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A website builder with a built-in CMS

Build landing pages and product catalogs, then publish your blog, docs and changelog from the same workspace.

What you can publish with LitPage

Start with what visitors need to do. Give readers a resource, help buyers compare a product, or collect interest before a launch.

  • Keep a content site current

    Publish stories in Blog, organize how-to articles in Docs, and post release updates in Changelog. Link visitors from a landing page to the resource they need.

    Explore the Docs
  • Show products and collect inquiries

    A studio or supplier can group products into collections. Buyers can open a product, choose a size or finish, and send a question that carries their selection.

    Explore catalog websites
  • Collect interest before launch

    Explain what you are building and add a Waitlist block to collect sign-ups. Use a Customer Form when visitors need to leave a question. Review replies in Form submissions.

    See native forms
  • Publish from Markdown files

    Write in the editor you already use. The CLI sends a local Markdown file to an existing LitPage site, where you can review it as a draft before publishing.

    Explore the LitPage CLI

From your first draft to a published site

Start with one route visitors can finish, such as reading a guide, comparing a product or joining a waitlist. Check that route again when you update the site.

  1. Write and organize the content

    Start with the text and images visitors need. For a catalog, make one product with its photos and choices, then add it to a collection buyers can find.

    See product setup
  2. Configure the page sections

    Add a HeroText block for the introduction, then choose blocks for supporting details and the next action. Select a style and fill in each block’s fields.

    See page features
  3. Review the draft, then publish

    Check the phone preview, open key links and review the title and description. Publish when the main action is ready, then open the public URL to check the result.

    See the setup guide
  4. Maintain what visitors see

    When a product detail changes, publish the updated product and check the public collection. Test inquiry forms after changes and review the selection in Form submissions.

    Check inquiry setup

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Frequently asked questions

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