Instant Content Management

Add content management to any website in under 30 seconds.

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Add content management to any website in under 30 seconds.

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If I had 5 clients, would I sign up for one Instant account and run everything through that? And if the Startup plan had enough requests for all the sites that would do it? Or, would it be one account per client. In other words, when I add users can I limit which sites they'll have access to? Thanks — this looks awesome :)

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10yr ago

Instant Content Management

Maker

@nicksimard Yes you can use your account on as many domains as you like, but the clients will have access to all domains in the same account. We have plans to add a 'subproject' entity, so you can define user rights per project instead, especially useful for digital agencies with multiple clients. We will add this as soon as we have a good real-life case for it.

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10yr ago

@marcelpanse thanks for the answer! I envision anyone who makes websites and wants their clients to have an easy way to make edits. But clearly you don't want clients seeing each other's stuff. WordPress is great but so many small businesses change very little on their websites and don't wanna worry about all the updates to Wordpress, themes and plugins. Cool product!

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10yr ago

It looks quite useful although I feel that such *ad-hoc* content updates may lead to *content inconsistency* in the product. Assume that a marketer is trying to update the event description on a page but this event is tied to a taxonomy for the events category. It can simply mean that the marketer has bypassed the content model restrictions, for the taxonomy and metadata relationships. Two, is there a way that editors (the marketer in this case) can add notes for the content changes and this note triggers alerts to other editors in the team?

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10yr ago

Instant Content Management

Maker

@vingar Hi, we don't support notes yet, so there is no way to communicate over content changes. As for the first question, that is a valid concern. I think the content marketer, in the end, is still responsible for the content.

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10yr ago

@marcelpanse I see.

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10yr ago

ReactSymbols UI Kit

@centrical i can see you turned this product into unless.com which is super overkill to product it used to be... any alternative? Or is there a way to access Instant content management ?

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6yr ago

Hunter

I really love instant. I was lucky enough to be able to test it in the last few months. I replaced a $100k yearly license fee CMS with Instant, because finally the CEO dared to make changes to the website on a Friday night, instead of putting tickets into the backlog because he was too afraid to make mistakes. But I also implemented it in any AngularJS website I made lately. It is so simple, it just works!

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10yr ago

HelpDocs

Cool idea! I hate pushing code every time I wanna fix a typo on the site. Seems like there should be a better way 🙌

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10yr ago

Instant Content Management

Maker

@jakeapeters Yes! Thank you. We've built this tool for ourselves, to avoid these slow deployments every time we have to change a text.

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10yr ago

Instant Content Management

Maker

Hi Hunters, thanks for checking out INSTANT! Also, thanks @timanrebel for hunting us :-) We built INSTANT to scratch our own itch: our marketers need rapid content changes on our websites, and we don’t want to have to update the code all the time. However, it evolved to solve a bigger issue - equip any custom-built website with content management features. Developers should have the freedom to use any tech stack and marketers should have full control over website content. Traditional Content Management Systems aim to solve this puzzle, but are very hard to integrate with existing web applications - especially for those pesky buttons, dashboards and checkouts. So, we decided to create a lightweight alternative to CMSs. Instant is a drop-in content management service. You can integrate it on any website by simply adding one line of javascript. Setup takes 30 seconds - and once you’re done, you and your team can edit text, change images and make your website multilingual. Run your website through our demo to check it out for yourself. And please let us know what you think. We appreciate your honest feedback! *Lifetime discount* Also, because Product Hunt is a community of cool, smart people (yay us!), we give out a 30% lifetime discount on any paid plan. Just use the coupon code PHUNTERS.

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10yr ago

Kilo Code

Really cool product for teams that LOVE to go FAST. Our content team can make any changes directly and we save tons and tons of time on a weekly base!! If you want to build pages the lean way and keep short cycles for changes, this is your tool.

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10yr ago

Instant Content Management

Maker

@jobrietbergen We LOVE to go FAST! Thanks!

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10yr ago

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