Many projects on one account, client accounts with access only to their own project, and roles that will not let an editor take the page layout apart.
See it →Change a piece of copy, a banner or a price without queuing at IT. Version history shows who changed what, and rolling back is one click.
See it →Content through the API, your own front end in Nuxt or Next, and the client panel comes ready-made — roles and versioning included.
See it →You build sites on your own. Maintaining fifteen of them eats time nobody pays for.
See it →You have no marketing department and no IT person. The site has to be editable in the evening, after work.
See it →Meta, redirects and the sitemap from the panel — without waiting for a release.
See it →The same mechanics, different fields in the entry. Pick your industry and see how it looks.
The customer is looking for someone to do the job. They want to see what you do, how it turned out for others and what it costs.
See it →The client is choosing someone to hand a case to. They check specialisms, people, and whether you know your subject.
See it →The patient wants to know what you treat, what it costs and how to book. Preferably in three clicks.
See it →The guest is looking for the menu, the prices and the opening hours. Usually on a phone, usually on the move.
See it →You do not sell online, but the customer has to see what you make and to what specification.
See it →The learner wants to know what they will learn, when the next date is and what it costs.
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