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Why SiteSetter

A CMS built for sites you promote.

A general-purpose CMS is designed to publish content and leaves everything else to plugins. SiteSetter starts from a different question: what does a site need to make campaigns pay off? SEO, GEO, pixels, analytics, abandoned carts and AI all live in the core.

How you get each feature.

FeatureSiteSetterGeneral-purpose CMS with plugins
SEO and GEOIncluded: real-time score, structured data, sitemaps, IndexNow, llms.txtUsually via an SEO plugin
AnalyticsBuilt in, cookie-free, by source and campaignThird-party service or plugin
Pixels and conversionsIncluded, with server-side Conversions APIA separate plugin for each platform, often paid for server-side tracking
Abandoned cartsOn as standard in the shopE-commerce plugin extension, often paid
AIAsbarui Intelligence: copy, SEO, translations and themesThird-party plugins or services
Multi-site managementSiteSetter Manager for agencies (coming soon)Third-party management services, or logging in site by site
Content reviewContentOpt: the client asks, the agency optimises, with a before-and-after comparisonApproval workflows via plugins or email
Drag & drop editorIncluded, responsive, with versions and draftsBasic editor, page builder often third-party
Headers, footers and menusIncluded, for every languageDepend on the theme or page builder
MultilingualIncluded, with a separate URL for each languageUsually via a dedicated plugin
NewslettersIncluded, with a block editorPlugin or third-party service
Online shopIncluded, switch it on when you need itPlugin plus its extensions
BackupsIncluded, with off-site copies and restorePlugin or hosting control panel
UpdatesBackup first, automatic restore if it failsEach plugin updates on its own
ThemesComplete sites with editor blocks, no PHP codeDesign and page builder often separate, themes with PHP code

This comparison describes a fresh installation. With the right set of plugins, a general-purpose CMS can do almost everything: the difference is how many components you have to choose, configure and keep up to date.

Who it's for

Made for people who invest in traffic and want to see it pay off.

Marketing agencies

Content requests with ContentOpt, client marketing calendars, commission on licences and a landing page for every campaign without waiting on a developer.

Freelancers

Hand over a dashboard your clients can use on their own, and work on the theme in HTML and CSS whenever a bespoke detail is needed.

Online shops

Shop, abandoned carts, newsletters and analytics in one place, so you can recover the sales that paid traffic brings all the way to the basket.

One licence, one site

Every site has its own licence, linked to sitesetter.it.

The licence unlocks updates and the marketplace. The site stays yours: database, files and content live on your hosting and can be exported whenever you like.

  • One domainActivate the licence in Settings › Licence and it's tied to your site's domain.
  • DevelopmentTest domains, such as localhost, don't use up a slot.
  • RenewalReminders before expiry; free up the slot from the customer area to move a site.
  • With hostingOn managed hosting plans, we install the site for you, with an SSL certificate and automatic updates.

Let's talk about your next site.