Luna Sites is now in beta

We have launched Luna Sites

LunaSites is now in beta. We built it for teams that want the freedom of a visual website builder without giving up the structure, consistency, and long-term control of a real CMS.

Most website projects still split the work across separate tools: designers arrange pages in one place, editors manage content somewhere else, developers keep the connections alive, and AI sits outside the workflow. LunaSites brings those parts together in one connected workspace.

A website builder with a CMS at its core.

The beta combines a responsive visual builder, structured content management, publishing, SEO, forms, and Luna MCP. You can design expressive pages on a free grid, create reusable content types for articles, news, projects, events, and case studies, and manage everything from the same site.

This is not a builder attached to a separate content database. The page, its structure, its metadata, and the tools used to edit it belong to the same system. That means designers can work visually, editors can keep content organized, and developers can extend the platform without rebuilding the workflow around it.

Design freely across every screen.

LunaSites gives you a 24-column desktop grid, a 12-column tablet grid, and an 8-column mobile grid. Move, resize, overlap, and layer blocks independently at every breakpoint, or switch to Inline Editing when the content should behave like an article rather than a canvas.

The Style Panel keeps typography, spacing, backgrounds, borders, effects, hover states, and responsive overrides in one place. Reusable presets help a growing site stay consistent while every block remains editable.

Build with the AI assistant you already prefer.

Luna MCP gives compatible AI assistants a structured way to understand and edit a real LunaSites website. An assistant can inspect page and block schemas, create sections, work with content, review responsive layouts, and make controlled updates inside the same authoring system you use by hand.

Nothing becomes a locked image or an opaque export. The result stays native to LunaSites, can be refined in the visual editor, and is recorded in History so you can review what changed and restore an earlier version when needed.

What LunaSites costs during beta.

LunaSites Pro is available with two billing options. Pro Monthly costs €4.90 per month. Pro Yearly costs the equivalent of €2.45 per month when billed annually. Both options include the same complete Pro feature set; only the price and billing period are different.

Pro includes the custom builder, the full CMS, publishing and SEO tools, forms and submissions, SMTP configuration, Luna MCP, and the ability to connect a domain you already own. Domain registration and nameservers are not included, so your domain provider must allow DNS changes.

What we are building next.

The core platform is only the beginning. We are designing LunaSites as an ecosystem that developers can extend, improve, and build businesses around.

Satellites — focused extensions.

Companion applications will connect to LunaSites and add focused capabilities without weighing down the core product. A site will be able to grow through purpose-built tools while keeping its central content and design system intact.

Developer add-ons — real source-code packages.

Installable packages will be able to register blocks, widgets, routes, and editing surfaces. Developers will have a direct way to extend LunaSites with real code instead of relying on closed workarounds.

A marketplace and a developer economy.

We want developers around the world to contribute improvements, publish add-ons, and sell useful extensions. The goal is a marketplace where strong ideas can become sustainable products for the wider LunaSites community.

Native commerce, fully integrated.

Products, storefronts, editorial content, and operations will live in the same workspace rather than being bolted on as a separate system. Commerce should inherit the same design freedom and structured content model as the rest of the site.

We are building in public, and we are listening.

The beta is an invitation to help shape the platform. We want honest feedback from designers, content teams, developers, and early users: what feels clear, what slows you down, and what would make LunaSites more useful in real work.

Our mission is simple: give ambitious teams visual freedom, reliable content structure, and developer control in one understandable product, with AI as a collaborator rather than a black box.

LunaSites is live in beta. Start building, make it yours, and tell us what the platform should become next.