Search and social
Every page with its own title, description and card.
Site defaults and per-page overrides, a sitemap and a robots file served from your own domain, Article structured data on blog posts, and a live preview of the search result and the share card as you type.
Per page
Defaults for the site, overrides for the page.
Set the site title, description and default share image once. Then give any page its own title, description and share image, and hide a page from search engines with one switch. Changes are live without republishing the page.
Live previews
The search result and the share card redraw as you type.
Hide from search, per page
A noindex switch on any page that should stay out of the index.
Article markup on posts
Blog posts carry Article structured data with headline, image, author and dates, on the built-in post page and a custom Post template alike.
On your domain
Sitemap and robots, served where search engines look.
Connect your domain and the site answers at its own address: a sitemap with every published page and its last-modified date, a robots file that points at it and keeps the member area out, and a noindex on a site you pause.
sitemap.xml
Generated from your published pages, with lastmod, on your domain.
robots.txt
Served from the same domain, pointing at the sitemap; pages you hid from search stay out of both.
A paused site steps back
Pause the site and it answers noindex until you bring it back.
Capabilities
What you get
Every capability below is on every plan; building is free and publishing is the plan.
Titles and descriptions
Per site and per page, with the result preview redrawing as you type.
Share images
A share image per page, and a default for the pages without one.
Hide from search
A noindex switch per page; a paused site is noindex as a whole.
Article markup
Structured data with author and dates on every blog post, without a plugin.
Sitemap and robots
Both served from your own domain, the sitemap from your published pages.
Blog scheduling
Posts with their own meta fields, reading time and a publish date in the future.
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Frequently asked questions
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No. Page and site SEO fields are read when the page is served, so a change in the SEO screen is live on the next request.
No. The tools here are the on-page ones: titles, descriptions, cards, canonicals, structured data, the sitemap and robots. Ranking data comes from your search console, not from Cliux.
Blog posts emit Article markup with headline, image, author and dates. There is no schema editor for other pages today.
At sitemap.xml on your connected domain, built from your published pages with their last-modified dates; pages you hid from search are left out. robots.txt is served next to it and points at the sitemap.
A paused site answers with a noindex, so it drops out of results rather than showing an error page under your name.
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