A CMS built by publishers for publishers!
Empower your newsroom with an all-in-one digital publishing platform. Generate revenue, grow your audience and leverage our expertise with decades of experience in media and publishing.
Loved by publishing teams
The perfect platform to manage and share your digital content
Publish with ease, attract more readers and secure more revenue.
Simple authoring and aggregation tools
Powerful multisite functionality
Attract and keep valuable subscribers
Pricing that fits your publishing business
Integrate the tools you love to use
Promote ads, listings and sponsored content
Maximise revenue
Attract subscriptions or donations using an out-of-the-box theme that features flexible advertising options alongside specially designed business, property and event listings.
Grow your audience
Make individual articles or specific parts of your website available only to those with logins, encouraging your site’s visitors to create an account – either at a cost or for free.
All-in-one platform
Are you tired of using plugins to get your site where it needs to be? Future-proof yourself with our powerful suite of tools and integrations that are all built in ready to use when you are!
- No plugins
- Built-in paywall
- Powerful integrations
Distribute across multiple websites
Have more than one site? Manage all of your publications from the one login, share assets and admin access. It’s easy!
Choose from a suite
of elegant, responsive
designs:
Publish is backed by Pagemasters, which has been delivering high-end media services to clients across Australia and internationally for more than three decades, including digital newsrooms, website design, custom publishing, comment moderation and complete, ready-to-publish pages.
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"We are really pleased with the functionality and presentation of the website, and had good feedback from readers when we made the switch. We also appreciate the technical assistance we have had when needed and for development plans."
Jeremy Muir Editor, gisborneherald.co.nz