The engine behind every page your editors touch.
Built by journalists, for the way newsrooms actually work. Salamandra is the content-management system at the heart of every site we build – the tool your editors live in, all day, every day.
Your front page is your most valuable real estate, and it changes by the hour. Salamandra lets your editors rebuild it on the fly – promote the breaking story, demote the one that's cooled, rearrange the whole layout for a major event – with no developer, no deploy, no waiting.
Stories go from draft to live in a click. The interface keeps up with editors working under deadline – never the other way around.
No manuals, no week-long training. Salamandra was built by people who've run newsrooms, for people who run newsrooms. If you can edit a story, you can run the site.
Run multiple publications, languages, or editions from a single platform – each with its own team, its own look, its own homepage logic. Manage them together, or keep them entirely apart.
Salamandra runs the homepages of some of the busiest news sites in the world, through breaking-news traffic spikes and sustained high load. It stays up, so your editors can keep working.
When we first built Salamandra, most homepages were nearly static; editors had to call a developer to change anything that mattered. We thought that was backwards.
The people who understand the story should be the ones controlling how it's presented. So we built a CMS that put that control in their hands – and we've been refining it ever since.
Tell us about your publication and what you're looking for, and we'll come back with a tailored proposal.
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