Build the permanent pages your business needs without editing templates.
SELF-HOSTED PAGE MANAGER FOR SMALL BUSINESSES THAT NEED COMPANY, SERVICE, LANDING AND SALES PAGES
Page Manager gives administrators structured content blocks, drafts, previews, revisions, publishing controls and stable public routes.
What this helps you do
- Build pages from focused content blocks.
- Preview changes before publishing.
- Preserve previous revisions before an edit.
- Place supported module widgets without copying their data.
- Keep page content when the visual theme changes.
A business page should be easy to improve after launch.
Company information, services, sales explanations and landing pages change as the business learns what customers need. Hardcoded template pages turn every text correction into development work. Page Manager keeps the writing and layout structure in the administration area, where it can be reviewed, revised and published deliberately.
Content and functionality stay in their proper layers
Use page blocks for headings, paragraphs, feature lists, calls to action and other page structure. Place a supported form, menu or module widget when the page needs live functionality. The page controls where that capability appears; the owning module still validates, stores and manages its records. That separation is what lets a page change without duplicating business data.
Why this works differently inside Freehold CMS
Pages can place supported module widgets while each module keeps ownership of its own forms, products, menus and records.
The module keeps its own records and validation while the rest of Freehold CMS supplies shared routing, themes, administration and other installed services. That keeps business data in the layer responsible for it instead of copying the same information into several places.
What you receive and what you remain responsible for
$139 regular; $99 launch price; one-time website license.
Requires Navigation 2.1.2. The Site Builder bundle includes Navigation and Page Manager 2.1.3 in dependency order.
Paid software is delivered under the product's published license, support and update terms. Compatible hosting and any third-party payment, email, storage or infrastructure charges remain separate.