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A CMS and blog inside the website you designed

Write a post once and it shows in every list on your website, with a page of its own. No plugins and no separate blog tool.

The Siter.io editor with the CMS open: a blog's seven posts listed with their status, one scheduled for 20 November, and the page's Recent stories list on the canvas showing the six published posts with their photos.

Content that keeps your design.

  • Five kinds to start from

    Blog, Projects, Team, Events or Testimonials, each with the fields it needs already in place.

  • Siter AI suggests the next posts

    Say what they should be about, tick the ideas you like, and they arrive as drafts for you to read, using Siter AI credits.

  • Publish now or on a date

    Schedule a draft and it goes on the website by itself, at the time you set.

Lists you design like any section.

Style the first card and every post follows it. Then choose what the list shows and what visitors can do with it.

  1. What it shows

    How many posts, newest or oldest first, and one category or all of them.

  2. Columns

    One to six columns, with the gaps between them, for each screen size.

  3. Load more

    When there are more posts than the list shows, a button brings in the next ones.

  4. Filter by category

    Visitors pick a category above the list and see only those posts.

One CMS, five kinds of content.

  • Blog

    Posts with a cover, date, category and author, an RSS feed, and a page for each. See the blog maker.

  • Projects

    Your work with its client and category, and a case study page for each project. See case study pages.

  • Team

    A photo, role and short bio for everyone, and a profile page each. See the team page.

  • Events

    What’s coming up, with a date, place and picture, and a page for the details. See the events page.

  • Testimonials

    Your clients’ quotes with their names and roles, shown in lists on any page. See the testimonials page.

A blog in three steps.

  1. Add a collection

    Open the CMS in the editor, choose New collection and pick what it will hold.

  2. Write or import

    Write posts in the panel, ask Siter AI for drafts, or import a CSV.

  3. Put a list on a page

    Add a list to any page, design its first card, and publish.

Does Siter.io have a blog and a CMS?

Yes, on every plan. A collection holds your posts, projects, team, events or testimonials; you show them in lists on any page, and each post, project, person or event gets a page of its own.

What can a collection hold?

Blog, Projects, Team, Events and Testimonials. Each kind comes with its fields: a blog post has a title, summary, cover, date, category and author. Testimonials are shown in lists only, with no page of their own.

Can I schedule posts?

Yes. Set a date and a time on a draft, up to 2 years ahead, and it goes on the website by itself. The time is your own, shown with your time zone.

Can I import or export posts?

Yes, as CSV, from the collection's panel. A file can be 2 MB at most, and what you import stays a draft until you publish it.

Does the blog have an RSS feed?

Yes. A blog's feed sits at its address followed by /rss.xml, so readers can follow it in a feed reader.

What can it not do yet?

It has no references between collections, no comments, no members-only posts and one language. A deleted post or collection waits in Recently deleted for 30 days before it goes for good.

Give your website
a blog it can keep.

Add a collection, write the first post, and drop its list on any page you have already designed.