Imagine your website as a system of “pins” – key pages that carry the main value, supported by smaller pages that explain details. When these pages are connected logically, people find answers faster, stay longer, and trust the brand more. Search engines also understand the site better, which supports SEO and stable traffic growth.
Where Sitepins is most useful
Sitepins is especially effective for: – service businesses with many service pages and sub-services – clinics with departments, doctors, procedures, and educational content – multi-location businesses that need consistent location pages – websites that use landing pages for online promotion – businesses planning a redesign and wanting a cleaner structure first
What Sitepins improves
A Sitepins approach typically delivers: – clearer navigation and easier page discovery – better UX on mobile through simpler paths – stronger internal linking logic for SEO – less duplication and fewer “dead-end” pages – higher conversion rate because users reach the right page faster
How we apply Sitepins
We build structure before we polish visuals: – identify high-priority pages that drive leads and bookings – group content into logical clusters (services, locations, expertise, FAQ) – define page roles – main pages, support pages, conversion pages – create internal linking rules that feel natural, not forced – align headings and content blocks to search intent
Outcome for business growth
When structure is clear, promotion becomes cheaper and more effective. Paid traffic converts better, organic traffic grows more steadily, and visitors trust the website because it “makes sense” from the first click.
If your website is expanding and you want it to stay organized, readable, and SEO-friendly, Sitepins is a smart way to build that foundation.
Sitepins Overview
Sitepins Key Features
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Self hosted | ❌ |
| Data driven | ✅ |
| Free | ✅ |
| Git based | ❌ |
| Saas | ✅ |
| Cloud | ✅ |
| Cloud based | ✅ |
| Localization multilingual | ❌ |
| Open source | ❌ |
| Graphql | ❌ |
| Page builder | ✅ |
| User roles permissions | ✅ |
| Content scheduling | ❌ |
| Webhooks | ✅ |
| Media library | ✅ |
| Dark mode | ✅ |
| Customizable api | ❌ |
| In app marketplace | ❌ |
| Sso enterprise | ❌ |
Sitepins Tech Stack
| Tech Stack | |
|---|---|
| Backend: | Cloud-based |
| Database: | Managed |
| API: | REST |
| Frontend Friendly: |
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Sitepins Use cases
- Website content updates
- Lightweight marketing workflows
- Landing page management
- Multi-team website editing
- Content feedback and approvals
Sitepins Integrations
- Zapier
- Make (Integromat)
- Slack
- Google Drive
- Webhooks
Sitepins Authentication methods
- Email & Password
- Invite-based team access
Sitepins Security features
- Role-based access control
- Workspace permissions
- Audit logs (paid tiers)
- Rate limiting
Sitepins Testing tools
- Preview environments
- API testing via REST clients
Sitepins Localization
- Enabled: False
- Interface:
- Content Translations: False
Sitepins Analytics
- Built-in: False
- Integrations:
- Google Analytics
- Matomo
- Segment
Sitepins Versioning
- Content: True
- API: True
Sitepins Additional Info
- License: Commercial (SaaS)
- Status: active
- Pricing: Free Plan – True, Paid From – , View Pricing
- Content Modeling UI: Visual page editing with pin-based annotations and structured content sections
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Page Updated: 2025-12-26






