One Platform Across Every Client, Not One Toolchain Per Client
A CMS for digital agencies running many client sites, not one — isolated workspaces, branch-based redesign demos, and native modules that mean fewer vendors in every proposal.
4 vendors replaced by native modules
5-role permission model
Isolated workspace per client
What Changes on Every Proposal
The usual agency stack
A form tool, a CDN, and a consent vendor, per client
A separate account and login per client tool
Show a redesign by staging it somewhere fragile
Client reporting assembled manually each month
Native modules, included in every workspace
One platform login, isolated client workspaces
Branch it, demo it on a real preview, merge when approved
Scheduled digests generated automatically, per client
THE MATH
Four Vendors Removed From Every Proposal
Forms, edge CDN delivery, cookie consent, and AI content generation are native modules, not separate subscriptions. Every proposal skips the "which form tool, which CDN" line items, and every client skips paying for four accounts you'd otherwise be managing on their behalf.
No Vendors to Source
No separate form tool, CDN, or consent platform
One Permissions Model
The same permissions model across every client delivered
Fewer Integrations
Fewer integrations to document and maintain per project
Show a Redesign Without Risking the Live Site
Branch a client's redesign, and every branch can point at its own preview deployment — production keeps serving the current site the entire time.
Per-branch preview deployments, isolated from production
A developer_approver role that gates merging to main
Redesigns, migrations, and experiments stay reversible until merged
Running Many Clients, Without Multiplying Your Toolchain
Isolation per client, one operating model for your team, and reporting that doesn't require anyone to assemble it manually.
Isolated workspaces
Each client's content, keys, and permissions stay separate.
Five-role permissions
Match access to who's actually trusted with what, per client.
Automated digests
Weekly and monthly reporting per client, with no manual pull.
Common Questions
Can I manage multiple clients from one account?
Yes. Each client gets an isolated workspace for content, keys, and permissions, while your team operates across all of them under one consistent platform rather than a separate toolchain per client.
Does Zunoy reduce the number of vendors in a typical proposal?
Yes. Forms, the global edge CDN, and cookie consent management are native modules rather than separate subscriptions, which removes several vendor line items from every client proposal.
Is client reporting something I have to assemble myself?
No. Weekly and monthly digests are generated automatically per workspace, covering content, traffic, and usage, without anyone manually pulling a report together.
How do I show a client a redesign without risking their live site?
Branch the redesign. Each branch can point at its own preview deployment, so you can build and demo on a real URL while production keeps serving the current site until you deliberately merge.
Can I control who on my team can approve a merge to a client's live site?
Yes. Merge permission is separate from general branch access — only the developer_approver and owner roles hold it — so a branch can be built by one team member and require sign-off from another before it goes live. This approval workflow is a plan-level feature, so confirm it's included on the tier you're evaluating.
Fewer Vendors Per Client, One Platform for Your Team
Isolated workspaces, safe redesign demos, and native modules that shrink every proposal.