> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.agego.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.agego.com/admin-panel/my-sites.md).

# My Sites

The My Sites section is where you manage the websites or apps that use AgeGO.

Each Site represents a single property where age verification is implemented.

## <mark style="color:$primary;">Creating a Site</mark>

To start using AgeGO, you must create at least one Site.

1. Go to My Sites.
2. Click **New Site**.
3. Fill in the required fields.

Site fields:

* **Name:** Internal name for the site.
* **Website URL:** Domain where AgeGO will run.
* **Callback URL:** URL called after verification completes.
* **Site Status:** Current operational status.

Site statuses:

* **Active:** Site is live and AgeGO is running.
* **Inactive:** Site is paused or disabled.
* **Archived:** Site permanently deactivated and hidden from active lists.

After creating a site, it becomes active instantly and AgeGO is ready to run.

![My Sites](/files/22e3d81513b51c7739f825e2a06bb69e341a0ff1)

## <mark style="color:$primary;">Managing Sites</mark>

The Sites table shows all configured sites and includes:

* Site ID.
* Site name.
* Website URL.
* Status.

Available actions:

* **Edit:** Update site details.
* **View Statistics:** Open Statistics filtered for the selected site.
* **View HTML Tag:** Access integration options:
  * Basic Web.
  * Advanced Web.
  * Server-to-Server (S2S).

![](/files/6f1aa3d1f18d14e4633e2339c90f563704a02e3d)


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