Cliux for startups
A landing page tonight, a waitlist by morning, your code when you need it.
A one-page starter on your own domain, a form whose signups become contacts you can export, a blog with a feed and structured data, cookie-free analytics that name the campaign, and a code editor for the rest.
The waitlist
Every signup becomes a contact, with spam already filtered.
A form or a popup with a honeypot, a rate limit and an optional Turnstile check. Submissions sit in an inbox with CSV export, and each one creates a contact with the page it came from.
Spam defence in layers
Honeypot, rate limit, and Turnstile when you want it.
A contact per signup
Name, email and the page they signed up on, in the CRM.
CSV export
The inbox and the list are yours to take anywhere.
Your code
Your own JavaScript on the published page.
Developer Mode opens a Monaco editor beside the canvas: page code that runs on load and on element events, canvas scripts, code files and CMS collections readable from code. It runs in the visitor's browser; there is no server-side code to deploy.
Page code and events
React to clicks, inputs and page load from a file per page.
CMS collections from code
Read your collections and render them your way.
Embeds and scripts
Paste a widget or a tag where you need it.
Attribution
Which campaign sent them, without a cookie banner.
A first-party script with no cookies records UTM source, medium and campaign, top pages, devices and a live feed of the last few minutes. Attribution for a launch post without a consent banner over your hero.
UTM source, medium, campaign
Per visit, from the link they arrived on.
A real-time page
Who is on the site now and what they are reading.
Devices and pages
Phone against desktop, and the pages that hold them.
Starting points
Three landing 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.
Capabilities
What you get
Every capability below is on every plan; building is free and publishing is the plan.
A one-page starter
The landing site type provisions one page in any theme; add sections from the library or draw your own.
Your own domain with a certificate
Two DNS records; the certificate is issued for you and renewed.
A blog with a feed
Posts with scheduling, categories, tags and authors; RSS and Article structured data on your domain.
Per-page SEO
Title, description, share image and a hide-from-search switch per page; a sitemap and a robots file on your domain.
Take money early
Connect Stripe and sell a membership plan or a product from the same site, with no platform fee.
A CRM that starts full
Every form signup is a contact; deals and a pipeline when a conversation starts.
Go deeper
The features behind this page
Frequently asked questions
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No. Everyone pays the same: Building and previewing is free; publishing a site on your own domain is $9 a month per site on the Personal plan.
Yes, as a form or a popup. Each signup becomes a contact with the page it came from, and the inbox exports to CSV. There is no referral tracking and no automated email sequence.
Not as a product. Build the pages in the editor and write a blog; there is no docs engine.
Yes. Developer Mode gives you a code editor for page code, canvas scripts and code files, all running in the visitor's browser.
No. You can sell membership plans or products on the site; there is no API to meter your own product.
Building and previewing is free; publishing a site on your own domain is $9 a month per site on the Personal plan.
Get started
Try Cliux for your launch.
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.