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Upgrades, fixes, new page types and help for your editors on Concrete CMS, Strapi and Payload, from developers who build on these platforms every week.
CMS support is help from developers who know the content management system your website runs on. It covers upgrades to the CMS and its add-ons, fixing errors, adding page types and blocks, setting up editor roles and workflows, and helping your team publish. It matters most on platforms like Concrete CMS or a headless CMS, where general web agencies often lack the experience.
Last reviewed 26 October 2026 by the Rubik Digital team.
Core and add-ons kept current.
Errors traced to the cause.
New page types and blocks.
Roles, workflows and training.
Your buyer asks an AI assistant
Who can support a Concrete CMS website?
To be in that answer
We do. Concrete CMS runs many of the sites we've built, so we know its blocks, page types and upgrades well.
To be in that answer
We upgrade on a copy of your site first, check every add-on and template, then repeat it live.
To be in that answer
On a headless CMS it's often a cache or webhook. We find the cause and fix it so publishing just works.
To be in that answer
Yes. We review the code and hosting, fix anything urgent, then look after it from there.
Prompts that decide who gets chosen
A typical month of requests from a fictional finance firm running Concrete CMS and Strapi, and what we did about each one.
Marketing team asked
“I can't find where to change the phone number in the footer.”
What we did
The footer sits in a global area. We showed you where it lives and gave your editor role access to it.
Product team asked
“We need a page for each monthly fund report, with a PDF to download.”
What we did
We built a reusable fund report page type with fields for the summary, performance chart and PDF.
Compliance lead asked
“I need to approve financial promotions before they're published.”
What we did
We set up a workflow so new and edited pages wait for compliance sign-off before they go live.
IT manager asked
“Our security review asked if the CMS is still supported.”
What we did
You weren't. We upgraded Concrete CMS on a copy first, checked every add-on, then upgraded live.
Content team asked
“I published a guide in Strapi this morning but it isn't on the site.”
What we did
The webhook that rebuilds the site had stopped firing. We fixed it, so published content appears again.
Marketing team asked
“Saving a page in the editor takes ages.”
What we did
An oversized log table was slowing every save. We cleared it and set it to tidy itself.
We haven't published a support case study yet. These are Concrete CMS sites we designed and built, with figures from their published case studies.
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Five steps to bring your CMS into support, whoever built it.
Review
CMS version, add-ons, custom code and hosting checked.
Access
Admin, hosting and code access set up securely.
Upgrade
Core and add-ons upgraded on a copy first.
Fix
Errors and slow pages traced and fixed.
Support
Requests from your team handled by developers.
There are a few ways to get help with a CMS. Here's how they compare.
| Option | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| The original developer | Sites where they're still available and responsive | Everything depends on one person's time |
| A general web agency | Popular platforms like WordPress | Little experience of Concrete CMS or headless setups |
| A CMS specialist | Sites on Concrete CMS, Strapi or Payload | Check they've built on the platform, not just used it |
| Rebuilding on a new CMS | Sites that no longer fit how your team works | Cost and disruption when support would fix the problem |
It depends on the platform, how much custom code the site has, how out of date it is and how much help your team needs each month. A site that needs a major upgrade first costs more to bring into support. We quote a fixed monthly fee after reviewing your site.
Get a fixed proposalWhat moves the price
Concrete CMS, Strapi or Payload.
Effect on budget: Low
Bespoke blocks and add-ons.
Effect on budget: High
How far behind it is.
Effect on budget: Medium
Hours of help each month.
Effect on budget: Medium
Whether we host it too.
Effect on budget: Low
We build on Concrete CMS, Strapi and Payload, so the people supporting your site already know how it fits together.
Concrete CMS runs many of the sites in our portfolio.
Tested on a copy before your live site.
Plain answers for the people who use the CMS daily.
We take on sites built by others, after a review.
Expert guidance and flawless execution. Our go‑to agency for all things digital.”
What people usually ask us before a project starts. If yours isn't here, ask it in the form and someone senior will reply.
Concrete CMS, Strapi and Payload, plus custom-built sites. WordPress sites are covered by our WordPress support service.
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