“Change the phone number to (555) 123-4567”
Updated 3 places, committed in 2 seconds.
CMS Chat lets your clients edit their website just by chatting: text, images, prices, links. Every edit lands as a plain Git commit in your repo. Anything bigger escalates to your team.
Client €99 or Agency €249 a month, cancel any time. Prefer a walkthrough first?
Works with any Git framework
Your client wants a phone number changed. It sits in the queue for three days, takes thirty seconds to do, and invoicing it costs more goodwill than it earns. Multiply by every client on your roster.
What if routine content changes never reached your inbox, and your team only got pinged for the work worth billing?
CMS Chat reads your site, understands your stack, and commits safe changes the moment you describe them — no developer in the loop.
Connect any GitHub repo. Your AI editor scans the file structure, detects the framework, and applies safe edits as plain Git commits with full history.
Learn moreexport function Hero() {return (<section>- <h1>Welcome to Acme Dental</h1>- <p>Call us at (555) 123-4567</p>+ <h1>Welcome to Acme Family Dental</h1>+ <p>Call us at (555) 987-6543</p></section>);}
Before a headline, title tag or meta description changes, CMS Chat stops and explains the risk in plain words. The editor can keep the current version, go ahead, or hand the request to your team. You choose per site which elements are protected.
How it worksSEO Warning
This headline is the page’s H1. Changing it can affect how the page ranks in Google.
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Warn
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H1
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Mark editable regions in your repo. Text and images stay open. Layout, code, and SEO-critical elements stay locked or escalate to your team automatically.
See zone configClients and your team chat with CMS Chat to edit content. Your team can also commit directly to GitHub when they want full control. Either path, the website and database stay perfectly in sync.
See full flowConnect your site to CMS Chat. We scan it, detect the stack, propose the editable parts, and hand you a chat box. That’s the whole onboarding.
Install the GitHub App on the repos you choose. CMS Chat scans the code, detects the framework and proposes the editable zones. Review the site map once, then hand over the chat.
Wherever there’s a Git repo, CMS Chat can run the content — any stack, any language, clients anywhere in the world.
Illustrative examples, not customer quotes — this is the kind of request CMS Chat is built to handle without a ticket.
“Change the phone number to (555) 123-4567”
Updated 3 places, committed in 2 seconds.
“Swap the hero image to the one I uploaded yesterday”
Image replaced + alt text refreshed.
“Bump the Pro plan from $29 to $39”
Updated pricing page + structured data + 3 mentions.
“Translate the About page to German”
/de/about created, navigation updated.
“Hide the holiday banner — we're past New Year”
Banner removed, layout recalculated.
“Update the LinkedIn link in the footer to my new company page”
1 link updated, sitemap unchanged.
CMS Chat is an AI-powered editor for the website you already own. Connect your site, define what's safe to change, and edit content by chatting in plain language. Routine edits are committed to your repository straight away. Anything bigger gets routed to your developer or team.
Web agencies and freelancers who build custom-code sites (Next.js, Astro, Hugo, anything in Git) and are tired of doing content edits by ticket. Your clients get the chat editor; you get the commits, the escalations, and the final say. If you run sites for clients, you're who we onboard first.
Title tags, meta descriptions and H1/H2 headings are protected zones. Before one of them changes, the editor gets a plain-language warning and can keep the current version, go ahead, or send the request to your team. Your agency decides per site which elements are protected.
The guardrails are built so you can't: clients only edit text, images, prices and content inside zones your developer marked safe. Layout, code and SEO-critical elements stay locked or escalate. And because every change is a real commit, your developer can always see and reverse anything in their normal Git workflow.
Every edit is a visible Git commit in your repo, so nothing changes silently: your team sees exactly what changed, where, and can revert it in Git like any other commit. Ambiguous or risky requests don't commit at all: they escalate to your team as a pull request instead.
Retrofitting a CMS onto a finished site means restructuring content into fields, wiring every component, and training your client on yet another dashboard. CMS Chat sits on the repo you already shipped: no migration, no content modelling, no new admin UI for the client to learn. They type what they want changed; you keep Git as the source of truth.
CMS Chat works with Git-based stacks today (Next.js, Astro, Hugo, Nuxt, Eleventy, plain HTML, anything in a Git repo). Native WordPress support is on the roadmap. If your WordPress theme is in Git, it already works.
We do. Client edits are not metered: there is no token bill and no overage rate to watch. Plans are on the pricing page: Client €99 a month for one business, Agency €249 for up to three client accounts, Studio €499 for ten.
No. CMS Chat works on top of your Git repo, which you own. Every edit is a real commit in that repo, so cancelling leaves your site running with its history intact.
CMS Chat connects via a GitHub App with granular, per-repo permissions. We only see the repos you explicitly install on. Every change is a real Git commit in the repository you own — it shows up in your normal history and review tools, no magic.
Start with one client site. Client €99 a month for a business editing its own site, Agency €249 for up to three client accounts. Your team keeps the real work and the final say on everything else.