Publish your company website and blog from Notion to your own domain
Flat-file PHP CMS with a built-in MCP server. Build by hand, in a web builder or with an AI agent — clients edit only what you allow.
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Free plan (₩0/month) with up to 50 posts and 1 site. Pro plan at ₩15,900/month (or ₩190,800/year) with unlimited posts, 2 sites, custom domain, and up to 10,000 email subscribers. Business plan at ₩39,900/month (or ₩478,800/year) with unlimited sites, /blog hosting, 1:1 support, and unlimited email
Standard: $195 one-time per domain. Pro: $395 one-time per domain. Enterprise: custom pricing available. All licenses include two years of updates; after that the license converts to perpetual at no additional cost. No subscription fees.
Key features
Publish Notion pages to custom domain
Email subscription and newsletters
Visitor analytics and traffic tracking
SEO optimization and indexing
Consultation request buttons
Multiple sites per account
Custom domain connection
Design customization and branding
Google AdSense integration
Member-only content and CTA buttons
Flat-file JSON storage with no database required
Built-in MCP server for AI agents like Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT
Twig templating engine with CMS-specific filters and functions
REST API with API keys and OAuth 2.1 authentication
Command-line tool (tcms) for content, sync, and deployments
Image processing with watermarking and OKLCH color handling
Passkey (WebAuthn) authentication and member logins
What makes it different
Retain content ownership - subscriber lists and search rankings stay on your domain, not a platform
No coding required - edit content in Notion and customize site directly in BlogPro
Complete setup service with one-month support included
Migrate existing blog posts from other platforms
Lifetime plans available with no ongoing monthly fees
One-time license per domain with perpetual use after two years of updates
Content stays on your server with no platform dependency or subscription
AI agents and human editors use the same access controls and permissions
Built-in MCP server ships with the CMS, not as a bolt-on plugin