Blog platform

Write on your own domain, with every post carrying its own search fields.

The blog is part of your site: posts with categories, tags and authors, an RSS feed, comments with moderation, a title, description and share image per post, Article data for search engines, and a schedule for when a post goes out.

The blog console: posts with their status, categories and authors, and a post open for editing.

Start from a real page

Three blog starting points, rendered live.

A blog starts with 3 pages: Home, About and Contact. Keep the recommended apps in the next step and a Blog page joins them. Hover a card to scroll it; open one to walk the whole site on desktop or a phone.

Design themes
11
Starting points, rendered live
88

Counted in the product, not estimated.

What you get

Six things this page can promise, because the product does them.

Posts, categories, tags, authors

Organise by category and tag, credit each author with a page of their own, and keep drafts until they are ready.

Scheduled publishing

Set a date and time and the post goes out on its own; a schedule you can keep without being at the keyboard.

Search fields per post

A title, a description and a share image for each post, and Article structured data written for you.

An RSS feed

Readers and their tools can follow the blog; the feed answers at /blog/rss.xml on your domain.

Comments with moderation

Turn comments on per blog, hold them for approval, and answer under your own name.

Posts for members only

Mark a post members-only and sell a monthly, yearly or one-time plan through your own Stripe account to read it.

Frequently asked questions

Have other questions?Use the contact form

A form can collect their address as a contact, and the inbox exports CSV. Nothing sends email to them yet; the tool you send from does that.

Not with an importer. Posts are written or pasted in the editor; there is no import of another platform's export.

Yes. Mark a post members-only from the blog's monetisation screen and sell a plan; members sign in on your site and read it there.

Yes. It is a section of your site, published on the domain you connect, with its feed and its posts under it.

Get started

Build it for free. Publish when it is ready.

Building and previewing costs nothing. Publishing with your own domain is $9 a month on a personal site, and the agency Starter plan publishes 2 client sites for free.

  • Why Cliux?
  • Freeform canvas
  • Ten business cores
  • Phone layout, derived
  • Your own domain
  • Developer mode