Introduction
SitePad Website Builder is a drag-and-drop website builder that allows users to create professional websites easily without coding knowledge. It provides responsive themes and publishes static web pages using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, which helps websites load faster.
SitePad supports multiple languages, responsive design, and offers many ready-made themes for different categories such as blogs, business websites, portfolios, restaurants, and travel websites.
Prerequisites
Before installing SitePad Website Builder, make sure the following requirements are available:
- SSH access to the server
- Root or sudo privileged user access
- cPanel/WHM server access
- Stable internet connection on the server
Implementation Steps
Step 1: Login to the Server via SSH
Login to your cPanel server using SSH with root or sudo privileged access.
ssh root@server-ip
Step 2: Navigate to the Source Directory
Go to the /usr/local/src/ directory.
cd /usr/local/src/
Step 3: Remove the Existing Installation Script
Remove any old SitePad installation script if it already exists.
rm -fv install.sh
Step 4: Download the Latest SitePad Installation Script
Download the latest SitePad cPanel installation script using the below command.
wget -N http://files.sitepad.com/install.sh
Step 5: Set Execute Permission for the Script
Provide execute permission to the downloaded installation script.
chmod 755 install.sh
Step 6: Run the Installation Script
Execute the installation script to start the SitePad installation.
./install.sh
Wait until the installation process is completed. Once completed successfully, a confirmation message will be displayed.
Step 7: Verify SitePad in cPanel
After installation, login to the cPanel account and check whether the SitePad Website Builder icon is available.
Once the icon is visible, users can start building websites for the domains hosted under the cPanel account.

Conclusion
SitePad Website Builder can be installed easily on a cPanel server using the official installation script. After successful installation, the SitePad icon will be available inside cPanel, allowing users to create and publish websites using a simple drag-and-drop interface.