Concrete CMS Pro
$14.99/month
or $149.90 a year
- MySQL databases
- Unlimited
ConcreteCMS hosting
Install ConcreteCMS from your dashboard with its database set up for it, on a managed Linux platform with free SSL, daily backups and a global CDN on every site.
ConcreteCMS is an open-source content management system built around editing in place. An editor signs in, sees the real page, and changes the text or moves a block on the page itself rather than in a separate form behind the scenes.
A database is created for it automatically.
It is chosen where the people maintaining the site are not the people who built it. In-context editing removes most of the training a CMS usually needs, while versioning, approval workflow and per-area permissions mean giving somebody edit rights is not the same as giving them the site.
ConcreteCMS runs on our Linux hosting. One plan, everything included.
$14.99/month
or $149.90 a year
Generated from the hosting platform's own capability record, so it describes what the plan grants today.
Pick the data centre closest to the people you serve. All three are live today, and your site runs on the same platform in each.
Every server we run, on every product, is powered by renewable electricity. Not offset after the fact — sourced that way.
The pages people usually read after this one — the platform underneath, the rest of the range, and the help you get once you are here.
From the applications section of your dashboard. Choose ConcreteCMS, pick the domain, and the install runs — including the database, if it needs one.
The current release from the platform's application catalogue. You can update it yourself afterwards like any other install.
Yes. There is no cap on websites or databases on our Linux plan, so you can run ConcreteCMS beside anything else on this list.
Yes — SSH, SFTP, phpMyAdmin and remote MySQL are all included, so you are never locked out of your own install.
London, Dallas or Singapore — your choice, all live today.
Yes. Send us the details of your current host and our team runs the migration for you.