✍️ Blogary by Jupsoft — multi-tenant, API-first, built on AWS. See how it works

Write once.

Publish to every website you run.

Blogary is the central content hub for teams managing many sites. Author, review, and publish from one panel — each website pulls fresh, SEO-ready content over a simple API.

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Works with your stack

Any framework that can call a REST API

Next.js

Nuxt

Astro

WordPress

Custom backend

REST API

Next.js

Nuxt

Astro

WordPress

Custom backend

REST API

Why Blogary

All features

No duplication

One post, delivered to many sites — never re-pasted

Consistent SEO

The same standards enforced on every site you run

Governed workflow

Nothing goes live without the right approval

Unified analytics

See what performs across the whole portfolio

Everything a multi-site content team needs

Multi-tenant by design

Each website is an isolated library with its own team, roles, and audit trail — no content leaks across tenants.

Isolated libraries

Roles & audit trail

Approval workflow

Draft, review, approve, schedule — with role-based control at every step of the pipeline.

Role-based control

Scheduled publishing

SEO enforced by default

Every post is scored and gated on metadata, canonicals, and structure before it can go live.

Multi-language & hreflang

Auto WebP media on CDN

One governed source of truth.

Running blogs separately on every site means duplicated work, drifting SEO, and no single view of what performs. Blogary replaces the scattered panels with one hub.

Why Blogary

Scattered panels vs one hub

Without Blogary

A separate blog panel on every site

The same post is pasted into each site by hand

SEO standards drift from one site to the next

Approvals happen over chat and email

No single view of what performs

With Blogary

One hub for every website

Write once and assign the post to any site you manage

The same SEO checks run on every post before it goes live

Draft, review, approve and schedule in one workflow

Analytics across all your sites in one place

How it works

From draft to every site in three steps

Author & approve

Write in one panel and route the draft through review and sign-off.

Publish to a site

Assign the approved post to any website you manage from the same hub.

Your site pulls the API

The site renders it server-side, SEO-ready, at /blog/slug.

Who it's for

Built for teams that run more than one website

Schools & institutions

One team, many sites

Run the main website, admissions and department blogs from one place, each with its own editors.

Agencies

Every client, kept separate

Manage client websites side by side, with separate libraries, roles and approvals for each one.

Multi-brand businesses

One standard across brands

Keep every brand's blog on message and on standard without maintaining a panel per brand.

Pricing

Choose a plan by how many websites you deliver to

Starter

Up to 3 sites

Includes:

Core CMS & workflow

SEO scoring & gate

REST API access

Optimised media & CDN

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Growth

Up to 15 sites

Everything in Starter plus:

Multi-language publishing

Analytics dashboard

Priority support

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Most popular

Enterprise

Unlimited sites

Everything in Growth plus:

White-label delivery

Custom domains per tenant

SLA & guided onboarding

Dedicated support

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Hybrid API delivery

Server-rendered for SEO, kept fresh by webhooks

Your site fetches published content from the Blogary REST API — typically server-side, so pages are fully rendered for search engines. When a post is published or updated, a webhook tells your site to refresh just that page, so content stays current without a redeploy.

GET /blog/{slug}

Built on AWS

S3 media served through a CDN

Questions teams ask before they switch

How does my website integrate with Blogary?

Your site fetches published content from the Blogary REST API — typically server-side, so pages are fully rendered for search engines. When a post is published or updated, a webhook tells your site to refresh just that page, so content stays current without a redeploy.

Which frameworks and stacks are supported?

Any stack that can call a REST API. Blogary is framework-agnostic; teams using Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, WordPress, or a custom backend all consume the same endpoints. Server-side rendering is recommended for the best SEO result.

Where is content and media hosted?

Blogary runs on AWS. Content is stored in a managed database and media is served from S3 through a CDN, so delivery is fast globally. Each tenant's data is isolated from every other tenant.

Can more than one website share the same content library?

Each website has its own library by default, which keeps content and SEO clean per site. Sharing or syndicating a post across sites is on the roadmap for teams that need it.

Do writers need technical skills to use it?

No. Writers work in a familiar rich-text editor and save drafts; editors review and approve; publishers schedule and go live. The API and delivery details are handled behind the scenes.

Publish everywhere

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A 20-minute walkthrough, publishing across multiple domains