What NIM CMS does today

Sign in with your NIM account — the same one you use for other NIM products. No separate password to remember.

Anyone can create an account, and reset their own password by email if they forget it.

Emails are sent by the shared NIM login.

Name your business and you get your own private space — your content, your settings, your website. Nobody else can see it.

A new workspace starts with a real four-page site — home, about, services and contact — already written and published. You never stare at a blank screen.

Type a few sentences about what you do, and the whole site is written for you — pages, headings, real copy — then published, ready to edit.

Until the AI key is added, this falls back to the starter website above, so onboarding still works.

Build any page by stacking ready-made sections: big header, text, feature grid, services, team, testimonials, numbers, FAQ, image, gallery, logos, contact details and a call-to-action.

The real page sits next to the editor and updates as you type — so you are never guessing what it will look like.

Work on a page privately, and publish it only when you are happy. Every past version is kept, so you can compare and roll back.

Write articles with a photo, a short summary and an author. They appear on your site automatically, newest first.

Give an article a future date and it stays hidden until that day arrives — then it appears on its own.

Add a service or a team member once. Every page that lists them updates automatically — no copy-pasting the same text into three pages.

Save as you type without pressing anything, and send a page to someone for approval before it goes live.

Set your logo, your brand colour, your menu, your footer and your contact details. Your site looks like yours, not like a template.

Point your domain at us and your site serves from it directly — yourbusiness.com, not a long link with our name in it.

Connecting a new domain is still a manual step on our side today.

Every page gets a proper title and description, a sitemap so Google can find it, and a preview card when someone shares the link.

Upload a photo once and we make the right sizes automatically, so phones get a small file and desktops get a sharp one.

A wrong link shows a clean "page not found" message with a way back, instead of an error screen.

Let visitors send you an enquiry straight from the website, and collect the replies in one place.

If you rename a page, anyone using the old link is sent to the new one instead of hitting a dead end.

A search box so visitors can find a page or an article by typing a word.

Owner, admin, editor, author and viewer. A viewer can read but never change anything; an author can write but not delete. You decide who can do what.

Add a teammate to your workspace, change their access level, or remove them — all from one screen.

They need a NIM account already; emailed invitations are coming.

Type a colleague’s email and they get an invite link — no need for them to sign up first.

One customer can never see or touch another customer’s content. This is enforced by the system on every single request, not by trust.

A clear meter for pages, articles, images, team members, domains and website traffic — so nothing runs out by surprise.

Each plan includes a set amount. When you reach it you are told to upgrade, rather than silently going over.

Pick a plan, pay by card or UPI, and your account upgrades automatically.

Until the payment account is connected, every workspace stays on the free plan.

Your published pages, articles, services and team can be pulled into any other website or mobile app.

A small package developers can drop into a project to fetch your content in a couple of lines.

Each workspace gets its own read-only key, and you can replace it instantly if it ever leaks.

Pages load in about a fifth of a second. Publishing an edit clears the cache straight away, so changes show up immediately.

Anything typed into a page is cleaned before it reaches a visitor, so a bad link can never run code on your website.

120 automated checks run over the risky parts — who can see what, what each plan allows, and payment verification.

Get told automatically when something breaks in production, and block anyone hammering the system.