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# About Published Site URLs
The Published Site URLs API allows you to retrieve links to the published site.  
On occasion, your app might want to direct a site contributor or site visitor to the published site - 
for example, to the site's homepage in Spanish.


## Use cases
- [Direct site contributors to their published site](fallback::https://www.sbdautomotive.com/ja/wg-cgi/dev.wix.com/docs/rest/business-management/site-urls/published-site-urls/sample-flows#direct-site-contributors-to-their-published-site).

## Terminology

- **Published site**: A Wix site that is live and visible to site visitors.
- **Premium**: Wix site builders can pay for Premium plans to unlock additional site tools and features, including connecting their own domains. Read more about [Premium plans](fallback::https://support.wix.com/en/article/upgrading-your-site-to-premium-3066683).  
- **Primary URL**: Site builders can connect an unlimited number of domains (URLs) to a single Wix site. The primary URL is the domain that they connect directly to the site and is the site's main URL. 
- **Secondary URL**: When site builders connect additional domains/URLs to a site, they are considered secondary URLs, and will redirect visitors to the  primary URL.
- **Wix Multilingual**: A Wix product that manages site translation. Read more about [Wix Multilingual](fallback::https://support.wix.com/en/article/wix-multilingual-adding-and-setting-up-wix-multilingual).  


# Sample flows

This article shares some possible use cases your app could support, as well as an example flow that could support each use case. You're certainly not limited to these use cases, but they can be a helpful jumping off point as you plan your app's implementation.

## Direct site contributors to their published site

You might choose to direct site contributors from within your app to the published site, for example to review the site after translation. To do this:

1. Include a call to action that redirects to the relevant URL - for example, a button.
2. When the site contributor clicks the button, call the [List Published Site URLs](fallback::https://www.sbdautomotive.com/ja/wg-cgi/dev.wix.com/docs/rest/business-management/site-urls/published-site-urls/list-site-urls) endpoint.
3. Redirect the site builder to the relevant URL as provided in the response.


Whether to return language subdomains hosted by [Wix Multilingual](https://support.wix.com/article/wix-multilingual-adding-and-setting-up-wix-multilingual). <br /> Default: `true`.

multilingual

Whether to return only the site's primary URL. <br /> Default: `true`.

primary

URL type filter.

Supported values:
- `ALL`: All URLs.
- `PREMIUM`: Only URLs directing to the Premium version of the site.
- `FREE`: Only URLs including `wixsite.com`.

Default: `ALL`

urlType

Filters

UrlTypeFilter

ListPublishedSiteUrlsRequest

List will be empty for non published sites

urls

ListPublishedSiteUrlsResponse

ListSiteUrlsRequest

List of published sites. This array will be empty if the site hasn't been published.

ListSiteUrlsResponse

Whether this is the site's default language.

defaultLanguage

IETF BCP 47 language tag. For example, `en-US`.

languageCode

MultilingualInfo

PublishedSiteUrls

Language subdomain info hosted by [Wix multilingual](https://support.wix.com/article/wix-multilingual-adding-and-setting-up-wix-multilingual).

URL type.

Supported values:

- `PREMIUM`: Only URLs directing to the Premium version of the site.
- `FREE`: Only URLs including `wixsite.com`.

UrlType

value

BoolValue

The Published Site URLs object provides a list of URLs for the published site.

Retrieves a list of a site's published URLs.
If a site hasn't been published, the call returns an empty array.