder for your business. More updates are on the way.