Build, edit and publish customer-facing pages with a live visual editor — wired to the same products, pricing and content that run your operations in E-Commerce and CRM.
The shop lives in one platform, the CRM in another, and the public site sits on WordPress or Webflow with a developer pasting prices into a content block. The prices drift. The products go stale. A marketing edit takes a ticket and a deploy.
Response365 makes the public site read from the same row the order ships against — so a price change on the product is a price change on the website, automatically, without a sync job and without a CMS to babysit.
A drag-and-drop visual editor with a real-time preview. Marketing rewrites a hero, drops a new section, swaps an image — and the published page reflects it without a developer hand-off.
Every change is captured as a WebsiteVersion. Roll back a page to last Tuesday in one click. Diff today's hero against last quarter's. No "we lost the old copy" emails.
Pull products, pricing, stock and articles straight from the platform. The website doesn't sync from the shop — it reads the same row the order ships against. No drift, no nightly job.
Pages are composed from sections. Sections are drag-and-drop. Everything is versioned. Nothing leaves the platform.
Create a WebsitePage — URL, SEO metadata, layout. One record, one canonical URL.
Compose the page from WebsiteSection blocks — hero, grid, FAQ, CTA. Reorder by drag.
Wire a section to live data — a product range, a category, a knowledge-base topic.
Type into the preview. Adjust copy, swap images, change the CTA — see the result instantly.
Every save is a new WebsiteVersion. The previous version is one click away, forever.
Open a private preview URL — share with the team, sign-off before it goes public.
One click. The live URL updates. no deploy, no CDN purge ritual
The website reads the same products, prices, stock and content the rest of the platform writes. There is nothing to sync.
Editing the public website should feel like editing a document you can always undo, not a deploy you might regret.
The whole builder is three database objects you can reason about. No proprietary template language, no opaque "blocks" hidden behind a plugin.
Spin up a new WebsitePage, drop in a hero and a product grid bound to the promotion's SKU range, publish. The grid stays accurate as prices move. The page lands in Social Media as a shareable link.
Reusable sections live once and appear on every page that uses them — a header, a footer, a trust-bar. Edit the section, every page updates. Each edit is still its own WebsiteVersion.
Each WebsitePage has its own canonical URL, meta description, OG tags and structured data. The breadcrumb JSON-LD writes itself. Search engines see a real page — not a JavaScript shell.
| Capability | WordPress + plugins | Webflow | Response365 Website Builder |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live visual editor with instant preview | Plugin (Elementor / similar) | Yes | Yes — native |
| Versioned pages with one-click rollback | Plugin | Limited backups | Yes — WebsiteVersion per save |
| Reads live product & price data | WooCommerce + sync | External CMS / Zapier | Yes — same backend |
| Stock-aware product blocks | Plugin + cache | No | Yes — live inventory |
| Demo / contact forms into CRM | Form plugin + Zapier | External CRM integration | Yes — direct to CRM |
| Public knowledge-base sections | Plugin | No | Yes — bound to Knowledge Base |
| Per-page SEO metadata & structured data | SEO plugin | Yes | Yes — native |
| One login for site, shop, CRM, finance | No | No | Yes — one platform |
| Cost | Hosting + plugins + dev time | Per-site/mo + integrations | Included in Response365 |
A conservative annual case for a mid-sized B2B operation running a public site, a shop and a CRM today.
Drop WordPress hosting, premium plugins or a Webflow per-site plan — and the agency hours that keep them running.
Marketing edits hero copy, swaps a section, ships a campaign page — without a dev ticket or a deploy window.
No more "the website still says €4.20" tickets. Pricing, stock and FAQs read the same row the rest of the business writes.
Indicative range for a single brand running one public site and one shop. Larger groups with multiple brands or markets recover more, and so do teams currently buying a separate CMS, a forms tool and a CRM integration.
Let us show you in seven minutes how a marketing edit becomes a live, versioned page — with the product grid still in sync with the warehouse, and the demo form already in the CRM.