Websites that stay fresh.
Your team edits in Payload, watches the page change live and publishes in English and German, with no developer in the loop.
Everything a small site needs
Blocks, languages, search and mail are built in. Add more when the site grows.
Blocks, not templates
Stack a hero, a feature grid or an FAQ in any order.
Multilingual
Every page, menu and image caption exists in English and German, each with its own URL.
Live preview
See each change next to the editor before anyone else does.
Fast by default
Pages arrive as plain HTML. Scripts load only where they are needed.
Structured data (JSON-LD)
Search engines get schema.org data for the organisation, pages, breadcrumbs, FAQs and posts, built from your content.
SEO built in
Titles, descriptions, social images, language links, sitemap and robots.txt come with every page.
Search with Meilisearch
Meilisearch finds pages and posts while visitors type, forgives typos and keeps one index per language in step with the CMS.
Forms and email
Build a form in the admin. Every message is saved and sent by email, with spam protection.
Roles and rights
Admins manage everything, editors write content, visitors only ever see published pages.
Autosave and drafts
Drafts save themselves while you type, so nothing is lost and nothing goes public by accident.
Scheduled publishing
Pick a date and time. The page goes live, or offline, by itself.
Blog with authors
Posts with authors, categories and hero images, in both languages and with structured data.

Write the page, not the layout
Editors pick a block, fill in the words and move on. Spacing, type and colour are already decided.
Developers keep control of the design system. Editors keep control of the story.
Ready to publish your first page?
Open the admin, add a page and pick your first block.
About this siteQuestions, answered
Can I add more languages?
Yes. Add a locale in the Payload config, then translate the content page by page.
Where do I change the menu?
In the Header and Footer globals. Both are translated separately.
Can I see a page before it goes live?
Yes. Use the live preview while you edit, or the Preview button to open the saved draft.