Built for people who ship client-editable sites.
Choose the guide that matches how you work. Each one explains where Primo fits, what the workflow looks like, and which tradeoffs matter for your projects.
Primo for developers
Keep the whole site in code and files while giving non-technical teammates an editor on the rendered page.
Primo for freelancers
Build faster with an agent, hand off cleanly, and stop turning every client copy change into a support ticket.
Primo for agencies
Standardize reusable starters and blocks without giving up custom code or a client-friendly editing experience.
Primo for designers
Work directly on the real site, preserve the design system, and let clients safely manage structured content.
Best CMS for agencies
Compare the CMS options agencies actually consider, including ownership, handoff, workflow, and recurring cost.
Best client-editable CMS
See which platforms give clients real editing control without taking the codebase away from the people who build it.
Best CMS for Svelte
An honest comparison of native Svelte editing and headless backends that provide a Svelte SDK.
Build with an agent.
Hand it to a human.
Start with your agent or the CLI. Build locally, then deploy an editable CMS when you’re ready.
Create a new Primo site for my client. Set up a local workspace, help me choose a marketplace starter, and open the Primo editor. Read the Primo docs at https://docs.primo.build before starting.
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