Tools

One install. Switch on what you need.

Every Domma CMS site comes with a set of Tools already built in, a handful more you can switch on for free, and Pro Tools for when the business grows. They share one admin, one sign-in, one set of users and roles, so nothing needs gluing together.

8built-in Tools
6free Tools
22Pro Tools
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Browse every Tool

Narrow the list by tier or category. Each card opens that Tool's own page, with what it does, how it looks and how to start.

Built-in, free and Pro

Built-in

Part of Domma CMS itself and on from the first run: Analytics, Contacts, Notes, Todo, SEO, Forms, Site Search and the Theme Switcher. Don't need one? Switch it off and its data is kept for when you want it back.

Free

Blog, Shopping Cart, Booking, Security, Feedback and Mail Reader ship with every install. Switch them on in the Marketplace when you need them. No account, no licence, no fee.

Pro

Twenty-two Tools for when you need more: several blogs, full email, a calendar, classes and waiting lists, invoices, recruitment, two-factor sign-in, Search Console and more. Each is licensed per site and installed for you.

See the Pro Tools working together in the Pro Suite tour.

Pro never locks you in

A Pro Tool adds to your site; it never holds your content hostage. If a licence lapses, the Pro Tool stops loading and everything it stored stays on your site, untouched. Renew, and it picks up where it left off.

Where a Pro Tool has a free sibling, the free one steps back in on its own:

Blog Prolapses to the free Blog
Email Prolapses to Mail Reader
Security Prolapses to the free Security
Contacts Prolapses to the built-in Contacts
Shopping Cart Proleaves the Cart and every order as they were
Booking Proleaves Booking and every booking as they were
SEO Proleaves the built-in SEO running

Monthly licences on managed sites have a seven-day grace period before anything changes. A licence bought outright for a self-hosted site never stops working; when its support period ends, it simply stops receiving updates.