Licensing
Choose an annual update or lifetime update plan for your enterprise website and long-term CMS operations.
¥399 / year
The CatchCMS annual update plan helps teams launch an enterprise website and follow product releases for one year.
¥599 One-time purchase
The CatchCMS lifetime update plan gives long-term website operators ongoing version updates with a one-time purchase.
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FAQ
CatchCMS renders the frontend directly through the Blade runtime. The admin, theme and public pages run within the same Laravel application.
Product pages, feature pages, FAQs and forms can output HTML directly from the CMS, making the system suitable for enterprise website SEO, visitor experience and ongoing maintenance.
CatchCMS supports multi-site and multilingual operations together. One instance can manage multiple websites by domain, while each site can bind its own languages, theme and content.
Titles, body content, SEO descriptions and dynamic fields can be maintained by language. When a translation is missing, the frontend falls back to the default language, which fits English enterprise websites and regional content operations.
Content models and dynamic fields can be configured in the admin. Teams can define fields, options and validation rules for products, case studies, articles and FAQs, then adjust the structure as the business evolves.
After MCP is connected, an AI client reads the live field definitions before creating or updating content within the admin account permissions, keeping website data structured.
Within the connected admin account permissions, MCP can query and maintain sites, languages, categories, content models, dynamic fields, product features, FAQs, changelogs, SEO fields, forms and themes.
The AI client reads the current site and field definitions before querying, creating, updating or sorting data. In a multi-site environment, each operation identifies its target site and the token follows the linked admin account permissions.
CatchCMS supports Codex, Claude Code and Cursor. These AI tools can use page requirements, design references, component guidelines and data structures to assist with Blade templates and styles.
Developers then complete CMS integration, page preview, ZIP packaging, version installation and release verification in CatchCMS, turning AI-assisted development into a manageable theme delivery workflow.
Themes are managed through ZIP packages and version records. Developers can use Codex, Claude Code or Cursor to build Blade templates, complete the theme integration checks and upload the package to the admin.
A site can bind a selected theme version and switch or roll back between installed versions, supporting continuous enterprise website iteration and releases.