All features Multi-Site

One account. All your sites.

Add as many Astro sites as you need and switch between them instantly. If separate teams need separate access, put each site in its own organization. Zero handles the rest.

How it works

Multiple sites. No friction.

Zero is built around the idea that most teams run more than one Astro site. Adding another is just connecting a repo, and you're editing within minutes.

All in one place

Add as many sites as you need

Marketing site, docs, blog — add each one independently, and switch between them in seconds. Each site keeps its own repo, its own branch and its own history.

Agencies

Create an organization per team

If different sites need completely separate user bases, create a separate organization for each. Full access control, no overlap between teams — ideal for agencies.

Branch-aware editing

Switch branches in an instant

Working on a staging branch? A feature branch? Switch branches per site so the right people are always editing the right version of your content.

Access management

Every site, the right people.

Invite teammates to an organization by email and add them to the sites they work on. Admins manage sites and settings, members edit content. No GitHub accounts, no repo permissions.

Access Management

Questions about multi-site.

Something else on your mind? Email us — a human replies.

We're an agency, how should we add client sites?

It's often easiest to create a separate organization in ZeroCMS for each client and add their site(s) there. This way you can invite the client's team to work on their site, without worrying about them accessing others.

How does multi-site work with monorepos?

You can add the same repository multiple times, just with a different path to the root of each Astro site. So if your monorepo has /apps/marketing and /apps/docs, those become two separate sites in ZeroCMS.

How are multiple sites billed?

ZeroCMS billing is per site. Each site you add counts as its own subscription.

All your sites, one place.

Add your Astro sites, invite your teams, and start editing — whether you're running one site or ten.