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How to let a client edit a site you built with v0
Connect the v0 project to GitHub, then connect that repository to Siteshare and invite your client. They edit the real Next.js site at /edit, without a v0 seat. What they publish is one commit on main, which Vercel builds as a production deployment. In v0, Pull Changes brings their work into your chat.
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Connect the project to GitHub
In v0, connect the project to a GitHub repository. From then on the repository is the source of truth for the code.
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Connect the repository to Siteshare
Run npx siteshare connect in a clone of the repository, or open Add a site in Siteshare and install the GitHub App on that repository.
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Check Vercel's settings
Vercel builds every branch, also commits marked [skip ci], so turn off deployments for Siteshare's draft branch with git.deploymentEnabled in vercel.json. On a private repository in a GitHub organization, check that Vercel deploys commits made by Siteshare.
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Invite your client
Invite them with their email address and choose their level. Anything above it waits for your approval.
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Pull their changes into v0
When your client has published, Pull Changes in v0 brings main into your chat before you build on.
Who builds, who edits
v0 is where you build: every chat works on its own branch and Publish merges it. Siteshare is where your client edits: drafts on their own branch, a build check on a clean copy, then one commit on main. Both meet in the same GitHub repository, and Vercel deploys main as it always does.
Questions
Why not invite my client into v0?
A team member on v0 Plus is a paid seat, $30 a month, with Builder access to the code. Siteshare gives your client only their site, with drafts, a level you choose and your approval above it.
Does Siteshare run a v0 site?
Yes. v0 builds with Next.js, React and Tailwind CSS, which Siteshare runs. It builds the site once when you add it.
Is Vercel tested with Siteshare?
Yes, on 28 October 2026: Vercel deployed the published change and the restore to production. It also built a preview of a draft save, which you turn off in vercel.json, and on a private repository in an organization it may hold back commits by Siteshare.
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