The right platform
Concrete CMS suits organisations with many editors, sign-off needs and structured content. If WordPress or a headless CMS would serve you better, we'll say so before you commit.
Edit the page you're looking at.
Govern everything behind it.
Concrete CMS builds for organisations where many people publish and some of them need sign-off. Custom themes and blocks, in-page editing, approval workflows and permissions set up around how your team really works.
Custom Concrete CMS themes & blocks
Upgrades, migrations & version moves
Workflows, permissions & ongoing support
We design and build Concrete CMS websites for brands in finance, travel, technology and the charity sector. Bespoke themes, clean block libraries and sites that stay fast as they grow.
Discuss your Concrete CMS projectEditors change content on the page itself, so what they see while editing is what visitors get.
Page versions, approval workflows and permissions decide who can change what, and who signs it off.
Custom blocks and Express data objects keep teams, locations and products consistent across the site.
Keep the editing experience your team likes. Get a codebase that's easy to upgrade, extend and support.
Custom themes & block development
Custom Concrete CMS themes and blocks designed around your content, so editors assemble pages from parts that always look right.
Set up groups, permissions and approval workflows so departments publish their own content while sensitive pages still go through sign-off.
Move older Concrete CMS (concrete5) sites onto a supported version, with custom blocks and add-ons reviewed, rebuilt or retired along the way.
Connect Concrete CMS to your CRM, marketing tools and internal systems, with forms routed to the people who act on them.
How we fix it






A good CMS doesn't create rankings or enquiries on its own. The structure, content and quality of the build matter.
Search
Plan site structure, clean URLs, meaningful headings and editable metadata around your services and customers, with canonical URLs and structured data where appropriate.
Performance
Review caching, image delivery, theme code and hosting together. Test key templates on mobile, with attention to Core Web Vitals, keyboard access and readable content.
Conversion
Shape calls to action and forms around the buyer journey. Agree analytics and enquiry tracking so improvements can be measured after launch.
Three things worth settling before a build or upgrade begins, so the approach, the proposal and the handover all say the same thing.
Concrete CMS suits organisations with many editors, sign-off needs and structured content. If WordPress or a headless CMS would serve you better, we'll say so before you commit.
Page types, blocks, content migration, integrations and workflow requirements all affect the work involved. Share your current site and priorities so the proposal sets out deliverables and a realistic schedule.
Agree hosting, backups, version updates and support before go-live, with editor training and clear access, so your team knows how to run the site.
The things people ask before a Concrete CMS project, answered plainly — no sales talk.
Something else on your mind?
Put it in the form at the top of the page and a senior member of the team will answer it personally — no brief required.
Ask the teamConcrete CMS is a strong fit when many people edit the site and some changes need approval. In-page editing, page versions, workflows and permissions are part of the core rather than added through plugins. For simpler content-led sites, WordPress is often the better choice, and we'll tell you which suits you.
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