About Site.com Feature Licenses

• The Site.com Publisher feature license allows the user to access Site.com Studio to create and style websites, control the layout and functionality of pages and page elements, and add and edit content.
• The Site.com Contributor feature license allows the user to access Site.com Studio to edit site content only.

Consider what your users need to do in a site and purchase feature licenses accordingly. See the Site.com feature table for a complete list of the capabilities that come with each feature license. After you purchase feature licenses, you can set up Site.com users.

You can view the number of assigned feature licenses on your organization's profile.

Note Organizations using Performance, Unlimited, or Enterprise Editions must purchase Site.com Publisher and Site.com Contributor feature licenses separately. Additionally, a Site.com Published Site license is required for each site that's published to the Internet. For information on purchasing Site.com licenses, contact Salesforce.

Developer Edition organizations contain two Site.com Publisher feature licenses and one Site.com Contributor feature license. Developer Edition organizations can't publish sites.

Communities users with the “Create and Set Up Communities” permission are assigned the role of site administrator in a community’s Site.com site. To let users who don’t have this permission edit the site, you must purchase and assign a Site.com Publisher or a Site.com Contributor feature license. Then you must assign a user role at the site level.

• Set Up Site.com Users
  Before users can access Site.com, you must allocate a Site.com feature license to each user and assign a user role at the site level. The features available when editing a site in Site.com Studio vary depending on these settings.
• About Site.com User Roles
  Each Site.com user must have a user role assigned at the site level, which controls what each user can do in a site. Users can have only one role per site, but their roles can vary between sites. For example, a person can be a site administrator on one site and a contributor on another.
• Manage Site.com Users and Roles
  After you create a site, you can add other users and assign roles to them.
• About Site.com Features
  >Site.com Studio features vary depending on feature license, user role, and permissions.