Two real websites, built on this platform
Both sites below are ordinary tenants. Every page on them was built with the same page builder you get, and nothing about them is special-cased in our code. They exist to answer the only question that matters before a trial: can I actually build my site with this, or only a storefront?
We deliberately built one at each extreme — a corporate compliance buyer and a twelve-place craft school. They share a codebase and look nothing alike, which is the point.
Meridian Compliance Institute
Regulatory training for financial services teams
Why this one
The corporate end: a buyer who cares about audit evidence, role-based assignment and renewals rather than about looking beautiful. Priced per learner per year, sold to a compliance function.
Worth clicking
- The home page
Hero, live course list, results, proof points and testimonials — all built section by section, nothing hard-coded.
- The course catalogue
Pulls the tenant's real published courses with their real prices. Add a course in the dashboard and it appears here.
- A pricing page
Three tiers with their own feature lists and an FAQ, written by the tenant rather than generated from a plan table.
Atelier Nord
A small craft school teaching lettering, pattern and clay
Why this one
The opposite end: a twelve-place studio school selling individual courses to individual people. Same product, same page builder, and a site a prospect would not guess shares a codebase with the one above.
Worth clicking
- The home page
A different hero variant, a different layout component and a different palette — chosen in settings, not written in code.
- A course page
Modules and lessons as a learner sees them before enrolling, with the first lesson free.
- The blog
Posts written in the dashboard, listed by a section the tenant dropped onto the page.
Everything on those sites is editable
Every page you just looked at is a row a customer can open and change — the wording, the order of the sections, which ones appear at all. Start with the same tools and see how far you get before paying anything.