Cliux for bloggers and writers

Write on your own domain. Charge for what you choose.

An editor with scheduling, categories, tags and authors; RSS and Article markup for search; comments you moderate; and members-only posts sold by card into your own Stripe account with no platform fee.

The blog monetization screen: paid members, plans and premium posts, with sample data

Writing

Write, schedule, publish; the blog home keeps the score.

Headings, images, links, code blocks, tables and quotes in the editor; an excerpt, a featured image, a table of contents and reading time on the post; publish now or at a time you set. The blog home shows posts, views, comments and what is live.

  • Scheduled publishing

    Pick the time; the post goes live on its own.

  • Categories, tags, authors

    Each with its own page on your site.

  • Views and comments per post

    On the list, and totals on the tiles.

The blog overview: posts, views, comments and published tiles above the recent posts, with sample data

Paid posts

Put a post behind a plan and keep every cent after card fees.

Mark a post members-only and tie it to a monthly, yearly or one-time plan with an optional trial. Readers pay by card into your own Stripe account, Cliux adds no fee, and the subscriptions screen shows plans, subscribers, revenue and churn; members manage billing in the Stripe portal.

  • Members-only posts

    A teaser for everyone, the rest for members of the plan you pick.

  • Monthly, yearly or one-time

    With trial days if you want them.

  • MRR and churn

    Counted from the members who are paying now.

The subscriptions console: plans, subscribers, MRR and churn tiles above the member list, with sample data

Getting found

Found by search, read by feed.

Every post carries its own title, description and share image, Article structured data with the author, and a canonical link. The site publishes a sitemap and a robots file, and the blog has an RSS feed at /blog/rss.xml on your domain.

  • Per-post meta and Article markup

    What a search engine reads, set per post.

  • Sitemap and robots

    Generated on your domain from what is published.

  • An RSS feed

    Linked from the blog header; readers subscribe in any reader.

The SEO screen's per-page half: title, description, share image and the hide-from-search switch for a page, with sample data

Starting points

Three blog starters, rendered live.

Real pages from the same renderer that publishes yours, scaled down, not thumbnails. Pick one in the first minute and change everything about it after.

Browse templates

Capabilities

What you get

Every capability below is on every plan; building is free and publishing is the plan.

A proper editor

Headings, images, links, code blocks with highlighting, tables, quotes and alignment; excerpt, featured image and reading time on the post.

Comments you moderate

Threaded comments with a moderation queue you can turn on or off, and likes.

Paid posts

Members-only posts tied to a plan, paid by card into your own Stripe account.

A community if you want one

Feed, forum, groups and messages for your members, on the same site.

A signup form

A form turns a reader into a contact, and the inbox exports to CSV; nothing sends email to them yet.

Blog analytics

Posts published, comments received and views over a period, beside the site's own analytics.

Frequently asked questions

Have other questions?Use the contact form

Yes. Mark posts members-only and sell monthly, yearly or one-time plans by card into your own Stripe account; Cliux takes no cut.

Not yet. A signup form turns readers into contacts and the inbox exports to CSV, but nothing sends email to them.

No. There is no importer; posts are written in the editor, and old addresses are not redirected automatically.

Yes, at /blog/rss.xml on your domain, linked from the blog header.

Yes. Threaded comments with a moderation queue you can turn on or off, plus likes.

No. There is no AI writer; the editor is yours.

Get started

Try Cliux for your blog.

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