AI CMS builder: a custom blog built for SEO from post one

Describe your publication. Get a rich text editor, SEO fields, scheduled posts, multiple authors, RSS and a sitemap — built, tested and ready to publish.

20 free credits. No card needed.
Example prompt

A blog and CMS for a B2B software company. Posts have draft, scheduled and published states, a featured image, categories, tags and an author…

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Your CMS
  • Posts
  • Authors
  • Categories
  • SEO
Posts This month
Published
Scheduled
Drafts
Posts with SEO fields filled 11 / 12
Admin, editor and writer roles
Sitemap ✓ RSS feed ✓

Website builders make blogging easy but limit your layout and your data.

Big CMS platforms can do almost anything, but they often lean on many plugins that need constant updates. StackMivo's AI CMS builder gives you a lean, custom CMS with the SEO basics built in.

Describe your publication, approve the build plan, and start publishing on a site you own.

the usual CMS build → done
  • Rich text editor done
  • Drafts and scheduling done
  • Authors and categories done
  • SEO and social tags done
  • Sitemap, RSS and search done
  • The posts only you can write ← start here

What you get in your CMS

Tap a layer to see what's inside.

layer 01

Writing and publishing

  • Rich text editor
  • Draft, scheduled and published post states
  • Featured images with auto-resize
  • Categories and tags
  • Multi-author support with author profiles
layer 02

SEO and growth

  • SEO title and meta description fields on every post
  • Open Graph and Twitter card tags for social sharing
  • Automatic sitemap.xml
  • RSS feed
  • Site search
  • Newsletter sign-up
How it works

How to build a blog with AI in 3 steps

  1. Step 01 Describe your publication

    Say what you publish, who writes and how posts are organized — for example, "a food blog with 3 authors, categories by cuisine and a newsletter sign-up."

  2. Step 02 Review the plan, then let it build

    StackMivo lists the content types, editor, SEO fields and pages. Approve it, and it builds the CMS.

  3. Step 03 Publish

    Write your first posts, connect your domain and deploy in one click on a paid plan.

Example prompt

A blog and CMS for a B2B software company. Rich text editor with images. Posts have draft, scheduled and published states, a featured image, categories, tags and an author. Each author has a profile page with a bio and photo. Every post has SEO title, meta description and Open Graph image fields. Generate sitemap.xml and an RSS feed automatically. Add site search and a newsletter sign-up form under each post. Roles: admin, editor, writer.

  • 3 post states
  • author profiles
  • SEO fields
  • sitemap + RSS
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Content sites you can build with AI

Start from the example prompt above, or describe one of these:

  • Company blog

    SEO-ready posts that support your product pages.

  • Multi-author magazine

    Editors, writers, categories and a newsletter.

  • Knowledge base

    Searchable help articles grouped by topic.

  • Recipe or review site

    Custom fields like ingredients, ratings and prep time.

  • Podcast site

    Episode pages with show notes and an RSS feed.

Why build your blog with StackMivo

  • SEO from post one.

    Meta fields, social tags, a sitemap and RSS are in place before you publish.

  • Lean by design.

    Only the features you asked for — no pile of plugins to keep updated.

  • Fits your content.

    Need recipes, case studies or podcast episodes? Add custom content types by asking in chat.

  • You own the code.

    It's built on Laravel, and paid plans let you sync it to GitHub and host it where you like.

Who it's for

CMS builder FAQs

What is an AI CMS builder?

A tool that builds a content management system from a description. With StackMivo, you describe your content, authors and SEO needs, and it generates a complete blog and admin area you can deploy.

Will my blog be good for SEO?

It comes with the SEO basics: editable titles and meta descriptions, Open Graph and Twitter tags, an automatic sitemap and RSS. Rankings still depend on your content and links.

Can several authors write on it?

Yes. Multi-author support with author profiles is included. Describe the roles you need, like editor and writer, in your prompt.

Can I schedule posts?

Yes. Posts can be drafts, scheduled or published, and scheduled posts go live on their own.

Can I move my existing blog over?

Ask for an import tool in your prompt — for example, from a CSV or a WordPress export file — and review the plan before you approve it.

Do I own the code and content?

Yes. You keep ownership of your inputs and outputs (Terms), so your posts and code stay yours.

Build your blog and CMS today

Describe your publication and get a custom, SEO-ready blog that you own.

20 free credits. No card needed.