Everything your newsroom needs. One platform.
Websites, reader subscriptions, advertising and editorial in one system — with print production built in rather than bolted on. Your masthead works the same way online as it does on the page.
One platform, every department.
One place for the website, the subscribers, the advertising and the paper — instead of four systems that do not know about each other.
Run the newsroom
Commission and track work on the Editor Desk, write and edit in the CMS, and let monitored inboxes turn press releases and tip-offs into assignments instead of unread mail.
Publish to the web
A branded website for every masthead, with sections, tags, a community business directory and digital editions. Fast, and hosted in Australia.
Earn from readers
Reader subscriptions with the paywall set per masthead — free, metered or subscriber-only. Payments go to your Stripe account, not ours.
Sell the advertising
Clients, contacts and campaigns through to booking, artwork, proof and client approval — print and web sold from the same rate card and reported together.
Get it to press
Plan editions, then lay the pages out in a browser on a real print grid. Print-ready CMYK PDFs with 100% black text. No InDesign Server, and no InDesign at all for editorial pages.
Know where you stand
Revenue by rep, client and masthead. What the design team is carrying and how long jobs take. What the newsroom produced. Reported from the work itself, not a second set of numbers.
Australian owned and hosted
Your content, your files and your readers’ details stay in Australia. Not a region setting — where the platform actually runs.
Built for a group
Many mastheads, websites and editions under one account, with shared clients and staff.
Pages laid out in a browser
Print pagination on a real grid, with CMYK output. Nothing to install, nothing to licence.
Roles that match a newsroom
Editorial, sales, creative services and administration, with people seeing their own work.
Come and see it working.
We will show you a real masthead — the website, the subscribers, the advertising and a page being laid out — rather than a slide deck about them.