Zenblog

About Zenblog

Zenblog is a deliberately tiny headless blogging CMS for developers who want a blog attached to an existing app without adopting a general-purpose content platform. Its defining choice is that there is nothing to configure: no content models to define, no collections to design, no field schemas — you create a blog and write a post, and the developer integration is a type-safe SDK or a REST call that works with any framework, with users reporting a working Astro integration in about ten minutes. Media is the second friction point it removes, hosting images and video itself so there is no S3 bucket to provision or CDN to wire up for what is usually a handful of assets. The editor is modelled on Notion, so a non-technical writer can work in it without a Markdown lesson, while tags, categories, authors and multiple blogs are all managed without setup. The free tier covers a single blog with one author and unlimited posts under a fair-use policy, which is enough for a genuine product blog; the paid tier lifts every limit at once rather than laddering them. Refunds are offered within 14 days and cancellation is immediate, with discounts for non-profits and education on request.

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